Evening star., 1937-09-10

removing the resentment aroused Nv tbs
PERKINS innovation. 1t is for all these
reasons that F. D. r. will be carefully
watched and freely. counseled on tn.
matter of successor to the great trouble
shooter The new director of r. C. ;,
industrial relations maintained a strictly
impartial attitude throughout the war
fare within the organized movement
though he appeared on the platform of
the Lewis-Berry Labor's Non -partisa n
League last Spring when that New Deal
OUTFIT launched it's Washington drive to
rescue" Mr.. Roosevelt from the su-
preme Court morass.
Latest from the Democratic "p,rqeY
front is the subtle suggestion that secre-
tary OF Agriculture Wallace may be
headed for the skids. His alleged per-
suasion of President Roosevelt to s,rn
the sugar bill Is cited by New Deal
incense burners as the high crime and
mlsdemeanor which marks him for the
oog house. Current slams at the corn
pelt sage coincide with persistent re-
ports OF widening rift tf1rouahout the
Roosevelt ofacial household. which ia de-
picted In some quarters as rivaling the
congressional mutiny. If Wallace is
dumped overheard, the prediction can
now be heard that he'll not be the only
Roosevelt captain courageous to quit the
ship, either voluntarily or by request
postmaster General Farleys retirement
OF course, would not be q purge. SUNNY
Jim wants to make some money in pri-
vate business, be elected Governor of
rev YORK IN 1888 and run for President
In 1S4O-at least, that's the horoscone
now outlined for him more clearly from
day to day.
william Q. Douglas, prospective new
chairman OF the Securities and Exchange
commission, like Tommy (Corcoran) of
ene whlte house" came into the Federal
picture as Hoover appointee. His first
washington Job was as 4 collabora tor
with the Department of Commerce in
bankruptcy studies, from 1929 to 1882.
nc was fe-drafted from his Yale Law
Scnool professorship in 1894, when he
Jolheo the 8. E. G. research staff. Hoover
men active in the Old Deals much
revlieo scheme OF government by COM
mission and now serving the Roosevelt
administration in similar investieative
capacities, include DR.. Charles E. Mer-
ram OF the Committee on Government
Heorsanization, Prof. William F. Ogburn
Oh the University of Chicago and others.
you can get almost any kind of opinion
you want as to the likelihood of a special
session That's something on which
PRESIDENT Roosevelt intends to sound
public opinion, If and when Japan and
emma permit him to tour the country.
III ne discovers lively demand for farm
and wages-and-hours legislation, and
other things left undone, the chances
Will favor his recalling Senate and House
to their Jobs. Meantime, Hyde Park is
undergoing a bafflng barrage of pro and
con sentiment. Members of Congress
themselves are special session-shy. They
prefer to concentrate on 1898 fence
building
Late Japanese newspapers received in
washington refer to world -shatterino
events In Asia bithely as the North
emma incident" They also anno,Ince
mat Germany is considering recall OF the
nVe generals and other high officers
serving as instructors and advisers in
the Chinese Army. The wish is probably
Iather to the thought, for Chang Kai-
Sheks German trained lesions have |
been making monkeys out of the lana
nese Army.
There's another famous Farley in New /
York now-Mrs. Anne l. Farley, who |
quallned this week as the Empire States