u f* CT"HE opinions of the writers on this page are their own, not Power Abuse The Parade necessarily The Star’s. Such opinions are presented in We, the An American Capital The Star’s effort to give all sides of questions of interest to its People readers, although such opinions may be contradictory among Is Laid to themselves ana directly opposed to The Star's. Wallace Heat New Deal Liberals You Should Dinner Parley on Fate of Wage-Hour Bill Discloses Ignores Applied by to of Wearin. W.P.A. Personnel of Roosevelt’s ’General Staff.’ for Him to Come Aid Know By JAY FRANKLIN. By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER. Observations same week end that the White House cracked down on Gov. Mar- shrewd which bore Its first fruit In the House vote on strategy Washington tin of Oregon, in his race for renomination, New Deal liberals began G. W. Holland Works Comments on was conceived one several weeks ago. Hopkins the wage-hour bill evening to the heat on of Henry A. Wallace to his moat put Secretary Agriculture The time was shortly before the President’s departure for In latter's THEcome to the help of Representative Otha D. Wearin the to Conserve U. S. Race in Iowa Are recent the the dinner table of a powerful official; as Patron Saint of the in THE fishing trip; place, Cupid May Be Regarded battle with Senator Gillette for the Democratic senatorial nomination the occasion, a meeting of the President’s general staff. of Crude Oil. Criticized. Iowa. Supply J Tlie meeting was initiated by James Roosevelt, acting, as usual, New Deal as Ickes Follows Tradition. For the New Dealers there can be but one choice: Wearin. Gillette is not de- in- DELIA PYNCHON. as his father’s personal representative. The President had concededly honest, but has voted against major New Deal measures, By By DAWD LAWRENCE. the FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. temDer. Ci. u. r. leaders izown r-asi, cided just how to cut through the strange tangle in which wage- By cluding the original triple A. His associations are conservative and his , Government’* chief "hot* are reached insist that Quoddy’s primary purpose sad things happening hour measure was then involved. Some decision had to be as If Dan Cupid, that Ir- record at Washington not calculated to stir the pulse of a reformer. oil” man, next to Secretary all the and use to date have been political. over the world where before he left Washington. And, through young Roosevelt, resistible upsetter of the best Wearin is younger, more liberal, better qualified for the job, but to a large Ickes, Is George West Holland. the From this point of view, they admit democracy is being debauched, President had given plenary authority to make the decision to laid plans of mice and men, extent an unknown quantity in Iowa and national politics. He has the THEIt is his job as director of the because it con- THEREbut it is cause for genuine in as the it’s paid dividends, an of New Deal liberals and the sym- of the men around the table. LOOKSmight go down history support of influential group young ] ’etroleum Conservation Division lament and regret that here in the New Cer- verted a traditionally Republican to him over Gillette re- with Of an accretion of such small is made. But for us, patron saint of the Deal. pathy of the White House. However, put against ] nterior Department to co-operate incidents, history into Democratic United States an of abuse Roosevelt administration is county territory. a I he to waste In the example this the incident has more than a historical interest. To the tainly the quires push. States prevent pro- at moment, was on power should be found in the ad- con- Some $6,363,000 spent Quoddy auction or crua© (of who runs the Gov- the marrylng-est regime of the That can be two men: The President or the simple question, 'AND TELL' / the War When work push given by only uilllldbil&UUIl U1 tempo rary era. by Department. Roosevelt feels that if oil, to bring about ernment? the Capital’s whisper- HARRY L Ad- Secretary of Agriculture. Mr. apparently any relief funds. That TO The White House was stopped, the National Youth In ing galleries give 50 "inside” but one in the Government gives help to Wearin, it should be Henry Wal- uniformity a hu- "S BEAR % has ministration established a school at State lawa and supposedly answers. family Itself himself. Mr. Wallace feels that the wisest contradictory In the quiet /-*> DOWN MJ has lace of Iowa apparently manltarian OK. THE r set the Eastport, which, to April, 1938, to dinner of the President’s general ON merry course for himself personally and, perhaps, for the administration is regulations, agency of Gov- PAPA WAGE | with the cost $353,000. the