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' trom from the big b international union without withoutBIy WIthoutrepnsals withoutreprisals repnsals reprisals repnsalsIlly reprisalsMy BIy Illy My use of ot the royal metaphor Is not an e"aggeratlon eaggeratlon exaggeration exaeeer " tlon ThIs ThIsunion Thisunion Thisunion union Is In the most pr pnctical pnctlcal ictical effect a monarchy and Tobin Tobm Is the king theIdnr theking He lie has been president for 41 years Emperor Franz J Josef Josefand Josefand oscf oscfand historyhave hIstorybave and Queen 't t \ ' ictoria Ictorla ruled loneer longer but not many monarch monarchs ! la In hIstory bave have matched Tobin s tenure tenureHe tenureHe tenureHe He is so precious and in m the kingly manrer he acknowledges his hisprecIOsity hispreciosity hispreciosity precIOsity that during - Us I-Is I Is his reign the const tution tutlon was amended with a aspecial aspecial aspecial special sect on couched in the language ol ot of royal courts providing un ' l.1mited l1mited limited . unlimited unl.1mited expense allowances for tor himself hlmselt and his queen and an unl1mfted unlimited unlimitedretinue unlimitedretinue retinue of ot otsecretaries ofsecretaries secretaries and servantsH servants servantsH * * * * H . 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PHJLLIpS PHILLIPS PHItLIPS PHItLIPSSol Solving Sol ving the Football Riddle - ' The 'The college football tootball season Is on onIts onits oits Its last legs if It no not ! finished said saidElmer saidElmer saiElmer ( Elmer Twitchcll Twitchell and I never saw sawone sawone savone one fade tade out with fewer tewer regrets regretsI regretsThe regretsThe regretsThe I The old game has been so riddledwith nddled riddled nddledWIth riddledwith WIth changes that the average spectator spec spectator spectator tator got hopelessly behind behmd years yearsago yearsago yearsago ago And this season trying trymg to keep keeptrack keeptrack keeptrack track of ot all U the changes made in inI inany inany I anyone any one team In one period penod left leftI lefthim lefthim I rom him limp l.1mp l1mp lump . and befuddled . . _ * . - _ - I remember when you couldgo could couldgo couldgo go to a collegi college tootbaU football game gamend gameand gameand and nd watch x a contest mainly mamly de- de dependent dependent de dependent - - pendent on one ne team tor for each eachside eachside eachtide side Today they use x a dozen dozenteams dozenteams dozenteams teams a * period They throw In Inso Inso Inso so many replacements that a & ascrewball ascrewball &screwball screwball screwball football game has be- be become become be become - - come just a clambak clambake * on a re revolving re- re revolving revolving - - volving floor Elmer was pretty disgusted Iam Iam I Im am m not asking askmg too much mueh he con concluded coneluded coneluded cluded eluded It would just be nice If It a acash acash cash customer knew once in a while whilewho whilewho whilewho who was playing playmg and could caremuch care caremuch caremuch much muche e . . 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A Texas penitentiary perutentlary held a ro- ro rodeo rodeo ro rodeo - - deo for tor inmates and a man servmg serving servingS9 99 years gave a wild horse a tougb tough tougbfight toughfight toughflght fight What could he lose ? DREW PEARS PEARSONPresidents PEARSON PEARSONPresidents ON Presidents Deplore FanfareFEW Fanfare FanfareL FEW people realize the problem a president ot of the United States laces faces laceswhen faceswhen L when he goes to church Most presidents have been God tearing fearmg fearing menaccustomed men menaccustomed menaccustomed accustomed to regular church attendance However there Is usually somuch so somuch somuch much pubbcity publ1clty publicity about their worship that the chief cluet executive feels uncom uncomortable uncomfortable uncointortable ortable fortable { in m the House of ot the LordOne LordOne Lord LordOne One reason President Truman attends the First Bapt st church about abouthalt abouthalf abouthalf halt half a mile from the White House is that there Is no fanfare fantare The minister ministermakes ministermakes ministermakes makes no special note of ot the President s presence Whenever poss ble bleMr bleMr bleMr Mr Truman walks to church accompanied by only oniy one secret service manThe manThe man manThe The late President Roosevelt always complained that when he wentto went wentto wentto to church , , , he had no privacy Th s was partly because special ramps hadto had hadto hadto to be constructed at the church entrance and there was always the palntul painful palntulspectacle painfulspectacle painfulspectacle spectacle of ot the President bemg being forced to move to his seat on uncomtort tmcomfort