Show Inside Stuff t. t B By r PAUL AUL MALLON WASHINGTON Feb 19 The 19 The goldI gold goic I d decision ision will make no more difference differ nce ence to lo you than han j if the supreme court j had bad decided confederate mo money was wa Vr DO ao o good an any more It will not Influence prices mone money r banking government policy A cI tion or the Euro Euro- oad Taken raken rean gold bloc i in it inOff 0 Off New W the Ion long run A At 1 Deal l eal Minds least this is tin the r i conclusion of th the tho f advisers in Washington I bot t financial I I JAIl JAll All they think hink it will do is to re re- reI relieve I lieve leve e c the mild pressure on the U. U S. S E stabilizatiOn fund and provide a 3 headache head ache che powder for the jittery boys inthe in inthe inthe the New York financial district who have recently enjoyed hallucinations r of suspicion that the court might rule otherwise t The new dealers now are all saying fr It is a big yawn to them Thc They wonder wonder won won- der why anyone got excited about aboul ItIn ItIn It Itin in the first place If Ie the truth were werl known they had some jittery moments mo mo- ments themselves but it is all over now slow S Longview prophets are beginning to get gel cl their range los for or the presidential election next year Everything is too uncertain to toi t L i warrant any open talking but the best ones expect a three-cornered three race They believe Three Sided d the final Cinal entries Presidential w V I 11 I include a Fight Se Seen n radical of t the h e Huey Long stripe If Ir not Huey himself This third entry entry entry en en- try will have no chance of winning for or himself but he might interfere seriously with Democratic plans for President Roosevelt's reelection You can see it if you consider that the Democrats polled about seventeen seventeen seventeen seven seven- teen million votes last t November the Republicans thirteen I A switch of two million votes in the right spots spols would have changed chang d the thet t results of oC the landslide lIt If If a radical can take several million million mil mil- JJ lion n votes awa away from Crom the Democrats next year car the race will not be won v by default as everyone has been predicting f S S I This analysis is not just a per- per tonal lanaI viewpoint of ot one or two men It represents the vague basis on which advance planning now is being being be be- ing done in several camps The political political political po po- po- po harvest you New Deal will reap ne nc next x t Foes Eye Ee year is beginning Huey Long to be p planted J ant c d now One small seed may be discerned In the hobnobbing hobnobbing- of certain substantial substantial sub sub- antinow dealers with Huey HUty Long Lon The Farley Farle people have noticed noticed noticed no no- it and are arc asserting that these men inspired Hueys Huey's attack on th the Democratic chairman general Tills This is probably not entirely correct b but t there can be no doubt that those dealers privately mentioned by the have been lending aid arid and encouragement of ot ota a sort to the Louisiana e eccentric centric That at is only natural His attacks are food for their elephant S S Far more Important is the prospect pros pro pact that a third party radical movement will not lack lade money monc next time This angle is ls not being overlooked overlooked over over- looked even now If Ie Huey wants a n war chest he be will not have to travel more than 25 miles from Crom Vash Washing Washington ns- ns J ton to find ind plenty of people who might be glad to chip in on anything w with th a reasonable chance of oC stopping stopping stop stop- ping the new deal Many things ma may happen in the thc next year to change this trend but there can be no q question estion that it il is th the trend which will guide strate strategy for lor the next few months montha S S S So far t this 15 has been the of congress since sion lion started The meetings of b both th houses arc still being curtailed to an nn unprecedented extent And wh when n they do meet the toe usual sparkle oCt of oC t political debate Is lacking r- r The main reason of course is 1 that thi President Roosevelt Is is' feeding hi his his' program out ver very slowly one OM t piece at a a. time But there Is a deeper deeper deep- deep f er er r contributing cause t i You m may not beLee beLee beLes be- be Lee Les lic c it but there thre Bel Being g Found is 15 less bunk and nd andIn andIn In Congress hokum in c cont con con- o n n- t gressional discussions now Congressmen ConI Con Cott gressmen ate are re cutting down on their stage plays for og home consumption The record is l padded with political po po political I blurbs One wise r says ays the boys r J Continued on Par Two Inside in Stuff t Continued from Pate Page One arc are beginning to realize a at last that the old fashioned h hooey oey docs does not get over w with th the v voters as it used to S 4 The Moses noise does docs not seem to have lave made the slightest impression on the White House Mr Roosevelt behind his phlegmatic silence is not much anno annoyed ed Apparently he in intends in- in tends to tends to follow through h on his move to squeeze the New York park commissioner commissioner com cam missioner out of ot the New York Cit City relief picture The White House slant is that Moses has hns lots of friends friends' for tor whom he hc has hils performed Moses O Ouster st r favors a 0 r s. s These There From Picture friends friends- arc are t the ii e Held Certain only ones who are arc making the noie in the White House Hous opinion No other ther reasons exist for tor the squeeze other than those which have been printed The public excuse excuse ex ex- cuse Is that the president wants wanta a aNew aNew aNew New York City relief director who vh can devote his whole time to the thc job There is little doubt however that this question would not have b been en raised had Mr Moses oses been less sarcastic sarcastic sar ear castic castle about Mr Roosevelt in th the Moses campaign for tor governor of New York last year ear Mr Roosevelt remembers both his friends and his enemies 4 S. S There can be no question about Mr Roosevelt's memory memori being un un- un- un usual At a n private conference re recently recently recently re- re he hc mentioned offhand th the precise number of or vessels involved In various war-time war transactions transactions which occurred when he vas yas ns assistant assistant assistant assist assist- ant secretary of nav navy Mr Roosevelt's new shipping proposal proposal pro pro- will contain a new t type pe of direct subsidy to supplant the ocean mail mall contracts The idea will be to equalize building and operating costs here hero with those abroad the government financing the difference differ differ- ence S C Reports that Senator Wagner Vagner Is going to drop his proposed labor I bill are wrong It w will vilI ll be introduced I shortly proposing free elections among workers and giving the la labor labor la- la bor board power to enforce Its dec de de- de- de c 9 C ft 4 The Shannon congressional committee committee com corn on government competition with private enterprises says bi big big- heartedly No IINo complaint is made mad of coast guard assistance given Civen to save life in casualties of the sea but we do recommend that the salvaging salvaging ing of ships and cargo be discontinued discontinued discon discon- I 4 I 4 The most impressive rc Washington reaction to the Hauptmann verdict was that of Senator Borah who laid aid the murder had only been half hull cleared up Borah has a reputation for uncanny prop prophecies I Copyright 1935 for The Telegram |