The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-06

and cost about $100. The money comes out of the jeans of the jurists.
 Social Security Chief
 Ohio's fortnight Charles West, former member of the House, now the presidents con- gressional ''liaison" man, is slated for the chairmanship of a new board. It will adminis- ter social security measures. Also reported in line for places on the Board are Second As- sistant Labor Secretary Arthur J. Altmeyer, who took an active part in the framing of the legis- lation, and Chairman Murray W. Latimer of the Railroad Retire ment Board Members of the Missouri congressional dele gation are relating with much hilarity how when Tom Fender gast, Kansas City boss, recently sailed for Europe, the adjoining suits and his room were filled to oerflowing with orchids ..s Ewing Mitchell, former assist ant secretary of commerce, who claims that one of the reasons for his dismissal was his open warning on Pendergast, has been approached by several national magazines with offers to write his story" for them.
 Demand Their Poe
 Long smoldering warning be- tween Pennsylvania representa- tives and Senator Joe Guffey has reached a state where the wrathy congressman have taken their side of, the argument directly to the president. They demand that they get a fair share of the states patronage pie :. =. Iowa's bulI-voiced Senator Dick inson, who takes himself serious ly as republican presidential possibility, can dish it out but he can't take it. For more than two hours he violently belabored the senate munitions investiga- tors. But, when Senators Nye and Clark came back with dose of their own medicine, he scuttled from the senate cham Der until they had finished talk ing Big Jim Farley and his buddy, Internal Revenue Commissioners Guy T. Helvering, are trying to find cushy job for Omar Ketchum, unsuccessful candidate. for governor in Kansas last year. They thought they had found just the. thing as State Works-R Relief administra- tor, but Harry Hopkins would have none of him and Jim and, Guy had to begin their search all over again.
 Huey's Literature
 Huey Long has little time for reading books on the French Revolution. Blind Senator Gore has plenty of time to be read to. When Huey used the phrase, ''No enemies to the left" in his apostrophe to the presi- dent recently, he was quoting slogan of the French revolution ists that came to him not by way of Gore, who had beer been lending his encyclopedia mind to the Long cause Of the 96 senators, 21 have women secretaries. the others have men The heat and pressure of senate activity can not disturb the philosophic pla- cidity of Arizona's Senator Ash urst. His set routine as the senate opens: appears on the floor for opening roll call, goes to lunch, goes to senate barber. shop for shave, sauntcrs down corridor in cream colored cos tune whistling "Swanee River. In a single day, single county in Iowa received funds for both drought relief and flood relief. The EZRA office de. . clares this was no mistake both were needed.
 1886 Preparations
 Democratic preparations for the 193e presidential dorby ale ready are under way. Emil Hurja, big. quiet-voiced right bower of Jim Farley, Is making . survy of public sentiment on popular issues in every state of the Union. One of his interest ing findings is the fact that the state of Washington tops the iiet an most radical one mat ter definitely slated for scru- tiny by the senate committee Investigating railroad financins, hendff by Moninnnn hhfd>hifs tlnn Eannfof Burt Wheeler e