uncomtortable tmcomfortable uncomfortable able braces while the congregation staredIIlr staredMr stared staredMr Mr IIlr Roosevelt used to enjoy taking some of bis his less religious religiousaSSociates religiousassociates religionsassociates aSSociates to churth-one churth one church-one church church - - one of them being Winston Wmston Churchill Just Justafter Justafter Justafter after Pearl Harbor Churchill CburcbJJI flew new to Washington Wasblngton to confer canter with witb IIfr Mr IIfrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt Roosevelt and the President insisted on Churchill Churclull s accompanying accompanyinghim hIm to Christmas services Churchill looked most uncomfortableFinally uncomfortable uncomfortableFmally uncomfortableFinally Fmally Finally he felt compelled to make some commentr.lce commentNice comment commentNice - . 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" " " 'WALTER WALTER I IWALTER ' SHE SHEADKey SHEAD SHEADKey D Key Iey ( Figures in Aid Program ProgramHWO ProgramTWO men loom 100m up in the house of ot representatives as Important tactors factors factorsin tactorsm HWO Two m in both the stop gap aid legislation and the long range MarshaU Marshall plan planfor planfor planfor for European recovery One is Congressman Christian A Herter of ot Massa Massachusetts Massachusetts Mssachusetts * chusetts considered an expert on foreign affairs and the other is 1.S 1S . Con Congressman ConI gressman trcssman John Taber of New York chairman of ot the house appropriations committee committeeNo " "No1 No1 " No matter what sort of ot aid congress votes tor for Europe It remains forTaber tor for torI torTaber forTaber I . Taber s appropriation appropriations * committee to start the ball rolling tor for the actualmoney actual actualmoney . money He s the man who didn dldn t see any lack of food In Europe duringI duringttis during duringhis I his ttis there this summerOn summerOil summer summerOn ' tojourn sOJourn On Oil the other hand ConcrcssmaB Congressman Herter t.w tw sa.w saw . * . plenty Herter Is Isplaying Isplayine plaYing the role of I Vandenberg In the th lower house Although Con Congressman Congressman Congressman gressman Charles A Baton Eaton of New Jersey is chairman of the tbe house houseforeign houseforeign houseforeign foreign affairs alYalrs committee and Herter Is I * only a vice chairman cbalrman of ahouse ahouse a * aid Herter Is the leading authorIty author authorIty authority house select commltte committee . on foreign Ity and author of th the biU bill likely l.1kely l1kely . t to . be finally passedHerter passed passedHerter passedHerter His since sinceHarvard sinceHarvard linceHarvard to In Paris career born Herter who It Is from trom Boston , , was closely as an attache in American em emI embassies embassies e ehassles Harvard has followed d plomacy Brussel Brussels and service with the th American peace peacecommission peacecommission peac.commission peaccommission . hassles bassies In Berlin Berlm and * I relief re1et ! council He believes the thehouse thehouse thehouse commission and secretary of the European role in foreign affairs and his hl bill billadvocates billadvocates bffladvocates house should play a more mor * Important advocates nearly all aU features teatures of the MarshaU Marshall plan carefully caretu1ly supervised supervisedby by congress congressWRIGHT congressWRIGHT * * * * WRIGHT PAT PATTERSON PATTERSONDesire PATTERSONDesire TERSON TERSONDesire Desire for Easy Jobs Spreads ? PORTY IORTY RTY ONE percent of those in ( ' [ ' terviewed tervlewed tervfewed by Dr Galiup Gallup s sinter sinterroeators inter interrogators Interrogators roeators rogators - representing a cross section sec sectlon section tlon tion of ot the nation - expressed a de desire desire dcsire sire to work tor for tht the government In Inpreference inpreference topreference preference to having a job in private privateenterprise privateenterprise privateenterprise enterprise That result Is dlscour discour dlscouraeme discouraging discouraging aeme aging but not surprising For more morethan morethan morethan than a decade we as a people have encouraged the th desire tor for easy euy jobs sobs jobsfor sobsfor jobsfor for shovels with seats attached to tothe tothe toth the handles We have encouragedthat encouraged encouragedthat encouragedthat that tals false * Idea of ot receiving some some- something something something - - ; thing tor for nothing the Idea the govI government government gov govrnment I rnment ernment will provide tor for the im ins imI insprovident 1mprovident I provident Forty one per cent have havelearned havelearned h vlearned learned the lesson we w * hav have 10 so 10assiduously soassiduously soassiduously assiduously been teaching teachfDe ! . } |