trans- staff, a concrete and authentic -7^ pace, to keep hands off and not risk the loss of prestige which might prevent ernment should second matrimo- * * * * ! in Inter- answer may be found. BILL/1 follow backing the wrong horse. In addition, there 1s the fact that a portation be managed by a nial ventures of At the recent Sixth Conference of state commerce of * * * * split in the Iowa democracy might lead to a defeat this fall and a man who has Daughter Anna Teachers of International Law and “hot oil," oil that The staff members are: divided delegation at the Democratic National Convention in 1940. I frankly become and Son Related Subjects in Washington, held j Is and Harry L. Hopkins, the obscure Elliott, produced political In his last year's wed- in Joint session with the American sold beyond the social worker who rose with Roose- Evidence is multiplying that Henry Wallace. If not trying for the behavior is some- Son Society of International Law, a reso- ^ ding of production allo- velt. The President listens to him nomination in 1940, is playing presidential politics with all stops out. thing so shocking Franklin D., Jr., lution was adopted acclaiming a cated under State more orten than to any other, and is personally more auacnea to nim. There’s nothing wrong In this; it’s been done before and by men just as that it would and next month's branch of the State Department of laws. He is serious, intensely partisan, imbued with a sense of public service, big as the Secretary of Agriculture. For example, a member of Mr. Wal- be difficult to nuptials of Son which Secretary Hull invites the The con- but almost malignant in his dislike cf New Deal opponents. He is the lace's secretariat called on Senator Gillette and assured him that "H. A.” proper find a parallel in John. Attorney American public to make increasing servation of the doyen of the New Deal left wing, was not backing Wearin, while another member of his staff called on all the years of Oeneral-d e s i g- use—the division of research and Nation's oil sup- Harold L. the administration hatchet man. whose angry Senator Herring of Iowa with a request for the Iowa delegation in 1940. Director Holland. Ickes, n a t e Thomas J. Praise of its work coupled political intrigue Frederic W. Wile. publication. plies and reserves David Lawrence. are a chief New Deal enemies. From the It w-as even said that Mr. Wallace went to the White House with a request in the National adjectives weapon against Walsh was the the name of its chief. Dr. Cyril Wynne, me President is s a matter or vital interest, pre-, of Illinois liberalism, he has risen, by chance and an amazing of that the refrain from indorsing Wearin, but this authoritatively Capital. purlieus first of the New Dealers to taKe a with that of Assistant Secretary 'ention of Interstate of "hot it is no secret that when Wearin called on Wallace to shipments power hunger, to be one of the most influential men in Washington. Assistant Sec- State S. who has denied. Certainly, bride—in March, 1933. George Messersmith, ill" Is more than For the last two or three years, It cabi- announce his the of him and perhaps Important He is the New Deal left wing’s only real and trusted ally in the of War H. the division’s activities candidacy, Secretary Agriculture discouraged has been asserted foes of the New retary Harry Woodring given -special he of bootleg liquor. OH by net. He was not at the but he was invited. has refrained from throwing any support to the New Deal side in Iowa prevention present dinner, married Helen Coolidge in July, 1933. support. In his private time Dr. the Deal that Harry Hopkins was using State las been credited with winning B. Keenan, assistant to the General. Under the Assistant Secretary of State Francis Wynne is professor of history of the politics. the relief administration to the Joseph Attorney * * * * Vorld War. Without an adequate sup- help in genial exterior of the sort of politician one sees in droves at race tracks, B. Sayre, a widower, remarried Supreme Court in the post-graduate national defense un- Roosevelt regime stay in office, but It is this which has New Deal sore. ply of oil, would, New Deal have school of the got the liberals They claim that he conceals much kindliness and good sense. His rise in the June, 1937. Cabinet weddings Columbus University ler modern be there was no evidence that the Works once Wallace saw the ”1940'’ over his he conditions, impossible, of Grace School magic numerals shoulder, turned has been slow. From dispenser in chief of Justice Department patronage, included those Roper, daugh- of Law. rhe most favorable estimates credit Progress Administrator himself had into a of a Lot's