The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-28

I'M around fhe weekend Wis
a. n..-,S..SAr
JAY ACo.1c1.e'
Inc presloent q tne 6Ll1sn
BOARD o. trace, one ~ tne Dss
powerful mcmpere o. tne nIltlsn
caDines, olu NOV maze ~ ulpleas-
any crossing Of tne Asaiantlc IN
m.o-W,nter JusC lor = vaCatll.
INSIDE lniormaelon y Inat ns
came loL tne speciilc purpose soI
gettlng tne uniteo STATES 70 ease
Germanys 1mancial burden: ~
osoer 20 posspone tne oucDrsak
y VAT untll E.nslaLlu cAn A,ailsa
neN T IAt ncano,,.;c pfo o;t"at;on ~
Ssert,,.,,v "a rreeert & eIr,o.t ~.
Sad ar dnr,ng ths World wsr
TTitIer has rat n hiring about
sS,,,s i,,rrnvs,,,e,f ~ ~. NO.
good instificatcin - t;,e Geman.
necrIs' a. tI,eir s,ove,tv war a.
], roiorsss - rar tarrit"rv IN
Russia Il one wav ont
AMI = billion dollar loan bv the
United States il another alter
native. or 30 reason tne British.
n co,,ld he camo,,faced as q
s.reconciliation. loan rarnisIed
with fine. blessing 1r,ossihjv ever
the euaranteey of the Allied
powers and earmarked 80 that ali
Of the money would come hack
to- the united states for the mir
chase of raw materials.
ENf4I AND IS NOW BENT ON
DOING ANYTHING WHICH
WILL POSTPONE WAR UNTIL
SHE CAN GET PREPARED,
AND THIS IS ONE METHOD
OF DOING IT.
Democratic OnDOSitiOn III
should the President Listen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to any such r,ro-
innsai Nv Runciman. he would be
in for . stiff time with the senate
Including his owY, democratic siIn-
porters 4
Democratict senator's alreadv
have tsyannroached lRorahG and
T5iram .Iohnsoni ,,ro;no -thenn ~
fieht. anv readi,,stmer1t of war
dents a. the loan Of more money
tn Fs,rone THE democrats have
nron,ised hearty s,,nnort If Rorat,
and johnson will lead the fight.
Their nronise however is 1,,ite
unnecessarv FIR some time
Rorah and Johnson have been
ali. sat to fight the faintest. elim-
,,,er If n s, acknowledgements with
E,,rone
C,,rrnr,o, ro,,r4
prss,.ant pooss,,.,+ soon MI,
touch Off another hast aoainst
the s,,nrene court r. wifi take
the form of con,n,,,nication tn
congress and n will he the hot
test attack 50 far to come from
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
The courts mower To invaHdate
legisla tion will he assailed and
snecific r,ronosal for restrictive
action viii he re.om,nenr3ed Re-
cai,se Of the drastic nat,,ra Of This
nlan, II is certain to- encounter
sterf, resistance from Congress
sional cnnservatjves nartic,,larlv
m the indiciarv committees
Rut tI,e Prcsident Il deter
MINED A. force fhe issue NJ curh-
inc the CARTS mower. and this
move h one mart Of Hid straterv.
MOTION the eve of his In
aur,,ration -Rooseveit received a
letter from q fort,,ne-teiler nre-
dieting that he woul dappoint five
new supreme court Justices dur
ing his second term.
New Deal for Art
The Presidents recent annoint-
ment of three new members to
the Pine Arts Commission attract-
ed IittIe attention. but IN art
circles his action was comparable
to packing the supreme court.
For MANY Years the pine Arts
Commission was the supreme ar
biter of government architectIre.
art and sculpture. Dominates
NV academicians ~ the oId clas-
steal SCHOOL It disdained modern
realism. saw tn n That govern
ment assienments went univ To
artists If ITS own little pro,Yn d
THE Commission also was strong
w ahir namen minded when q
Government art iob was to- be
awarded n was NOT thrown omen
to competition but ladled out to
q sshir name artist aItho,,ph FREE
ouentlv the actual work was done
by Young assistants.'