But even with its three leaders the Republican party does not provide the real opposition to the philosophy of the New Deal. Criticism of the Preident for artifeially fixing prices, destroying individual iniUative and! not allowing econiomle forces to have free play comes hardly {rom the party. which passed. the highest protective tariff' in United' States history. Ti conies more readily from men such. fas Senator Wheeler and. Senator Borah, old-style Liberals whose past record vives them every right. to denounce the New Deal for going too for in the direction of Government centralization and Government con trol, 'The New Dealers would like to think. that' their real opposition was from the reactionary elements in the entry. The criticism of men such fas Wheeler is generally ignored and different enemies are denounced in different speeches who are essentially the same well-worn straw mien taken out of the White House cellar dressed. tup for one speech as Bourbons, for another ux Tories, another" as. Economic Royalists and the next as Lord Macaulays and knocked down with great gusto and much applause.
'The President's recent tour showed that he still. retained his personal popularity, But it also showed that this personal popularity did not mean. 8 Diller anger was' directed against who opposed his plans or who Fefused to follow them to the letter.
Suggestions will not. be accepted merely because the President makes them, Amore critical and more healthy political spirit will prevail Lone Cranbourne, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, announced in the House of Commons on Nov. 30 that military mission would visit Portugal next February to reviewing matters of cornu on interest.
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