Show This Week Jk In I on Do C. C C. C I Washington DC D.C. En Even the smartest smartest political interpreters to reters aro are still puzzled over why President Roose Roosevelt elt facing th the first New anti D Dt 1932 al hL congress congress e 1932 set et o of p pp po I fireworks at the very openIng open I Ing of or the new session by naming Edward Flynn nn to be ambassador to I To 0 anyone In Washington who wh I knows the political relationship between be between between tween M. M Flynn and nd the Prest dent ent It was clear the the President President President dent was paying off art a debt debi hut no one here believes that Mr tr Roosevelt was oo no Indebted to the New York politician that it was wa worth the sacrifice of reputation h he be made to give Eddie a break t I As chairman of the National Democratic committee Mr Flynn Flyn undoubtedly has thrown a considerable consid erable amount mount of support to the tbt President but Mr Flynns Flynn's reputation reputation I tion particularly la lI the East whore no ne I la is known Is questionable Ever Evell loyal loral New Dealers will find it dUn cult to forgive the President for a ap appointing appointing pointing such a man to handle such an au important and ticklish Job a at I being representative ent of our In the Pacific On n several since he ha ham been President ent Mr Roosevelt has hai been able to get away with appoint which were based chiefly OP on po poetics as the appointment of Justice Black to the U. 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S Su Supreme Supreme preme promo court but this thIs' most appointment has bas brought more criticism criticism cri cri- than eny more so far I Obviously fearing that he marnot may mar not have e the support of the new nets President made strong stron picas pleas that politics be set aside fOJtho tom foi tho the duration of the war and titan leaders def that politics I should In no way be permitted t Interfere with the war effort erfort Bu Bunow Bunow I now flOW that the President has in th the eyes yes of the Republicans ns a aa as well amany a aa man many of or his ow OW on n party shown e P I disregard for the poll no-poll tics agreement It is feared that poI po- po I will hereafter run rampant l lI In ix I Washington V Some analysts feel that the Predent Pre Prep dent made the Flynn appointment as a means of of testing his power wih the new all ag agree agre that what his reason h b bI IK ed a political blackeye the tho I will hurt him for or a long time to tot toI t I dune come So far as the war program Is con cOP however even cven those wh who most strongly oppose the domestic policies of the President are expect expected ed to co continue to tu give him limit the su sun suj sus s n port ort ne no needs It Is very difficult for or some congressmen to consider approving a federal budget of or over billion dollars ollars but It Is known that the people favour expenditures expenditure if Ir f money muney no matter how low tanta fantastic Uc the thc amount may seem If It see seem I Continued on Last Page f 19 2 I This Week In Washington D. 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C Continued from pagA page one nc necessary e to guarantee winning th the war ar There is doubt tb there therefore ro lore fore that Flynn or nn Flynn will be approved tc ti furnish funds runds to produce more war equipment than Is being turned ou by OJ all other nations combined Latest figures indicate that dur during during ing 1043 1943 Germany will spend slight slightly ly Iy over 34 billion for war Ita I less Ies Ulan thou nine nille billion and Japan about evert billion billion billion-a a total ot of about hallof hall half of ot our Among our AlUes AlIf Al- Al If Ues Ile England ingland n land is expected to tn spent about 21 billion and Russia 15 b bU i lion ion To a cc C more moie war ax ar than nil all of or the rest of ot the civilian may have tv tt make maKO even greater sacrifices than re I now a Such a huge portion of materials will be used use Tor war WUl goods that even een thou b plans prans on pup r call for tor giving civil tans lans alegi its food tood and supplies I t Is quite gutte possible that hal we may lJ bf br mal many Y before the distribution year is over and our system may suffer suHer many serious Breakdowns call caIl for production o 0 rr goods which would amoun to 10 o about worth per pel this means that even ir lr everything e 11 roes ahead on schedule we are ap to be r to a scale of low tower lower r wan many of or us have eve experienced ex With more money available to buy goods oo than evo before in the history of our cou country itry and with supplies less than they the they nave been during this century it t i l 11 apparent rent that even een with RI nad price control it is going to l la li lia h ha a very difficult problem to ou om economy conomy orny from exploding The outcome will probably depond le de dc pond on the voluntary co of or the people Hoarding me first activity markets or any o will result in is 1 severs seers hardships fo to c. c all of us rs c F t ol r i Lilly KIM WAR W SAVINGS BONDS BONDS- o. o |