The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1935, Page 15

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1935. Polm_('t;l S pooks Haunt Pvarty and assail many a stalwart with creeps and jitters. Without any reference whatever| to the present occupant of the White they knew how far they dared go m‘many Democratic leaders wuh to condemning the administration. Only a third of the Senators are | |avoid. There are others. The budget tan- ‘up but most of them find their| g]e the deficits, and the urgent ne- House, it is of record that not even sleep disturbed by the prospect of | oessny of deciding what relief funds | decide to run? How can four billion dollars be beaten? Has the cam- paign started too soon, and is the tide turning back to Roosevelt? Sup- pose a war scate lifts up a ‘“stand- 8o most of the smiles should notf spechl Delivery te l)oqvlu Daily be taken seriously. In fact if some clever composer could catch the full sweep of present-day political down heartedness in a “Political Blues,” 2:30 P, M. Telephone 442, adv. Chiefs as ’36 Election Nears always accompany its approach al- ready are evident among the poli-| ticians of both parties. Nothing is more deceptive than the smiling urbanity customarily exhibited to the public view by men in public office and men who as- pire to public office. Underneath, a very large percentage of them really the song undoubtedly would be the bluest blues of them all., — e, —— ATTENTION EASTER STAR There will be a meeting of the Eastern Star Tuesday night starting at 8 o'clock. Initiation and refresh- ments. All members are requested to attend. by-the-President” issue? Perhaps the most realistic of the Republican banshees is the AAA. The problem of what to do about the farm situation gives many a Re- publican leader an ugly turn every time he goes out in the dark. On top of it all, both parties are badly in need of campaign funds, yet in these days of popular suspicion and scandal-searching they are in- clined to look over their shoulders whenever anyone offers them a dol- lar. to ask for next year—this all is part of a nightmare of dancing figures |and gaping discrepancies. And the Republicans are seeing to it that the specter of the Democratic prom- ises of 1932 is not forgotten. “Political Blues” Among the Republicans walk the ghosts of past rivalries and the in- sinuating certainty of new cnes. Vague and mournful questions shape themselves in the murk: Can a party split possibly be avoided if Mr. Hoover or Mr. Borah, or both, strong opposition, either fromswithin | their own party or by a militant and hungry group of “outs,” or both. So far as the presidential situation itself is concerned, plenty of skele- tons are rattling in the closet. The chief Democratic spook just now is the possibility that the Su- preme Court may overthrow the vhole Roosevelt program. That would mean that a new program would have to be devised right in the midst of a campaign year, or else it would raise a constitutional issue .which | chief executives as a class are im- | mune. Schilling Baking Powder made from Cream Taflar -makes good things ‘%der ” By BYRON PRICE SKELETONS ARE RATTLING As to 1936 both Democrats and Republicans are able to visualize things calculated to make the teeth chatter. Every member of the House of Representatives is up for reelection. Included are scores of Democrats vho know their districts are nor- mally Republican, and a considerable number of Republicans who wish (Chief of Bureau, The Associated Press, Washington, D. C.) The children and grown-ups who thought they saw strange and ter- rible things by the light of the Hal- lowe'en moon need make no apolo- gies. 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