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Show EEAR RIVER VALLET LEADER. THURSDAY, fhe MARCH OF TIME Prepare J Ly tbs Editors of TIM ElheV, cekly Neasmazazina . in h.. :.iUed to Jim Farley, this wa3 it. Two months ago Jim Farley comand pleted a tour of 13 Western States to assay Roosevelt third-tersentimtnt. What he found was never published. He loyally saved it for Franklin Roosevelt's ear first. Weeks rolled by and Jim Farley was not asked for his information. Jim Farley did not like that. Then Mr. Roosevelt appointed brash, ambitious Paul McNutt. whom Jim Farley dis- likes, to a post of honor and influ-toe- d ence (Security Agency). Jim Farley From Page One) prospective conductor of was Virginia's spindly, vTinresentative Howard Smith an.t oil jlr. Rooseveii last year ." pv0osevelt's "Great White If " Mid-wester- m tJJ the $3,860,000,000 f 1939" program ating" be revived to was Recovery 'a3 more raw meat for the Foreign credits were a feabefore even Majority off in bill boiled. Barkley introduced it lend-spen- d '.v Senate Banking and Cur-- j knocked , committee promptly of 3OOO off the Barkley total insistCommittee Jo.000. The loans for , g provision barring power plants) com-- , (e. with private enterprise. It about t,F permanency of all pro-- , revolving funds, fixing time for bond liqu-- , up to 30 years Leader Barkley to 4 !; it obliged orders "Self Liquidating" from his Prompt title, substituted .euphonious Last week came Jim Farley's call to Hyde Park. Reason given was that the President wanted to bid his able Postmaster General good-by- e before his vacation (six weeks in Europe, mostly Poland). Before going to Hyde Park, Jim Farley called on Jack Gar-th- e ner and Senator Burton Wheeler, two of the strongest known to man. Stories were publish-,ed that Jim Farley had declared him-'.- 7 self to them as of their kidney. Jim Farley announced: "Any time I have anything to say I will say it publicly and definitely." He denied nothing. At Hyde Park he met Franklin Roosevelt whirling down a lane in his handbraked Ford, "Hello, Boss," said Jim Farley, "Step in, Jim," said Franklin Roos-c- h g-- , e aV'-- ! n .y Financing." j ,n Joe !. E: I WHICH, o j today, I Or.e day Dr. Howard (' Howdk") Gray, once a famed Princeton footballer and more recently famed as Jimmy Roosevtlt'a surgeon, came into Patient Bradley's room. "What's new?" said Brad. "Well," said Dr. Gray, "we might They told Brad the best he could hope for was a few months or a few weeks, a J vised him to go home and get his affairs in shar?. Brad went home, began calling up his frienis "If you wajit to drink ine more, you better come sec me quick," he said. "I'm shoving off." operat." Biad's friends came. Last week "Well, and then what? ' !' a 'No pood." 200 of them threw "Oh. Well, what the hell. I'd rather party for him at a Brooklyn club. live a couple of days longer anyway." It was a gay evening. Brad cracked played the piano, n.a !c &. speech. Hi took one of the roses at, his table, put it In his lapeL "FelUs." he said, "according to of I'll soon i.c w.t.r. :r. a on my cheat. I'll te takin a. these cemetery. long vacation in FU! jokes, tte-doctor- he 11, thousands ti.'a When you gotta go, minute. every what the We'd, you gotta " 8 Ad are news print'xi in the 0 v 4T W- - Ai w Cj is f w : 1 m 1? S - a - Va f q m 1? i- - "NO j Summer Goods tJlust Go to Flakc Room for Jlcw Fall fJlerchandioo Our Logo Ig Your Gain All f ii Table No. .... Table No. 1 18 ... BALL CAPS j - ocei-- l th- Table No. 3 2 ... POLO SHIRTS ! ... RAYON PANTIES . . . STRAW HATS ... SAILOR KIDDIE HATS . . . ... GIRI ... MENS LEATHER Kiddie Umbrellas BELTS (95? reff.) Many Other Items Values to $1.00 Many Other Items Values to 69? to 79? Many Other Items to 49 SLACKS (fast color) ... SILK HOSE ... KIDDIE PURSES !! e, ? j mJJ s dictat-Americ- Cenrseth 3, 1339 A Robinson was Majority of the Senate, no Dem-- j .'Leader M him have dreamed of trying t over an important bill when' is is 'eader was away from his desk plat. 