Show Inside Stuff 1 By PAUL MALLON March 14 A AI I group of ot top business men already ordered tb their ir cigars begun berun smoking up for another smoke r oko t filled 11 Ie d Horse room at the theBe Be Cleveland Out Oat it lican llean convention a They are ara not Eg 7 around round making speeches tit It but they have hav an idea they n geminate another Harding phrase They have already I the thiman man mn ij is not Snot one orie of ot the candidates being ing prominently mentioned thief chief Jef argument being advanced i Is that he looks like liko a at at t t. t Also that he is safer mot t of those now receiving g ie attention n. n H He will go into Cn nUon with willi ve ver very f few del dele dele- But Bet If It and when m a stalemate they h hope pe to to bring him himie t ef the ie darkest of dark h horse I u ithe the compromise winner nc grooming gro work so been excellent but It will edly not work o out t as ns asci ci II One reason is that a more choice will probably dei de de- i cut ut of the existing contest be- be the convention Another is y Republican author author- I such uch a course would be f 1 j H Harding was not ted in the tho old smoke filled room om at the Chicago conven- conven i popularly supposed He was as asmore more than a week b before fore tho the Uon by less than half a dozen party bigwigs meeting in city They saw the tho stale- stale i and got together The advertised erti ad d hotel room meet- meet i called by them at the proper prop prop- er time to get the thes s Filled minor leaders Inon in Story on the agreement i Myth and to pass the word along historical correction will be ber r officially when one of the who attended the earlier caviler con- con publishes his memoirs in few years leaders are aro not so im- im Went dent in these modern days as lUI t nominations get down to Milled filled convention rooms That F Fe ns in political fairy tales i lucky lueky u ky candidates es in the cur- cur melee will be tic the ilie ones who lose r those oi who have been president S close to the inside of ot the theM M House Rouse can realize how the tho eney ncy h has s wr wrecked many lives ilves Jus and tribulations tribulation and f ct on real and personal enjoyment really really real real- ly Iy make the glam glam- or of being a big bigman bigman bigman man in history k hardly worth hu i never be before foro been pub- pub J rat bat the same jovial Mr R on on his Inauguration day fore wore hi his bis real troubles started W eu el hIs hia ow own election He l W hiJ hii secretary George Chris- Chris ile be passed through the senner sen sea ner er on h his way to tho the In- In saying eying rge being senator was Wa the then b bV V n ever had God only Why h r we gave it up for tor this pains of great r w were suggested to one eminent Republican candi- candi J tiong long Jong ago aKa by bya a friend The that the candidate never neTer M be as contented in Th lie ie House HOUle lu a as where V ere he ho then 4 e candidate admitted it it Thol Those The Be things are aro all be be- f I am going to get it y and there is no It away from it or reI re- re I Iy c y k difficult 1 to prove how howe much the e stories going a around JC C o on Pace Pt Yive Inside Stuff Continued from Page Ons that the new dealers are encouraging ing lug the Borah Republican candi candi- dacy One of the stories is worth telling however only as a a. humorous Improbability It is related in the senate cloak cloakroom cloakroom cloakroom room that the Idaho Republican was was calling on Mr Jr Roosevelt at the V White hit e Ho House use President some weeks ago Aids Borah The Tho ho president in- in Rumor the conversation conversation con con- t to ask Bill BUl why dont don't you go into tho the Illinois primary Borah is supposed to have replied that he was thinking about it The president reached for a a. telephone saying Ill Til call up Chicago and get you some delegates out there Some of these congressmen who have been making speeches for economy economy economy econ econ- omy have begun to change their tune privately Letters have been coming in from back home protesting protesting protesting protest protest- ing against W P A l cuts cut Also protests protests pro pro- tests have been piling up against curtailing C C C camps This situation situation situation sit sit- has already been down Pennsylvania avenue to the White House The smart idea of having states come como into the supreme court with appeals to uphold tho the Guffey coal act is supposed to have been ar arranged arranged arranged ranged by Senator Guffey himself He passed the tho word around far in advance that tho the state briefs would be filed flied Tho The idea is more political than legal Most of the briefs briels are not legalistic arguments but merely assertions assertions as as- that the states cannot regulate reg reg- ulato tho the industry and that therefore therefore therefore there there- fore the federal government should do it A A A. few of the briefs admit that the states could make compacts II but say this is impractical I Townsend investigators of ot the house are aro already having their in In- One OnS' group within the investigating committee wants to emulate Senator Black It urged the sending of detectives to all sections sec eec of at the country to learn how the are working from the inside Another group wants to start hearings and develop the evidence from Townsend witnesses A compromise is in the making whereby the committee will do a little of ot both Copyright 1936 for The Telegram |