University of Utah Student Newspapers--The Chronicle | 1941-11-06 | Page 4 | Washington Memos

WASHINGTON j MEMOS By HOWARD S. WALKER D. C. Memos while watching the statesmen and diplomats go Behind all the glory and of there's plenty of crime and vice tea r would besmirch even The blacklist j of criminal action continues to boom the population looks skeptically at the po t force I The ever-expanding government bureaus agencies are swiftly acquiring leases on I all new apartment Already over- crowded conditions have been further hinder- I ed by the government's Franklin D. Roosevelt goes to work 1 in one of these places every morn- f ing as assistant director of civilian t After sitting all day on the highest j in the Supreme Court Chief Harlan F. Stone is often seen taking one his nocturnal three-mile This eminent lawyer also keeps in trim with a similar tre before f Still the most interesting sight in t is President Roosevelt's frequent f to and from the White House to private yacht or For two or hours hundred policemen line blocking oncoming traffic and stopping all