's apt toV ' eoccupied. Last week the level the supposedly ruling party evelt ;it tin jr ; And away they went to talk all that 'alien was sensationally exposed ie startling late into that night, more afternoon, own colleague, ader Barkley's esuii on Monday. vrous Logan of Kentucky, who; When reporters were at last allow- x'i over an act basically altering conceptioEst w succts - ea to approacn me two men, ranK- jthority of the New Deal's enthat are nn ran tne He Kooseveit interview. structure while administrative to and Jim Farley had been having talks ler Barkley and his whip, "Shay" ' in conversa- - like this for eleven years, he said. ,3, were engrossed become Not floor. on the only that, Their results were usually "fairly efft right m depart: Senator Logan argued in open fective," and would continue so. And njlojeiT' t:e against his colleague and that, said Mr. Roosevelt significantly, was all that reporters would get out ier, when the latter came to next 'mmt.: He would not yield his victory, of either of them. owei'" If Jim Farley was still boiling, he g of the New Deal agencies: - masked it beautifully. "Nobody is go:gress created them and if Conwants to restrict their powers, ing to catch up with me," he said. Boss. IH keep in touch should keep their mouths shut!" "Good-bysraei Hz imtor Logan's act, introduced by with you." And away again went the Sunday Esylvania's Walter in the Housed i4U Kooseveit naaie, its answer now church t odied a protest which he and oth- - (most reporters felt sure) locked in Kenneth I eminent legalists, in and out of Jim Farley's bosom, its terms speakers Bar Association, havejed (many a reporter suspected) by making since long before the Jim Farley. O 1 Deal: that the administrative artments and independent agen-- ? BOATLOAD Qyler k of the Government (notoriously nd MANHATTAN Hearing that Dem n Federal Trade Commission in rs of ocratic Chairmen James Aloysius Farlf days, the NLRB and SEC ey, GOP Chairman John D. M. Hamth have compiled vast tom-a- f lately) on Fn ( ilton, Liberty Leaguer Jouett Shouse, capricious rulings Steff - necked Democratic Senator wn : ich have the force of law and from ighters 4 Joseph O'Mahoney, Republican Conich there is no clear recourse, Mr, gressman Ham Fish and John and "he Walter Logan Bill provides ternoon. J Anna Roosevelt were all sailing for through the Federal Circuit Europe on the same ship, Franklin hour M ;:ts and up to the Supreme Court, D. Roosevelt remarked: "That will be vtd j i throwing vast legal jungles open a .d as great boatload," observed that if immediate appeal. ass Mr. t someone didn't get thrown overboard "he Hatch Act effectually demol-;- d before the ship reached Southampton the national Roosevelt political he would miss a guess. It would not, :hine, as distinct from the national ; e he predicted, be Jim Farley. ley machine (composed of State ses and underlings) which built up j elected Mr. Roosevelt in 1932, PARTY Ajgfij a BROOKLYN, N. Y. Claude Joseph yed with him in 1936. At the Iota three convention Bradley i3 a ("Brad") ago, years tnd i: j Jt half of the 1,100 delegates were of 53 who is metropolitan sales Si feral jobholders. Next year, by the manager of Lone Star Cement Corp., Tas of the Hatch Act "to prevent makes about $25,000 a year. He was sptKr.. vicious activities," only in the Navy during the War and still political rod to binet officers,. Congressmen and a lives boats. He has a speedboat callpolicy officers of the ed Leading Lady. When he wants to sevelt regime may be delegates, take Leading Lady for a spin in the "er unprecedented will be in the bay, he has a husky attendant carry " is of er k:t: the State bosses, Jim Far-- : him from his apartment to his car, s friends. where ,e jr. t The whole Roosevelt then drives to the dock-sidsting he is carried into the boat. For Claude "ategy of getting uninstructed deletions for 1940 was out on the ropes. Joseph Bradley cannot use his legs, es. K ever there was a by i"juncture when spends most of his time in a wheel "nklin Roosevelt needed to talk chair. The 30,000 barrels of cement 3r he sold last week were all sold by! telephone. ' It was not until last ytar that Brad began to have trouble with his legs.' Then he had "woozy" spells, his legs! buckled under him. He went to Florida for a while, but when the woozy spells continued, he decided to go to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. There a number of doctors examined him. shook their heads. 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