The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-27

molAc Wnlch naQ been Crou
 When finally it went on Q raInp- age, Roosevelts jaw and face sWelled like . balloon and the poison from the pug sac brought on high fever and upset stomach.
 This condition lasted only Q short time, although, because of the extreme senbltiVeness of his jaw, he could not eat and was on Q liquld diet for Q week. After. wards Roosevelt iaughlngly re- marked that thanks Co his Illness ho had undergone Q Yliuch.needed reducing course.
 one reason for tho delay In his recovery was the pronounced in-l AAmmAtion of his jew which pre-. vented immediate extraction of the rouble-mAking tooth. His docs tors had to treat the inflamIAas ton before the nnolAr could be yankod. Afterwards the aboess required draining and dressing several times . day. This, com. bined with his fever and inability to wear 0 collar made the medicos advise cancellation of the Worm Springs trip. Wild Ruin0rs
 After Roosevelt had been in bed several days, Washington fewsInen began to Do bolnbArdod with wild, out.of-town stories regarding his condition.
 Most of Che rumors emanated
 from Wall Street One, widely circulated ln brokerage offices, claimed Che President had sui. fored . parAlytlc stroke similar e that which felled Wilson. An. other, also given serious cred. enee, was that Roosevelt had dleA suddenly, and Che feet WAs being kept from Che public.
 One prominent eastern corros- pendent was telephoned about this report ct 3 .. m. by on excited news editor.
 F. D. Saves COP SYMBOL
 Whether or not 1t was because they both had recent toothaehes, the President has Just ruled in favor of japino. the big elephant of tho WPA circus.
 Even if she ls Che symbol Of Che Republican party, even is she does threaten Co unbalence tho budget by eating Q ton of hay daily, she will not 90 t0 th0 glue factory.
 japlno is to stay as e part of the WPAS"VvOFld's Greatest Clr. oug," and itS performance also, will continue.
 Organized to put unemployed clowns, animal trainers and aes TobaA to work, tho WPA circus featured Japino as:
 THE LARGEST AND OLDEST ELEPHANT IN CAPTIVITY, Did0NR THAN THE FAMED JUMBO, MORE THAN 100 YEARS oLp. s. r .,,.s STILL HALE AND
 JAplMo did pretty well as . WpA worker. She did not lean on her shovel as much as most of them, attracted large juvenile crowds. But eventually business fell of. There were cries of "bals ance Che budget" and Japino was paraded through the streets of New York with c plaeard warning that she was headed for tho glue factory.
 New York children immediately saaktklasaAA AhA AeAalAAsat AVaA lgs tho ond this had It's effect.
 NOTE-Japino recently suffered from Q deeayed tooth which Was drilled and filled with less eofis motion than the hullAbaloo over the Presidents aching jew.
 For More Spending
 Tho most significant behind- the.seenes development hi Wash- lngton today is tho rising tido of sentiment for another shot of large.gcalo government spending.
 So fer this 10 still in the shush. .shush stage. Except for Che leftwingers, none of the blgsshots as yet dare air their views publicly. But when they let thelr hair down, they admit that the only immediate remedy for the business slump is on. ether "pump. .prlmlng" program.
 Even Secretary MoFgefithau, most persistent dget.balaneer in the Administration, has told in. timates that it may Dc necessary to unite the purse strings.
 Root of this change, of eourse.. is tho growing fear of the deep. ening economic reversal. But this is not the only factor. Much as they might like to spend, tho policies would shy of if there wasn't public pressure for such AND AND THIS PRESSURE Ex- IEre.
 Today Congress is being bonn. bardOd with oil sorts of demands A..