The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-14

months.
 During this time he ha for three and one-half weel The rest of the time he has been committing back and forth to the United states, living on Long Island, attending the coronation, or yachting in Europe.
 For this he draws Q salary Oe 3lT,S00D
 NOTE-L.Atest list of contribu. tors to RooSeVelt's Good Neigh bor League shows that Joseph Y, Davies has cancelled his debt to that organization to tho tune of $S.500.
 Grants Granddaughter
 Emma Quffey Miller, sister of pennsylVaniAs Senator Joe Cuff fey, met Princess CantAcuzene, grand d-daughter of Ulysses 6, Grant at Q reception tho other day,
 The Princess, who married . Russian nobleman, was discourse ing rather veheMently on the president's Supreme Court plan and concluded with this remark:
 "Why, it's incredible! Paok- ing the Supreme Court Nobody In the entire history Of the United states has ever attempt- cd such Q thlngl"
 ''Dldnt your grandfather ever tcll y0W what he did to the Court after it refused to approve the Legal Tender Aots" inquired Mrs. Miller.
 NOTE-Immedlately after the Supreme Court threw out the Legal Tender Act by 6 A-S vote in 1870, President Grant appoint cd two staunch Republican. jus- ticeS, and tho Supreme Court re- verSed Itself by s to (. Budget Politics
 Don't be taken in by the an- Mouncement that the National Emergency Council Is to get tho axe as an economy measure. Real fact Is that this organization is to thrive about aS merrily as ever, but with Q lot more political power
 Officially, tho NEG is to be ah- sorbed by tho Bureau of tho Budget, But got the real picture. Figures tell the story:
 BUREAU or THE BUDGET
 office
 70 employees
 NATIONAL EMERGENCY
 COUNCIL
 4e offices
 2Ao employees
 Inside word Is that all of these offices and employees are to be absorbed by tho Budget Bureau. Henceforth, the Bureau Is to have an office and c retinue of office. holders in every state.
 It is an open secret that the NEG has degenerated into c purely political organization. In New York, during the inayoralty carn- pAign, NEG Director George Coombs first threw NEG weight to Tammany. Having bet on the wrong horse, he quickly shifted to Judge Mahoney. Now he and his NEG cohorts are busy passing out lollypops to those who will vote against Mayor Laduardia.
 With the politically-active NEG now grafted on the Budget Bu- reauS, the days of Roosevelt budget balancing look to be further off than ever
 Roosevelt Sweatshop
 BuEgie Dail, Swear old grand- son of President Roosevelt, got Q great thrill accompanying him on his visit to Victoria, B. O., aboard the destroyer Phelps. It was the first time the youngster had been on A warship and he couldn't see enough of 1t.
 But his governess had other ideas. She insisted that Buzzie study his school lessons as the dutiful sistie was doing. He de- nlurred.
 TTl do them on the way back"
 "NOw, BuzEie," she said, "yOu know that is only on excuse. You have been over the ship and now you must sit down here and study"
 T haven't got . pencil"
 "T'll get you . pencil. Remem- ber now, you promised your mother you would study ie you were allowed to miss school to- day to so on this trip" /
 BugzIe eyed his governess for c moment, then remarked re. signedly. "dosh, this Is just like e sweatshop."
 September Morn
 The whimsical bent in the mind of Henry Wallace was stirred by