| Show TilE THE DAILY WASHINGTON Round Go l Trade Mark MarkBy MarkBy By DREW PEARSON PEI and ROBERT ALLEN V The WASHINGTON atmosphere is getting bluer and bluer around the N R A. A The blight of noncompliance is mounting steadily Latest crisis is in the field of the si- si I- I called service those codes covering beauty parlors par par- lors restaurants hotels taxis dry cleaners barbers Confidential reports on file with blue eagle administrators indicate noncompliance in these lines running in some cases as high as 99 09 per cen cent t. t What to do about the desperate situation has General Hugh Johnson et al virtually stumped Prosecution because of the pettiness and overwhelming number of the cases is considered considered con con- out ot of the question So far the only answer to the problem is an attempt to revive public support by another wide nation blue eagle ballyhoo campaign Such Sucha a drive has been in the works for several months in fact since the big code authorities authorities' confer conter- ence But 1 it hasn't got very far Pals A year ago the fierce feuding of Senator Carter Carter Car Car- ter Glass and Huey Hucy Long was the daily sensation sensation sensa- sensa tion of Capitol Hill The little Virginia pepper pot and the ebullient heat Louisiana Kingfish wrangled close to the point of personal encounter The last day of the 1933 1033 ended with Carter in a towering towering tower tower- ing rage on on the senate floor hurling unprintable unprintable able epithets against his foe But this session nIl all is sweetness and light Carter saunters over to Hueys Huey's desk exchanges pleasantries slaps him familiarly on the knee Huey not to be outdone returns the meat ment Never ending are the mysteries ot of politics Secret Sabotage Administration leaders have put the followIng following follow follow- Ing names on their black list of Democrats who tried to sabotage the stock market bill in secret house committee sessions Alfred Bulwinkle of Gastonia N. N C. C town controlled by cotton mill owners Although ashead ns as head of the Wirt Virt committee he pooh the red menace actually Bulwinkle is inclined to see reds around the corner George Huddleston of Alabama usually a liberal leader but for some unknown reason one of the most reactionary opponents of stock market regulation Ed Kinney who comes from a brokers brokers' commuting corn com muting district in New Jersey E E. W. W Marland deflated Oklahoma oil mil mu- who recently went back to promote his campaign for the governorship Parker Corning of Albany N. N Y one of the most rea reactionary time old Democrats in the house On the other side of the ledger were two Re- Re who got a big vote of thanks from majority Democrats for helping defeat the forces of Wall Vall street in the house committee They were Carl Mapes of Michigan and Charles Wolverton of New Jersey Tightened Recent modifications in the administrative regulations of the truth securities act were no victory for foes of the law Contrary to general belief the federal trade commission tightened rather than loosened the governments hold on night fly promoters Small mining companies were exempted under under un- un der the changes from some of the accounting regulations and liabilities But under cover of this gesture new and stricter checks were placed on the method of stock issuance and corporate corporate cor- cor set The wily revision is the work of Jim Landis author of the act and Roosevelt spokesman on the trade commission Landis considers the new regulations another step toward the administrations administration's goal of eventually eventually even even- requiring all incorporated business to obtain charters from the federal government Round MerrY There are more than 40 varieties ot of trees on the White House lawns shrub shrub- bery AU are marked w with th their scientific and common names in small bronze plaques on their trunks Ma Many y have been imported from remote corners of the earth C Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana has a strong presidential bee in his bonnet Up for tor reelection in November much of his future depends depends de- de upon whether he can stop the tide of new and hold his seat C One confidential l inside stuff news agency in Washington forbids its White House correspondent correspondent corre- corre from writing White House news One man gets the facts facts- gives them to an inside writer who interprets and puts them int into final form Editors Edito s fear the presidents president's personality will subconscIously affect the judgment of af anyone anyone any any- one who meets him constantly first a s Although only a little over a year in the Vh White t House M Mrs s. s Roosevelt already has won the tItle of the most traveled First Lady in history his his- I tory Since March 4 4 1933 she has traveled about miles a large part of it by air y J 3 b by united Feature InC I S |