wife liberalism has been and * * * * pillar salt, political whose innate his functions have been broadened until he now does many of the jobs ter of the Secretary of Commerce, he States with less than half any political axes to grind or that he and who has been about all efforts at United used be to Postmaster James He is Susanna of Secre- petrified talking abandoning reform vfiich to assigned General A. Farley. Wilson, daughter Washington newspaper correspond- if the oil reserves of the world. Yet would tolerate it throughout his or- and hoping for a magical recovery of lost the on the staff, and a star. of Labor Perkins. Three mem- ents were thrown for a loss this week in prosperity. ganization. practical politician general rising tary imericans use for home consumption serv- Tliis is not fair to Wallace. I think David Niles, an obscure official of the W. P. A. A protege of Felix bers of the Roosevelt diplomatic their effort to glean a glimmer of the altogether Henry he reflects of the oil consumed the American have ibout two-thirds Today, people and a friend Roosevelt’s Boston he is the least ice have to the altar—former administration's attitude on the newest the bewilderment and reluctance of the commercial farmers of Frankfurter of Jimmy years, stepped n the world. Unless conservation Is before them a frank confession. Mr. known and least staff member. A dark little Minister Ruth Bryan Owen, Ambassa- international crisis—the of America, their distaste for the labor struggle, their naive desire to important general plump, man, possibility ffective, America will face an oil Hopkins, by prearranged interview dor E. Davies and Ambassador of crawl back into the pre-war era and the covers over their with an ingratiating manner, he is well fitted for his duties, which are those Joseph Germany’s invasion Czechoslovakia pull heads, before the rest of the with a Des hortage long Moines newspaper, an- Jefferson has got in and resultant war in State as well as the rather wall-eyed of the middle income of orderly and message bearer. Such tasks as soliciting the C. I. O.'s huge Caffery. Cupid Europe. hysteria upper vorld. Then what? nounced what he thinks should be the New Deal and of w-hom he is one. I 1936 campaign contribution from John L. Lewis are assigned to him. He his work in Congress, Department press conference teporters professional groups, don't think he shares done by the voters of Iowa as between 1933 five Democratic Sen- were told that the this attitude, but he does reflect it and feels that it is well set Mr. Holland has used to run a left-wing forum in Boston, and Is still, interestingly enough, too. Since White House was politically wise Tall, up, two candidates for the United States either widower- to take it into account in his own the best of his life to con- officially connected with the La Follette Progressive Committee. ators have abandoned the place to seek information on the feeling way. The problem, as he liven years Senate. If the announcement had sees hood or bachelordom—Bulkley of Ohio, subject. At his own press powwow, it, is one of education under democracy, of honest exposition of ervation of natural resources, starting James Roosevelt, who arranged the dinner meeting. He has been made by Chairman Farley of the McAdoo of California, Schwellenbach Roosevelt, when asked for our national alms for a stable society under balanced abundance, and vlth forests and public lands. He was solved for his father the ancient problem of men in power—finding President Democratic National Committee, it of Washington, Smathers of New Jer- comment, shut off inquiry by smiling: he is willing to let the weary horse walk a bit until it has caught its >om in Minnesota 50 years ago, moved subordinates whose interests are completely identical with their might have been assumed that it was sey and Pepper of Florida. And now "Better ask the State Department wind. o Guthrie, Okla., with his parents at masters. He is shrewd and ambitious. After a a political taken amiable, personable, of love has arrowed about he of 4. He votes step quite naturally the busy little god that.” The danger of his attitude Is that, though sensing the groundswell of age there today, a chieftain. But the period of strain, when bigwigs rebelled at accepting "an unlicked * * * * by political the most shining mark of all—64-year- a rising democracy in America, he underestimate the rhe latter part of Mr. Holland's school- as his father’s he is now his efficient- may feeling of the Works Administration is boy" representative, doing job the was in the schools of Progress sup- old Interior Secretary Ickes. It's gratifying to many admirers inarticulate masses of his fellow-citizens