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Show INSIDE STUFF Politics and Finance 'Oar, risk. MsCTais Ifcwmw IrMaiii WAnarMOTOM By Peal Mill Th erewd areaed Mr. Itwnll bar la telkaag eeaed ateaay aad kslaaasl badge. twtimi lm twe eeflaMe eajeettve resetted leader to ftaaare mm day bach. Star twa Ik llMlfH toT bV Mil M ffert U lirp taetr HnUM Mint They ' her eeretallr inIM aeblle etoto-Mala etoto-Mala m Ik eakjeet. Th mm b I key nM to WU Chair Ihseaer aa wk H peaelkto aata lainnllM. That k why th Mmol lor Vital mtoaMat frees Mr. "sever aad Mr. Rosea vert U1W4 early la to n.k. lii IkHfM H weald have helped la toe auk IMnkum Thai BUUf la kaewa to have km krMfM to toe aUaalle at both ertoelaela, Mr. Heaver k wnail to have km Willie. The ItmriH pMf UwafM ml toetiea were peeved fralUeea dertag Um peat Iwa year. a Tlx uiuara hand el Mr. Roosevelt also stopped Um movement lor a federal fed-eral guarantee o( bank deposit al that tuna. A lot of rloakroom Ulk about th Idea had barn going ea lor aome days It did not become eerlou until thr prominent Chw publisher, Jama Cos. got Biur with aanatora oa th long distance telephon. Ha wanted ronfraaa to taka action aa aa to al-toviat al-toviat th Ohio altuatloa tba developing. de-veloping. Senator Pat Harrison became Interested. Inter-ested. So did th new SUt Serre-Ury Serre-Ury Cordell Hull Thay thought that might b a way to f how national con-lidanca con-lidanca In bank. Sees Nrw Tark flaaarlal aataarV Waa at reed. Mat dtjeealee. Maw Treaeery laaralary Weadla waa op- aa waa aid Beeretory Mill. aJlaeag k ba waa aat eeaaeltod axeepl lor aa eplasea. Ward Ihaa earn Ire Hyde Park Use aaalier akaald ka dropped. MmI eppeaeeie kaaad toelr ak)a- Uaaa aa toe tot Ikal atoto aettoa waai aaeattog Ik attaaMaa. Ikal a ldral tears waald aaly aa al pari he lulnl aaaartoaaa aad thai a gear-aalaa gear-aalaa pate a premise aa bad baak-tog. baak-tog. Tka laltor abMttoa waa aegh. a a a President Hoover's vata inaaaag on Mm Smith 0Uoa bill bad Jaaen Bee-pared Bee-pared by tha agrlcultur department and (arm board last Tuaaday. Th maaaur la know a tnaid to b (tumbling block to tha allotment plan. Aa auch It baa recently baan receiving hot support (mm textile Interest In-terest oppoard to tha allotment bill Boya la th cloakroom ligur that II th Smith bill became law. cotton congressmen will love Internal In allotment al-lotment That would mean It defeat de-feat They thought Mr. Hoover might be perauaded to aign the Smith bill berauae of hi opposition to allotment Th Whit Houa grapevine indicated indi-cated they were wrong. e a a Al Ratta aallalked tka tBflallea bay wkea be weal before Ik HaxrV aea taveallfallea aaaaaiMiaa. Ba did a4 aay aaylalag parltcatorly are, II waa tka lyalral Al aaltk way la wkarb be aald at Ikal led bla apaa-aeala apaa-aeala flee red. The kearlaf have gaae a laag way toward earbtag aatlaaa af the tafla-llealala, tafla-llealala, Vea auy kav aatlaad to-flatlea to-flatlea talk baa died dewa aa Ike fleer la each keeee af eeagreaa alaee Ike bearlag have keea aa. Tka pab-lie pab-lie werka bead laaaa aa a babt way taflailea aaaaaara la Bal getting the aapeert axaavted. U auy ba dlffereat ahartly. a a a Th Tammany boy had It hot and heavy among themaalvea before th apeakenhip vote. Th root of th trouble waa Inner nppoaitlon to Congressman O'Connor. He waa running lor apeaker. Word got out that perhapa Congressman Cullen, leader of tha delegation, would also be t candidate lor the him Job. That sent O'Connor olf into tantrums. Th difficulty was com pi Ira led by the fart that Congressman Congress-man Black waa a candidal for whip and th O'Connor-Cullen misundar- standing hurt hia chances. I Whenever anyone asked them about' It, moat member of th delegation whispered behind their hands: There may be a secret ballot and no on will know how an yon voles."" That auggestod a little stiletto throwing might be expected. e The treat Deasaeratla eleakreea eeaaaMat aa Mr. Bseaaysir eat use I It: "Weil, w Deeaeerai