| Show Inside f Stuff By PAUL MALLON 1 I I jw WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Jan 14 14 Subtle subtle effects are one of the out- out unheralded accomplish accomplish- lents of the new deal To wit wity President Roosevelt start- start id d his press conference off recently by announcing he Devaluation had bad just lust signed an 0 order r d o c r extending I Uncertain the stabilization 1 i fund for another pear ear No one cared anything about ie he e stabilization fund All An naturally P rendered ab about out dollar devaluation authority which was in tho the same kw IW W Devaluation The president did didlot didot didt lot ot t appear to know about that He e would auld have to see Mumbling half halt loud he read through the order ro 0 p the order did not make clear ether bother he had continued his de- de authority or not nat News Seekers erkers ekers would have to check up th ith tho the treasury on that Present was the treasury's excel- excel nt at publicity adviser Mr Gaston le e did not know either Ho He would J have to check To do so he hent herent herent rent nt off not Jp in Sj the direction of oC h 8 treasury b but tL back into the ite House secretarial offices Later it was an- an oft Pedaling d that the in pre president sid e n t had inco World also apparently continued his de- de authority unbeknown to if it you can imagine that that Newsmen emerging said to them- them ves Well Vell the London lon on rumors today must be wrong cause the tho president did not nat even cven low aw about the tho subject This was wase Q e desired glow It was reflected over aver the financial al world It it t would bo be simpler if the new newal al 1 l shading system were not occa- occa occa- occa nally like the tho street traffic sigis sig- sig is s in Washington Some of af the d lights atop here mean go right go-right right d I left Some of the green go- go mean n stop one at tho the main trance to the capitol grounds Thus hus while Mr Roosevelt was nn am Paso PaTen Ten Column Four Your S Inside Stuff 4 Continued roni Crom P Pa Page te e One turning hl his green dimmers dimmers dimmer on the devaluation rumors some som of his Democratic congressmen Uc c were wore publicly publicly pub pub- se seeing ing red inflation probabilities ties tics from the thc A A A decision Also tho the house was was' passing g a two or Dr three billion dollar doUar bon bonus s bill without without without with with- out funds and Farl FarJ Farley y was waS wai telling the Democratic naU national nal committee that Mr Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt was a man Through the kaleidoscope this much can be seen for fot certain Mr Roosevelt is preserving his devaluation powers solely for currency currency currency cur cur- rency dickering In Inflation atlon with foreign na- na Threat Given Ginn 1 if occasion Conservatives arises It m may y or ormay ormay ormay may not come within the tho next year He will wUl not devalue any his own accord Inflation threats were put forward by new deal congressmen solely to sober up conservatives cheering over the A A AA A decision The congressmen con congressmen gressmen could not resist the temp temp- tation No devaluation or currency inflation Is is' planned Thickening of the fray has left no noticeable mark upon pon Mr Roosevelt's Roose Roese- v velt's lt's countenance Callers CaUer over the week-end week noted the ruddiness of his skin No more more than the usual characteristic nervousness was apparent ap ap- ap- ap parent He still blinks bUnks his eyes frequently frequently frequently fre fre- fre- fre in a sort of squint He Ho sm smokes kes incessantly twitches his ci aret holder in his fingers lingers From the tr front his thin hair is Isas as gray as the smoke which he bellows forth In hi large largo puffs ho he docs does not inhale much But from the back his hair is thicker and and a brown A comparison of the tho photos at his Inauguration and at the Jackson day dinner reflects a less striking change than might be expected The historic trouble with Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic gatherings h has s been that although the leaders try to fix Ix things things rarely stay fixed That was wu what happened in the selection of ot Philadelphia as a convention site Po Postmaster General Farley originally originally origl- origl nally fixed everything for Philadel phia After the A A A decision he be developed a n sentimental attachment nt for Chicago and fixed that This caused Senator Senator- Guffey to tot tear to-tear t tear ar his hair also to wheedle moro more money from Philadelphia ba backers ker kers kersAt At thelast thelast the tho last minute it was apparent that Philadelphia's extra had bad overwhelmed Mr Farleys Farley's sentimental tal fixing for forthe the windy city That is why the vote waa wa delayed delaye t The leaders were called into a a. buddie huddle huddle hud bud dle die to change signals After fifteen minutes' minutes c consultation the third fix fix ing of ot Philadelphia was Vas made to stick Mr Farley was thus able to say he had been for tor Philadelphia all the tho time Note Mr Farley's Farleys sentimental attachment for Chica Chicago o is supposed supposed supposed sup sup- posed to have developed out of the improbability of Mr Roosevelt carrying carrying car car- tying Pennsylvania For Guffey has been telling Farley Fancy that the Keystone Republican at state te could and would be carried For the first three years Farley Fancy believed him but it took the e extra ra to convince convince convince con con- vince him this time Copyright 19 1936 for The he Telegram |