and even in Iowa ng Maryland and well. He is more a detail man than a maker. that, as in posed to be a non-partisan institution. ly policy of his to know md off with a law diplomatic capacity Florida, a New Deal wave may sweep Wearin to victory at the primary. Washington, topped The man at the head of it is not a Two leaders of the New Deal left notable for their that who's ourse at For youngish wing, Most authorities hereabouts are now Hugh Gibson, about to (Copyright, 193ft.) Georgetown University. member of the Cabinet are idea men itself, which, intellectual brilliance and fondness for anonymity. They the convinced that while the four-billion make way for plutocratic Joe Davies ---—-- i 0 years he has served the Government, as a rule, has a more or less of the and as as any other staff member except as Ambassador to was not with the Forest from political general staff, important spending-and-lending program may Belgium, tarting Service, l slant, but he is an executive of one shelved or kicked out of the i-hich he transferred to the General Hopkins. prime the pump of Democratic elec- foreign BOND CLUB TO DINE JURY TO HEAR STORY J of the created in national * * * * as some of his jand and to the agencies tion prospects between now' and No- service, friends sup- Office, subsequently emergency for the purpose of dealing Such is the staff. Besides the men mentioned above, there posed. Secretary Hull reveals that < Seological for which he be- general vember, it is extremely unlikely to Stock Exchange Members Hold OF MACHINE TOSSING Survey, with the starving or destitute. was an official or so from the Labor present because it of the seasoned Californian, who this ( ame senior attorney. Department, only produce any substantial upping _ summer will It will be now happened to be the wage-hour business that time. The has have completed 27 years Outing Tomorrow. In a look- » argued quite logically by plan Woman Accused of Assault With direct, forthright manner, bill which was under discussion. in the service, was offered the am- that Harry Hopkins can hardly ad- been public property for the better More than 150 members and rig out of keen brown eyes, Mr. Hol- to guests minister the W. P. A. in an ? With or without such casual addi- of six weeks or more, yet it has bassadorship Germany early in the as 1 smd tells what is done to job part of the local Weapon Vending Contraption being help year before it was to Bond Club, organization unpartisan way when he feels so tions as the Labor Department visibly failed to psychologize any eco- assigned Hugh onserve oil. His division is the "con- R. Wilson, the incumbent. The of Stock will Shatters Glass. • deeply the political currents of the representatives, the group fre- nomic improvement worthy of Die under- Exchange members, gath- J act" agency with the Interstate Oil standing in Washington is that Gibson hour as to interest himself in trying quently foregathers. name. The business index, hovering er at the Manor Club for their annual Accused of hurling a peanut-vend- < Jompact Commission, set up under the to didn't think his private economic machine a to defeat a Democratic Senator who In the group’s discussions, around 53 per cent, still compares posi- outing and dinner tomorrow. There ing at restaurant proprie- < Jonnally Act. There are six member tion permitted him to take so ex- i happens not to have voted with Pres- general policy is settled, subject, a round 88 per cent in May, 1937. tor with whom her husband was scuf- i States, Oklahoma, Texas. Kansas, New will be a con- pensive a post as Berlin. Once it was golf tournament, putting ident Roosevelt in his plan to “pack” of course, to the President's direc- Analytical eyes are riveted on the j fling Tuesday night, Mrs. Julia O'Con- 1 dexico, Colorado. Illinois. They agree thought he was non with test and horseshoe the Supreme Court. Mr. Gillette of tion and approval. Members of barometrical automobile industry. Its gratissima pitching contest, nell, 23, demanded a jury trial when t o prevent waste in oil production, cent the New Deal because of his long and Iowa has shown himself independent Me -4 the group are charged with such present output is about 65 per followed by a banquet at 8 p.m. arraigned in Police Court yesterday on ( xercise police powers, make recom- a intimate association with Herbert a of the administration, and that delicate tasks as changing-the vote below the corresponding period year Election of officers will follow the charge of assault with a dangerous i nendations for' improved methods, ap- Hoover. Detroit Flint can avert parently is his crime in the of oi me lxiuisiana Kepresentatives on me wage-nour Dm. ago. If