Show NEW S hi I 1 V PAUL klon Reb released eased by western newspaper union HOW PRESIDENT MEETS ills HIS PROBLEMS washington mr Han hannema negin n ts a taking nothing for granted the political pal of the president actually sent skilled scouts out into various sections of the country to ascertain how the tha new moves from the tha white house are regarded he did not trust polls even his own but wished detailed reports from all sections the answer was about the same in effect they amounted to an enthusiastic go ahead sign on the line mr truman Is hewing with his cabi cabinet riet changes Legis legislative lalive suggestions and foreign policy mr hannegan was told by his selected agents the nation had warmed up to methods of the executive although tho th lefi wIng crowd embodying the stereotyped now new dealers was a little restless and inclined to indulge in a few carom shots hots As a matter of observable tact act the CIO for a prime prim 0 example did not endorse the sch lck appointment to labor possibly because the new cabinet man Is a northwest political associate of boss dave beck they did not like mr biddles biddle invited exit as attorney general either but mr truman evened it up by presenting the tan employment pay maximum of 25 a week which CIO devised aej lost at the last session of congress further by asking the dictatorial government reorganization powers mr roosvelt Roos wanted and tailed failed to get by having his mr vinson go out tor for the new ivea deal peace planning program by pushing successfully success fully in the house for the bretton woods agreement which the CIO and mrs roosevelt have been promoting as if 11 to put bankers in their place and some other steps indeed there has been nothing for the radicals to complain about nothing upon which they could lay their restless fingers angers in accusation 11 although iI a target may be provided shortly when the wage increases fall fail to me measure up to their demands in bulk however mr tru mans program is the one they d dc 4 vis ed indeed while frankfurter frankfurt r and mrs roosevelt have lost th theli it appointive influence mr truman has insisted upon ulon keeping their best friends treasury secretary and judge rosseman Ross domestically while also holding on to harry hopkins and mr tinius internationally different spirit mr truma ha has s simply been doing tho the same things in a different spirit following the same line but in a different way and evening things up a little you can see it in the reorganization proposal anie leMr mr T demanded the power mr R wanted he did not want to write the biu bill himself but would leave it to congress he has sent up no prepared bills on any important subject but is respecting t the position of congress guess the carom shots have s so 6 tar far devi developed loped froni from th the 0 russian problem leni the country shows signs of breaking into two wo schools of thought on this most people seem to feel moscow lias has treated us mis obscurely it if not adly on in practically every late issue of the war and peace except argentina gen theone the one point we have won and they do not like that either the radical journals alstn to new york have generally become so one abne sided that they defend every russian interest and attack every american step bitterly ass assailing ailin s the state depart ment at every opportunity this ahl shows a rather thoughtless and purely political enthusiasm yet even on this problem lern the president Is being backed bya by a strong mato majority rity in the country as a whole truman has thus managed to popular unity which the methods of the roosevelt prevented A heavy majority of peo pic have been found willing to forget pas past t differences and to close the ranks of nation before the world in order to maintain its prestige and smash the japanese the anti new deal democrats well know mr truman Is supporting roosevelt policies and personages erson but are not hot criticizing him here pr or elsewhere in their relief over the way he be has been trying frying to even things up it U I 1 Is a a remarkable job when you stop to think about the difficulties with which he was faced COMPLETE ETE victorr t wa wai a hard war program which mr truman put before congress ills his primary point was that we must drive daivd the japs japa toun to unconditional condi surrender while recognizing 9 the sincerity of those who oppose this tough pal po icy icci I 1 believe that any procedure ex cefi the roosevelt truman policy of ad unconditional surrender Is not only but impossible and the hope of many people to cave lives by offering conditional der in A 1 aff t |