Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-06-22
Our Washington
News Letter
(By National Editorial Association,
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD)

Broad predictions have been mad,
! ~ poiiLlcaI circles that the general
pau oI patronage may be reviseu
me revolt In Congress on the SIM
J0l OF veterans allowance Is ex-
prcled 20 nave renercussions not Mt
all g the benefit OF the Democratic
legislators who defied the President
Inc imposition of the ~patronape
penalties Is the only method that
Will force erring Democrats into
Iine Tor party regularity. Discipline
II much In need, but it Is diffierlt
20 administer SO .arly In so-eaIIad
New DEAL
10 is believed that the most affac
Tive weapon for economy IL r. wai+
..noes from Tue voting public. Once
ne ShleI executive explains what
congressional bounties to favored
classes cost the average taxpayer #
y reasonable to assume the scion,
VIII listen to tht folks back home
Inc democrats who embarrassed the
resident will, Of course, feel the
pihcn when Postmaster General Far
icy distributes thee thousands Of iohs
on the federal payroll. The new in
nnstrial recoyery-public works bTYy
VII provide an enormous number If
opportunities for political favoritism
mere IS q likelihood that q now
eIup OF democrats will gain MATER
aaiiy IN districts where the inc,1m.
I+IAs are disciplined. The future
alone Will measure the real nolifioaI
effect OF the hectic closing DAYS of
me special session. The Republicans
are hopeful OF capitalizinr IN tha
ision ~ the majority party.
me beginning of the fiscal wear
en- Gays hence, will herald the FIRST
Yep IN reorganization Of govern
nenl departments. The President
'as issued an executive order which
amer abolishes or cOnsolidates tha
myriad OF bureaus and agencies AZ
consequence legislators are under
'Iessure from employees slated for
Tors nave been obliged to establish
.lsmissai or transfer. Several SEN
price hours" to dispose OF these
lrgent patronage problems. MANY
omplaln that balance the budget,
a fetish. However. the President
moving to reduce costs of rovarn-
no matter how much II hurts
ne politicians. {
Inc London economic conference
not running smoothly. Tt Is no an :
isy matter to effect 10
,aDiiize world currencies and I'D
~ tariffs. A considerable amount
bargaining Is essential and Eur
Kan diplomats present q united !
only In dealing with America.
Inc departure OF Congress win
TUT lne executive branch to func-
Win q minimum of Congress- )
interference The President
~ DC ouf OF town for a vacation G.
Iect communication is maintained
% the White House here so there
u De no interruption to official
siness. 1t will make 1t difficnlf W
une favor-seekers to reach he he
: OF Mr.. Roosevelt. The President
J enjoyed excellent health md "
his temper under the nr
SO harrasing circumstances. Con
50 has displayed frayed nerves
. bitterness of a personal nature
leaves scars. pl
ga
representative Summers. Demo- ~
! OF Iexas, a veteran OF 20 years :"
House has created bad feeling Bl,
y TINS sage remark, 1T seems r. e.
a great pity that Members If
leress cannot assemble and. fig
tively speaking, sit around the
neil Table and without oratorv a1l
Without passion give INTELLIGENT. 90
%rnctive consideration to their ny
The millennium which tai
miners seeks will never M III
ned while speeches are regarded ION
passports TO political influences. ma