and dinner. Nominees are G. weapon. ] lolland says that the production of eyes (Copyright, 193S.) C. Parker, the President. the rumored all-summer shutdown, Her husband. Jerry O'Connell, 23, 1 he field in East Texas has been In- The position of the group is precisely that of a general staff in for president: G. M. Ferris, vice presi- trade will be inclined to think —1 •-— with chc*e the Teased 30 or an experts dent: F. Hall, and Clark charged simple assault, per cent, 600,000,000 bar- As Presidential Adviser. army. Other high officials—Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, secretary, business prospects generally, after an same procedure. They were arrested i els. through prevention of Chairman Douglas of the S. E. C.. Chairman Eccles of the Federal Brown and Cliff Folger, governors. waste, equal It is said that is absolute low expected in July, will DAMASCUS HIGH CLASS after being reported involved in a i o the output of 60 average size oil Harry —.- Hopkins Reserve Board, Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau and Secre- »— 1 thenceforth brighten, though at snail- fight with Timothy J. Daly, 60, in his veils. virtually the No. man in the list of of State Hull—have Influence. But their are tary great positions at 34 like speed. ELECTS QUEEN restaurant H street N.E. a presidential advisers nowadays, but similar to the of a or a chief of artil- TODAY Through system of "Federal positions quartermaster general * * * * BEER PARLORS TO CLOSE Mrs. it was whether he is No. 1 or No. is O'Connell, charged, renders" a 5, it lery. Their influence is confined to their own fields, except for brief operated by board, the ship- isn't curbing the habits a tossed the machine, known he is frequently in conference excursions. Depression By Stall Correspondent ot The Star. peanut-vending nent of "hot oil” has been materially of smokers. Cigarette pro- which missed Mr. but hit a tele- with the President and wields con- cigarette DAMASCUS, Md„ May 26.—The 102 Pennsylvania Communities Daly -hecked, rate wars have been min- It will be observed that every staff member, except Keenan in the second booth and shattered siderable Influence. The fact that he general duction April registered class of Damascus School phone glass, mized and at the same time the junior High After public and James Roosevelt, is definitely a left-wing*. It will also be observed successive increase, to Be Dry Tuesday. which over la as close as he is. to the President monthly bringing will hold its annual spring carnival showered him, cutting his ; las not suffered from high prioes. that all the staff members are the personal creations of the President; for the to date, slightly face ■ has led to speculation as to whether output year, tonight in the high school adultorlum, HARRISBURG. Pa., May 26 slightly. ; rhis Mr. Holland considers a great ad- without their in White House politics, they would be entirely ahead of the same 1937 It The O'Connells, who live at 2825 Mr. Hopkins feels it his duty to ma- power palace period. during which the school queen chosen Beer parlors in 102 Pennsylvania com- vance. Therein lies their a new mark for were ar- nipulate the w^hole relief administra- lnysotent. greatest present problem—the perpetuation also established high by ballot will be crowned. munities will close finally next Tues- Twenty-eighth street N.W., of their when the President is the first four months of before Hobart Newman. tion to help Mr. Roosevelt and his policies gone. any year. The balloting was to close today at day, when licenses expire, because raigned Judge (Copyright, 103S. by the North American Newspaper Alliance, Ine.) The went to 12.- Enforcement of political causes. April cigarette crop noon. The other candidates for the their neighbors didn't want them. Jamaica's new slum Other forms of the weed :learance law is to 526,722,723. honor will serve as her attendants at Voters in 102 boroughs and town- be started at once. These assertions are no longer dis- BACK FROM TRIP slumped, especially cigar consumption. turned thumbs down on the cussed merely by the opposing politi- of high-minded citizens to determine the ceremony. The coronation will ships AUTHORIZED * * * * all cal party. Within the last 24 hours Just what is happening not only in $900,000 climax a novelty program starting at taprooms last fall. But practically PHILADELPHIA. May 26 (>P).