Show Inside e Stuff n By PAUL MALLON l WASHINGTON Jan 10 10 The The fy behind the thc Morgan hearing is short as any ever er told It can written witten In one word word publicity e i inquiry started of off like the grasping idline-grasping grapple of the t Is fairly well known that capa- capa is Chairman N Nyc's es unannounced purpose is to pro- pro Jinn mote public senti- senti be for ment for or his par- par bUcit of p Ii legislation opened the hearing with a three- three re st stump mp speech Copies were liable to the thc press in unlimited J P. P Morgan organ has been a senal sena- sena l al l witness before He was pre pre- ed this time with twice as many c es cs as Nye Nyc These were i d in the senatorial manner But it was smarter he began giving advance copies of his speech to the press in New k two da days rs before It was in st st. st it newspaper offices when Nye Nyc ted to speak Thus he scored a scoop on N Nye Nyc e and got headlines Deadlines in the noon ed editions his side N Nye's Nyes es pals wept n Morgan left the midget at atC ne nc C this year but in all other re reels re- re els ps ts his circus was bigger and andt t er r. r than th n ever ever A room 40 suite suie sui e required to house it at a a hotel Us lis army of performers c carried filled with statements on onI I V. every ery sub subject f c 1 lander imaginable mag i nab 1 e. e I ops PS Nye Nyc he Whenever n never eve r the Speech senatorial inquisitors t t Hors asked about French loan Joan or something he hed cd d upon his briefcase carriers statement No J or or r B. sc so zo also were available a in quan- quan CSt es eshe he prize one however was an page tit printed chronology of ts leading up to the World war var tie rie e of the events e w were wre re printed in faced d-faced type to catch the e eye e of ual al l readers 2 Vie he e A AAA A A decision may have haven havethe n the most momentous since sincee e id d Scott but the following I d day y 5 the quietest Washington has in a long time The They y reason you did not hear a a pin pini i p was that most of the states- states n In 1 were afraid to let even a sig- sig cant idea fall he llie senate was not in session e e house at this momentous hour t devoted itself to toA toLA toA LA A A Decision the most I Silence of all Wako Wake business the i vale atc bills of con- con seeking money for lual zal al constituents for pensions iL U claims etc elc The only mention tAA A AA A was by Congressman PeO Peon Peon Pe- Pe O on of Georgia He offered to as a substitute a bill ch he said he had written on own own typewriter In his own own of- of P. P The cheering from the floor loor accompanied by laughter resident president Roosevelt Roose had few callb call call- b No conferences were arranged r I secretary tarv said he would not notH H Continued rJ Oil ii Two T A Column Three Inside Stuff Continued rom m Page Pact a One speak about AA AAA A for 2 some th m Uin time Explanations for for this calm after the-hurricane the were varied The new deal crowd said sald Mr Roos Roosevelt velt was was' wisely Vilely aw awaiting public r reaction ac- ac tion He spoke poke too soon Joan after the theN theN N R RA decision A president t can go gono gono no farther than the people want to toga go o. o A goodly number of Democratic congressmen particularly those from the south were mumbling that they did not want to get ct into a constitutional amendment tight fight I It requires a two thirds major majority ty of both houses and three fourths of the states Opp Opponents of of A AAA A A muttered I p personal suspicions that th their vl vie vic 7 tory Lory 1 was perhaps A 1 little too big They were were confident the range long-range effect would be benetI beneficial fali b but were f. f i I 1 r doubtful about how to proceed now Every Insider on on both sides haa had ha hada a a. different personal opinion about abou the political am and Idem Ideas Vary economic dUclOn On Effects of the decision Of Ol Decision New dealers gen emily charged the thc court with playing politics Thc Th admitted d the best paying politics feature of the new d deal al had beer wiped out But wariest But wariest Republicans were no not nol certain they had been helped ma They noted that tho the farn leaders were assembling here to devise devise de de' dea vise a a program which would presumably pre presumably be tried before the cam A hint of oC the fhe the strong feeling within with in the supreme court on the A AAA A A Amay Amay may be bo gleaned t r l' l from rom J the tho tone ton oJ el elt o 1 the tho minority opinion It is b unusual for three judges to designate th the ther r conclusions of their six colleagues s sI I absurd and ridiculous ulous I The town of Middlesex Pa has ha er erected a big sig sign over the highway highway high high- way reading Land Landon n zI Wa Bor Born den L Congressman Maverick s sent letters letters let let- ten to the tho press asking for Ideas idea on the crucial issues Of dl 1936 1938 H He wanted to lo use uze them in a speech speed speech The almost unanimous r response se was The reelection of Maverick averick Copyright 1936 for The Tel Telegram i |