Show side Inside ide S Stu f I. I By PAUL MALLON l WASHINGTON Jan 8 8 Lent ht Roosevelt said in his hL bu budget get i esage that he was f ff in his his budget last year He his liLs expenditures by a 8 and n d u under n d e r estimated lo o Gauge his receipts by if f Expenses Most competent here believe tho the current gures are even less less- indicative of hat the government may actually pend end next year Therein herein lies the story behind curent cur- cur tnt ent nt natural budgeting It is that ot i nation has a real budget any l lore re Necessity or convenience r vents it F. F The Roosevelt technique of ot the theist ast two years has been recognized f all The president as is asked congress for far more oney loney than he intended to spend say ho had only one purSe pur- pur se If the economic bottom fell it again he wanted to be in a potion potion po po- po- po tion to cut plenty of money However he got authority while was at t it to spend the leftover in ensuing years Thus Mr Roosevelt now is still lending ending mone money appropriated by congress th three r e e resident years ears ago and caray carlay car car- ay sy Spend ried tied in the budget then Thus he ie will spend next ear sar whatever Is left from irom last ears ear's four billion and the three bilm bilon bito bil- bil o m on of ot the previous year These leftover amounts are automations au au- au- au i not money If It utilized ie treasury must go out and bor- bor iw W w the money for them Hence the relationship between t 10 expenditures debt and deficit I fas as much a matter of ot executive eway way as of budgetary on an l Saddest untold tale ot the old year I the one about the building marIal ma- ma rials rIal firm se seeking king government m tracts The firm was new to the ways of ot ashington It wanted to get a od contract man here to deal with withie withe ie De e government The name of a Democratic lawyer was Firm members came camere ere re called the lawyer on the tele- tele tione one went to to see him They freed eed upon a fee and the lawyer to aid them in getting gettinge ie e 0 contracts It was some time later that the therm therra rm Im discovered a grievous error It ad d hired a Republican lawyer by His HL last name was 11 I 1 with that of ot the prominent Dem Dem- a c. c attorney but their given ames mes in apparently also their con- con concu cu were different he be Republican lawyer is now suit for his fee The IThe Th house has uno unofficial cial chosen Knutson of Minnesota Minne i sota as jeer lead- lead I utson er He has ha a a. long osen as sc record of Leader tion in that line It was waa he hi who the chorus of guffaws which u may have heard over the tho radio the end of Mr Roosevelt's mes- mes e c Three or four comes com corn es joined in In but no mare more than thant t Calmer Republican leaders d to shush hush the catcalling group r- r strong trong personal element lies bead bethe bethe be be- ad the tho current bonus dicker dickering ng ename name of Texas' Texas Patman l n Ii bill author is being crowded of t the legislation by compromise p er Believe it or no not this stirred more resentment ng man than the ad- ad ted loss of the inflation phase Patman atm n has told his associates irately that he spent 10 of his 1 money in the bonus fight dur- dur the last eight elgh years ears He still sUll stillS es s about half of it pr r r. r Roosevelt's dire neutrality lings may have sounded Bounded as if iad d some inner reasons to expect rt beyond those genc l known os OE oss who should know about such JS say Layhe ar he has none nat his diplomatic outposts e C been picking up in the way of ofa do a tips are along along- the line Uno of ot the tile owing lowing ince iDee 1933 the Japanese war min mm- p has allocated nearly yen to civilian in industries industries in in- for military mill mill- ds War iWar tary orders Meta Met- Met 1 I machine b building u i I d 1 ng and weal leal Ical works have been extended fewer than 30 new enterprises K 8 been launched 15 new depart- depart PU 1 added to old enterprises and Continued on Page Two L Column SIX T J Inside I Stuff Continued from Fag pa One Oni 20 0 factories enlarged Most Important taut ant are the blat blast furnaces the he new Mitsubishi aviation factory new ew aluminum factories in and nd Yokohama an airplane facto factory In Ts and a powerful chemical chemical- combine n. n The budget was not civen iven out prior t to its presentation News stories lories about It were bu based d. d on on a summary furnished by bythe the budget b lureau reau Newsmen were told they could buy copies caples of ot the tho actual budget after it was Wall presented Mr Roosevelt has removed most mot ot of f the books from the shelves in hi his offIce One shelf helf now contains four tour fourr or r five Ive volumes volume Nine others are bare bar are Before any legislative business was vas brought up in congress congre the opening day seven even congressmen Inserted In In- speeches into the Congressional Congressional lonal Record without reading This vill enable them toman these more morer Or r less political addresses addressee free tre to voters under their franking leges It looks like Ilk a big but Unprofitable unprofitable un- un profitable year for tor the government printing of office lie and arid the postoffice department Mr r. r Roosevelt rehearsed his speech privately for sound a few hours houri before he d delivered livered it to con con- gress Proof of ot of equality before belore the law was wa offered when tax authorities linked th the cases cues of JerItza and Sophie Tucker calling them both sl ger Most MOlt authoritative guess available avail avail- able ablo I on Mrs Mn Roosevelt's Roosevelt income from her dally daily column is that she he gets bet v between en and a week to 60 0 per cent of ot the net |