hav a Majority Ma-jority la H aayway." . , a e o One of tha objections mad by Democrats Dem-ocrats against Ickee waa that hia wife it now a Republican member of the llllnol Itgislitur . n . Th fixer of hia appointment waa Professor Baric ol Columbia . . . The patronage appeals ap-peals being mad to Chairman Farley Far-ley ar pitiful . . . Tha line outside hit New York office recently hat sometimes been a block long . . . Man applicants ar really in need ' s , , Th Baltimore banking aitua- fOemlave ea rase Veel 1 INSIDE STUFF lOaatlaer iraea Pass Oael Hon Interfered with plan to lake Howard Bruce Into the treasury department de-partment a assistant secretary or in snother position of prominence . . . As a mailer of fact the whole second ary trsssury lineup hsd to be changed t the last minute lor one minor reason rea-son sod another. NEW YORK By Jesses Mstaatlla Conservative men find ground for some encouragement In Inside trad re poet. A confidents! index prepared pre-pared by financial authorities show a more then seasonal gain In Industrial Indus-trial activity lor Februsry ever January Janu-ary vsspiie banking complication. The Index of physical volume of trad has risen from the tow point of ? tost August to II thl month too the basis of 1M 1001. Of course, dollar volume I much lower around iM because of the difierence la th price level. Authorities regard th January and February Improvement a particularly particu-larly ognUicant It I the first time since the depression began that the indexes for these month have failed lo decline sharply from the corresponding corre-sponding month of th preceding yeer. - I e e James II. Perk use new ally beak neither Ireland nor our southern outpost out-post would compensate hint. Friends in powerful quarter! think he would like to go to Rome. You ar on fairly aaf ground In thinking that Roosevelt Roose-velt baa held out hope In thi direction. direc-tion. 0 o o gralelsttag him ess hie expected ap-eshxltaswt ap-eshxltaswt a a adersee rotary eg tbs navy. PsIHIessae think Reese veil skewed hie aaetUe ektarly to thie ss-leetleo. ss-leetleo. . It la Bet aeeardlng to any political Meyto. bet drafts tot the psklte service a aaaa ef eseeptjeassj ekUlliee. a e e Archibald McNeil nf Connecticut spoken of a a possible navy appointee, appoin-tee, according to Roosevelt associates. It not on th political horizon. bead It tbs teas pitta a al II bet la ef Charte R. MllebeU. Ma Is aa eld Mas sestaervallve banksr and to n eases a aaiesaaaa. The change eg peltry Indlealed by hie theirs fa aseaat to aitrk. Other parsaonol haages will fellow. Massy effort were aasee ever last week end to late read Olden Mill to beeomlag Natlsstal City bees, bel, Mill rvfaeed lb erewo. The preee-ble preee-ble erf eel ea bbj pellUraJ aaplrattoa1 waa rated a te a4relllag faster. I o e , The nl teems to credit Richard ' Whitney with omniscience. It I told here that thry wanted him to produce pro-duce record of activity in NVional City (lock prior to 1971. H told them he had no such record whereupon they threatened le hold him In contempt con-tempt He finally persuaded them be could not perform the Impossible. The dope here I thai the Democrat are certain to carry on with the Investigation. In-vestigation. But the Republican skimmed the rream. No shining tor-get tor-get lo equal Mitchell la In tight Sam Untermysr want In on the party. His Loa Angels speech was a direct bid for the Job of chief Inquisitor. In-quisitor. There are several bankers he would like to lake a crack at for personal reason. a o e William C Bullitt I likely to mak a bullteye. Unusually strong Pennsylvania Penn-sylvania barking provides the ammunition. am-munition. His friend In Ntw York will be surprised it h fail to get the Paris embassy. e e e Mayor Curley of Boston 1 not looking look-ing toward Porto Rico or to the Iran Free 8 late, ss hs been stated in dupetrhes. HI, disappointment at losing th hoped for navy appolnt-mont appolnt-mont I believed to be strong, and |