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Show 1 -A .PHILLIPS eWashington Porch Issue j decision of Harry Truman to M 115,000 porch on the White & hat put the Marshall plan, relief, peace inflation and heat speculation in the back-It back-It may cost him the elec-Vnti-porch parties are being II all over America. I I -- e Republicans already have 48 slogan to capitalize this t! "A porchless White House good enough for Lincoln; ;ood enough for Truman!" . i a supplementary one, en Roosevelt left the White '"e exterior alone." ftf 1 leorch may seem a little thing , , 40 foot by 10 with iron rails and tile floors) but it represents a step never before taken by an American President and thus becomes be-comes an event of national significance. signifi-cance. If we encourage Harry in this, how far will he go? One porch may lead to another. He can develop a porch habit. And, unchecked, he may go on with plans to add a watch-tower or a cupola. If it is the Missouri note that he is after what is to stop him from sticking a silo just east of the building and tossing in a chicken house and milkshed? e e IMPOSSIBLE TASKS: Interesting a man who has just shoveled his sidewalk in a talk on the beautiful crystal formations in every individual snowflake. u w |