Show Inside Stuff r li r By PAUL MALLON WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Jan 20 at t Roosevelt's best unofficial ader ader ad- ad per er believes the new deal will bank on nature rather w Deal than a constitutional aus amendment to change the maS majority majority ma ma- S opinion of e supreme court He has con- con life insurance charts and condes condes con- con des udes that Mr Roosevelt may look ward to appointing no fewer an n three new supreme court juss' juss jus- jus es s' s if It he Is reelected for a second nn rn Republican Chairman Fletcher II not know it it but many new deal EUS CUS have been dramatizing ts Ii like Liberty at tho the Cross Cross- dS s for radio broadcasting The Therl eral rl housing administration has hasU U particularly active in that reIt re- re et It employs actors Their ts are recorded on records which are sent s-ent around Ml ill n broadcasting stations those owned by the chains now Sing ng to handle Mr Fletchers Fletcher's MID o technicians believe the broadcasters did Mr Fletcher Vcr Ivor by declining to accept wholly 5 Continued d on Page Two Column Two Inside Stuff Continued from Pace Fagi On political dramatics As they see ee It Ithe he tho new deal cOuld out dramatize the ho opposition if it ever got around around to o that They foresee greater technical technical tech tech- dramatic possibilities in Mr RooSevelt playing Undo Tom to the th wolves Al At Smith will not give out copies copte in ad ad- of ot his Liberty league speech vance He Is writing it In note f form formon fOrmon rm rmon on the backs oi ot Sn Smith Writes envelopes T The he Speech on league will have Envelopes pes stenographers s ten 0 g r a phew take it down In minute five relays There Thera will wille willbe willbe be e no formidable presidential movement movement movement move- move ment for AL Both he and his bh friends are arc agreed that he s1 should put ut his foot toot down against any such activity He will make that clear in inus his his' us s speech What Is behind the current current- federal fedral fed fed- ted ted-I eral ral communication communications commission row ow Is the fact that the tho son of a ac c cOmmissioner listened at the key key- hole hobo ole of ot a ho hotel el r room om and overheard some ome fancy remarks the commission com com- II mission from radio pien men One Ono thing he ic overheard was a remark that one I commissioner could be bo bought for two wo bits or something like bike that Ho HoId dId Id not see the smiles on the fa faces es cs of f some of the radio men when the they used those big long words disrespectfully describing the commis- commis You may a accept It as a fact that the le new hew new benefit payments to farm farm- ers rs will wilt not bo be financed by new in- in taxes perhaps on n farm Implements 5 Several friends of i. i George orge Creel Democratic gubernatorial candidate candi- candi da date ate e in California last time have havethe I Ithe the le ide idea that he ha has turned against I Ith th he the new deal because he is privately criticizing so many of Its features A A L competent authorIty on that sub sub- Is certain that C Creel eel does doe not Intend to break publicly with the ad ad- ministration Cabinet favorites rites at the White louse se now ar are Wa Wai- Wai Wallace lace ace and Ickes They frequently are invited to Cabinet luncheons at the favorites Wit Wh White I t e lH H House 0 U use 5 e I Listed FAsted regularly regularly reg reg- every Mon Mon- day ay Wallace and Ickes usually Uy come come ome together Roper brings in inmany inmany inmany many delegations delegations' to the executive off ce He still is b the tho coordinator cooperator operator o and with bus bus In ness ness in Ii a. a way wayS S Secretaries fern Dern Swanson wanson- wanson and Perkins seldom come round around During the th f first two weeks that congress was was in session it received riot not ot a single specific recommends recommends- ion tion on for legislation from the president dent lent ent aside from the budget Such Sucha I a sit situation is unprecedented ted This congressional session may rival theold the theold theold old lame lanie duck session for inactivity Representative McG McGroarty ort of ol California who Introduced Introduce the Towns Townsend end plan bill bUl has split with wilh Dr Townsend on the question of a a thIrd hird party In California McGroarty ty a a Democrat Is advising Town Town- to lo boycott the state convention convention con con- but Dr Townsend Insists on going ahead What Democrats Democrat fear is that thata a Townsend third party will take votes from Mr Roosevelt The Thee new budget provides for 12 more White House police pollee making 65 fi 5 in all to guard the executive man sion boa Their sal sal- Dozen I ozen MOrn More r ary allowa allowance will White House b be a year Policemen A A. Massachusetts s cotta s Republican congressman is Js privately bemoaning the he deluge of silk stocking candidates candi candi- dates on the Republican ticket in ils ht are area He lie thinks It would be better to develop some candidates with holes in i b their shoes Comp Comp- roller OConnor O'Connor r whoso whose report lauds the he great job done in reopening closed banks has quietly dr dropped his assistant who did it it and has hns employed a pers personal al friend from California authority at the tho Democratic national committee com corn hints that the bills of t the theadio radio adio broadcasting companies companies' 42 to Columbia and to NBC BC may may- riot not bo be paid for a long Jong long ong Um time There ar are to too many other bills bUls ills to be handled handl d first but none bigger The Du Ponts who are financing the he Liberty league ar are beneficiaries ot of f much new deal legislation for legislation for Instance the spending program has hB helped their G General Motors stock I also Iso their cellophane Th Their lr friends say ay they take the range long-range view and nd figure that the tax C cost t in the thelong long ong run run will ruin whatever Immediate im- im mediate benefits they may gain The he treasury must bo be expecting a 0 lotof ot of litigation The ITh budgetary allowance al- al lowance for its general counsel has been increased from to 60 It is hiring 19 new employee IncludIng two assistants Only eIght Ight persons were in that office heretofore Assistant Se Secretary of State Philips Phillips Phil Phil- Ups lips is bringing back to Mr Roosevelt Roosevel Roose- Roose velt vel elt a Highly important confidential report on Europe Europ Little was said about bout It it but ho made a quiet trip tripo to o Berlin to get im an an inside IMIde line Une on liners Intentions Also he had afew a 0 few ew choice chats in Paris Pads He wanted to o get down downto to Rome but was s afraid Lond London n a and d Paris would stand tand st nd Some Republican authorities au- au s 's are saying g. g that Governor Hoffman lost Jost his chance of the theRe Re- Re Republican publican vice presidential nomination nomination nomina- nomina tion ion b by his handling of t the Hauptmann Hauptmann Haupt Haupt- mann case Insiders InsIder know he lost it t earlier by advocating advisory opinIons pinions from the supreme court Republican bigwigs did not like that at tall all Copyright 1936 for The Telegram |