—Je- I of Maine have an anx- 7:15 which Includes several acts of the were licensed to continue (00NS ROOFING CO^, Brady M. Stewart, the man- Kentucky, but in Pennsylvania and Republicans p.m., places rome Kessler, 27-year-old textile mill campaign —Is dependable. This reputation I other States where relief funds are ious eye peeled on the spending-lend- from a mock meeting until May 31, so the "drys" had to w orker, is a world traveler on a $17-a- ager for Gov. Chandler of Kentucky, House Passes Bill to Celebrate varying faculty we maintain at any cost. There is I was contract with no better argument tor your ■ a New Deal who is used to get voters to cast their ballots ing bill. They're cocksure the noto- to tap dance specialties, it an- wait for the proprietor's week salary. Home today from his patron- Governor, running age. For good roof work consult ■ will be nounced E. his to run its course. latest a against Senator Barkley for the sena- in a certain way? Gettysburg Anniversary. rious Quoddy project revived, by Guy Jewell, principal. county journey, 9,000-mile jaunt us always. It Is the better way. I and said and done about it The carnival will open after the In scores of municipalities, mostly and Africa. Mr. Kessler Call us up! 1 torial nomination on the Democratic of Government. consent enough through Europe Integrity The House by unanimous out Roofing 933 V St. N.W I has made serious which during the summer to hold the north- entertainment program. Dancing, a the same ones which ruled beer, estimated his expenses at $300. He rnniK ticket, charges a bill an | IWWnv Company North 44*31 Surely the very integrity of decent yesterday passed authorising Demo- sale of also is as seasonal it is hard to see how Congress can eastern end of the State for the flower show, fortune telling and games liquor stopping goes globe trotting during f and honest government is at stake appropriation of $900,000 to celebrate I overlook. If what Mr. Stewart has cratic candidate for Governor in Sep- ire on the program. licenses expire. lay-off periods. now. All the virtues of the New Deal the 75th anniversary of the Battle of written in an open letter to the Presi- and its aspirations for a Gettysburg. A considerable part of the is splendid dent corroborated by a public in- to the ex- better national economy are more money would be used pay quiry, it means that some one might than overshadowed by the issues that penses of surviving Union and Con- well be removed from office. Cer- have been raised in the charges against federate veterans, all of whom are restrictions on the tainly by Congress the W. P. A. invited to attend the celebration. ‘'lending-spending" fund to prevent Time and again the American peo- political chicanery has become the 1 ple have abandoned party lines to ad- paramount issue of the hour, now minister a rebuke at the polls to those that the Kentucky charges are in the who have grafted in municipal gov- open. ernment or have been guilty of wrong "Every agency of the Federal Gov- doing in State government. The issue I ernment dispensing relief,” writes Mr. of morality in the Federal Govern- Stewart, "is resorting to methods and ment usually has to come to an acute policies that are crudely reprehensible stage before it becomes sensational. to force the citizens of this great Com- The issue has been placed now square- monwealth to support Senator Bark- ly on the doorstep of the White House ley. not by a Republican, not by an old Charges Against W. P. A. dealer and not by a scion of wealth, but by a Democratic Governor of a ‘‘For the first time in our observa- State who has supported New Deal tion the Works Progress Administra- measures. Gov. Chandler must have tion, which was conceived to feed the had peculiarly good opportunities to families of the unemployed, irrespec- know whereof his campaign manager tive of the policies, race or creed of speaks, and he must have deeply felt those to be served, through its direct- the provocation when he undertook ing heads, is seeking to drive hungry to allow said manager to address an and destitute to vote a people for open letter on the subject to the certain candidate for office. President of the United States. ‘‘Meetings and conferences have (Copyright, 1938.) been held in practically every county of the State by key men in places of importance in the Works Progress Ad- ministration at which definite instruc- tions were given to selected agents that no one should be placed on Fed- eral relief except upon the advice of Senator Barkley's campaign managers 1/ouhSimToHut in the respective counties. ‘‘Furthermore, these same agents have been required to inform all those cJ'Jjdt£etonX ^AVO^ individuals who seek Federal assist- ance that unless they are for the candidate for Senator whom the heads of the relief administration are sup- ALGONQUIN porting there will be neither relief AROUND for a little finer and more satisfying in funds nor jobs for them." 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