Show OUR amm LETTER by national editorial Ao association special to the san juan record washington n oct october 21 like maths attracted to the flame society tini rounded nied maidens and mat matrona matrons nia rons abere arere are ire 4 turn turning jig to the Not nations lons capital to participate in the gay ry whirl th the cibit of bremler lay laval al of 1 ance ce alq and other oilier foreign dignat dignitaries arles fo for r a tr liouns und pt pr formal parties there are heartaches heartache A in store for many climbers erill because the department ot state 18 handling the arrangements w th I 1 br brancil anali of the j with diplomatic affairs Is t elgh agh liall liat which bodes ill hiiop mere legislators and their enterprising 3 families only the chairmen an d banking ranking members of Congressi congressional PO committees i dealing with foreign I 1 affairs are certain ol of at the if 11 tive boar I 1 famous international visitors hobnob with Am american society I 1 kavals agals stay in this country will be highly dramatized to pave the aay tor for discussions on oil international aT debts armaments etc jj in the ahe next congress the uncertainty as to what poll po party controls the senate and house Js is responsible for failure to I consider ons lder federal appropriation meas lures before the december session ordinarily the committees would be at t work studying budget Propos proposals ls prid and drafting bills for or of th the house eHouse within a few days after the gavel gael falls this condition Is not alarming from a legislative standpoint jas As the first sess session 1011 will undoubtedly extend into the late spring appropriations riat ions will not become eff effective except tor for emergencies until the beginning of of the next fiscal year julya the legislative drafting a agencies 9 emicles at llie aie capitol are busi bur working buo ouo fri eri Us its tf t f propped proposed lAgi legislation A floncel fl 1013 of bills will be dumped into the hop per der on the second day rf ot the session ses ston most of them dealing with the pres ent economic conditions the country will survive the panaceas pan ceas the ma bority of which will be inspired ins plied by selfish political motives we may rightly expect an emotional partis ankip chorus from both sides ides of the aisle the so called sope scope plan or of industrial c changes banges advocated by the president of tho the general electric ro co will find many supporters in congressional Con gigg quarters lu aiters it remains for the proponents to sell the idea to industry and labor LeRlOn tors wll accept anything that even een temporary publicity or political capital the politicians who go about llie hie highway 3 higher lil glier taxes tor for the rich ilch may find ju in aa embarrassing position just at we vent sent there is some atalic over revan rev Jn an old french war cry war nar to the pasties castles peace to the cottages meaning in soak the wealthy by higher dicler tax lax assessments while this plan fedema e ems logical at first glanco it ii is packed i ached with the harassed collectors of pst isan fundy have already bomi tipped oft off that that such policies will havo have their repercussions percus lons in the cessation of do nations it Is these practical phases phase that tiling bring genuine distress distie 3 to legislators the last congress Con giess was as decidedly extravagant spending ten i billions of dollars in a mad orgy or of playing politics now the incoming congress Con giess fortunately from a detri butice angle is made up of the te same spendthrifts that must now take the responsibility for their sprees there Is some likelihood that the i much mooted george washington bicentennial will ft go the waff ay of dreams di eains af pf n the cooperating organizations A continued on oil last page pace washington LETTER continued from paso page 4 lin leis peace is restored in tile the ranks flare up or two tills we weik week ik has hag brought undersurface feuds to a lolling boiling point the headquarters of the national rede federation ration of clubs issued ft booklet for nationwide nation ration wide dis tribu lion fm it if they had confined their illustrations to historic matters instead of oc adding a political touch the promotion work would have proceeded on even keel heel unfortunately some tee alous partisan placed president hoovers picture on the front cove cover r beside the first president upon whom the celebration centers tho th schism developed immediately and several s tate state organizations of women refused to circulate the national groi groups pim ahlet ph I 1 et probably the controversy would have simmered down it mr air hoover was rot not a candidate for re i election during durin the bicentennial year |