Show 1 INSIDE E I 1 11 t STUFF TUFF TUF F 1 r jI WASHINGTON March 7 Sen 7 Sentor Sen- Sen tor on 3 of Ohio spokesman for fOr- fOrthe th the old ba Hl Republican F. F F tau can guard led an attack against President r Roosevelt and N R A policies police from the floor of oC the sen sen- ate ile 1 Hurl Hurling ng such stich epithets as bed b lug bug and hell the former chair- chair mn of the G. G O. O P. P national com corn tt e c charged arg d complete failure ft o 01 the program 11 tf 1 J By PAUL MALLON MALLOX i 1934 for 1934 for The Telegram March 7 The 7 The de- de of Republican Senator Fea Feti w wa a a up put Job by a group of ot CM old Democratic They y deliberately led him on to attack at at- I t w tack tk the administration n and then df cropped a prepared sandbag on his f ht ad leaving him figuratively and po po- cut ut and bleeding while they aU an had a good go hearty laugh J The iThe Plot start started d when Democratic ff DOr r Leader Le Robinson decided to rel re- re l hi his 3 enthusiasm for the thet t 1 deal in a speech commemorating i. i I first anniversary y He deliberate deliberate- j lj ly couched portions portions' of the speech so soM M Ito to arouse alOUse one of two Republican w the senators ton the Indiana Robinson or 4 m S it w was Prearranged that when L t A I Pite e r H Robinson or Fess responded r e prepared sandbag should be he reby reby re- re re- re by the Democratic 1151 F Byrnes Byrne t La It Worked almost lm st perle Perfectly Uy Ar Ar- Robinson aur Robinson failed tailed I to bite at al the 1 t Continued on P Paso Page rc Two f I INSIDE STUFF I Continued from Pare Page One bait but as soon as the Democratic leader had con con- ess Victim eluded out popped Of Democrats F Foss of Ohio He HeOn HeOn HeOn On New Deal is somewhat too thin tobe a cherub but ut is otherwise angelic He hit at athe atthe atthe the he administration with innocent en en- His argument w was sound in spots but ut the Democrats were not content contento to o let him go his own way Under their heir plan they the asked him questions leading him on and on on until they finally drew from the Ohioan a a. a state a-state- tate state statement ment meat that the new deal had accomplished accomplished pUshed nothing whatever Byrnes jumped up and drew from ils pocket a massof clippings of O Ohio io newspapers From Cleveland Akron You Youngstown Youngs- Youngs gs town own Canton Toledo Dayton etc he read praises of deal policies poli poll cies des Fess had just been denouncing They ey filled tilled 11 columns of ot the Congressional Congressional Congressional Con Con- gressional Record twice as s' s much space space pace a as the Fess speech Byrnes had similar clippings from Indiana newspapers to use i if 11 the IndIana Indiana Indiana In In- diana Robinson had attempted to say anything The Republican senators do not know enow it yet but the Democrats have havea a complete newspaper system of replying replying re re- re- re plying to Republican attacks They not only k keep p the Ohio and Indiana papers clipped up to date but also papers from other Republican states The large pre press clipping service inc in In- c- c s by Louis Howe does docs the work They have enough clippings praising the new deal accomplishments accomplish ments to fill the Congressional Record Rec Bee ord every da day 0 The very day that Fess stuck out his head Mr Roosevelt outlined the new new rule for criticising the adminis adminis- t ration He said in Real Rea Criticism effect that critis Is Welcomed s d cism dim was By Roosevelt mate only when accompanied by a better alternative proposal Some of his liberal friends thought he went too far in laying down that rule Several men close to him said privately that it was the only thing they objected to in Iii his entire N R B A speech It may mean that all critics will have to carry lilies to show their good-faith good her hereafter atter The truth seems to be that the administration administration ad ad- ministration officials resent criticism only when it c comes comes from the conservative comer comer- conser conser- s. s Al All the criticism lately from the liberalS liberalS' has gone unnoticed and unanswered |