Show STUFF V VI MALLOK l I I By Br PAUL rAuri Feb 20 The story of Mr Roosevelt's anti antiS campaign has has' not been made rr ft and nd probably never will be flie Ibe public display is Ls only the hall half halff r. r f It On Va the inside the p president ident has hu hui hasI i been wIng using one extale ex ex- tale Story cuse or another for forr forI r I Grill Graft Will getting rid of ot a lit lit- Withheld tIe tle group oi ot nis hb soI so so- o- o ri I called friends and allies who have let them them- g get t talked about in connection kith ih government expenditures IUs Itis one of ot those things seldom men men- tiMed sned in public A man cannot al- al wiy s prove that a friend has been w even though he knows it to tole le true yi I JIn weh cases it is usually advisable find da a way of g getting rid of the d. d without an any unpleasantness j 4 t liThe The weeding has been so quietly dose done in s some O mc instances that even the thet t suspected friends are not quite sure bi Is Ii why they were Xoi Questioned pulled up by the v roots rID other cases subtle hints have been dropped from the White House Be h victim has wisely noted them developed a sudden cough and banished ban ban- h-ed h himself voluntarily There is one case which indicates that even the highest friendship failed I kii av v th the victim The inner circles have noted the in moves inu u and nd are winking at each other ni They ey r accept the developments e as proof of th the sincerity behind Mr R Roosevelt's os efforts to rid his administration admin admin- of the parasites which in- in follow a political leader and trade tide on his name i fe Gorman Northan n Davis seer secretly obtained from rom th the German embassy recently a aLeon tue Is Leon on a passport to Germany German He II the big disarmament man whose f patience tience has not yet exhausted he has received a c cold ld lder er in every chan ry in Eu- Eu ti tope e natural suspicion is that Davis SI Ingoing I loIn to German Germany to try his disi dis dis- 1 i armain armament nt wiles on onn n Dull Tb Trip Hitler t Germany It When the news Is Gaird Guarded Curded d gets out the excuse excuse ex- ex cuse cue probably bly will willbe b be offered that that Davis Davis is also chairman of x I Kreuger Toll bond bend nd committee tod Ind that he h is going to Germany Germ ny in Connection with Kreuger ger Toll Another reason for the D Dam lt trip may n y be those rumors that C tiny any mylis is i going to recognize Japans Japan's baby date All the world has declined to accept that hat baby socially If Germany does now low now it will strengthen the suggestion of if an alliance between Berlin and To Tokyo yo Our Our economic experts have noticed that Hat Germany imported Wyla of soy beans last tar hit The tax bill will not be te changed in the senate Senators have looked over the mea toe tue being passed now In the house housep p 1 and they agree it New Tax Bill BUI is a fairly good goodill ill Favored bill That makes Ii y Senators it certain that the fr final lal form of ot the l uw will be substantially what the thery treasury ry depa department t and house out It t represents a sensible effort elfort to it fop atop p tax lax cv evasions and distribute the burden equitably It Il is not perfect but w t far better than previous efforts t 1 t NOTES f Several of ot Mr Farleys Farley's friends friends' are ported Imported to have fainted when they md that James J. J Walker had been pointed ted clerk of the court in theama the then theama n ama ma Canal Zone They were re- re W ived upon learning that it is a dif dif- tent ent t Jimmy Walker i a a a The new Japanese P ese ambassador said he presented his credentials to I Roosevelt that anything Japan c in Manchuria will be in Inthe the in in- ot J peace You will recall that I he attack ck on n Shanghai was wl also ICed td rf in the interest of peace 1 i a a a 1 Statistics coming from the com corn tc department these days appear be very fair If there is any cenit cenit cen cen- Ip it j is not apparent Wright 19 1934 for The e Telegram I |