Show 6A I mi Merry-Go-Rou- Marching Through Georgia nd By Drew PurfM WASHINGTON— Not Pegler's Fair Enough of many was the it but it admit will them to Act of Oonsnas March S 18197 Member of Ths AaodAtad Pwu given support powerful backstage big Georgia Herman by Talmadge Subscription orle tl jj par mratH: tlSOO pet Tear boosted him that o business really fat tepuoneettan Tb AawwimMKi Press to ctuiiy entitled to lb on the state capitol all arw diptehe credited to It or no oihenstes credited ta tats paper ens up the steps ofbusiness man f rankOne Georgia also th incl am er than the rest is genial Demo1947 24 JANUARY FRIDAY EVENING of the Robert cratic national committee and engineer for some of the biggest army-nav- y construction jobs Chip all candidly admits that he pulled we of to the estimate wires an put possible A budget is a plan in which is set forth Cracker dictator on the throne of the money to be received in a certain period and from what Georgia Chip is not so frank however be about gejbrees and a list of purposes for which the money shall one hitherto undisclosed brush he had with retiring Governor Ellis Arnall which may shed spent conon his love for Talmadge to a light Just is President Truman submitted budget Some time ago Governor Arnall a budget to the Utah called at the White House and ingress Governor Maw has submitted vited President Truman to visit the second home of Georgia legislature Franklin Roosevelt Truman tenPresident tatively accepted though plans And just as congress may accept or change were left indefinite Govor change Truman's plan so may the legislature accept Plans to Entertain Shortly thereafter Chip Robert ernor Maw's plan went to the White House t and also rests invited Truman to come to Ct pnr The last word about receipts and expenditures And unlike Arnall who had gia sam linie to me press Chip gave with the legislative branch the congress or the legislature out a detailed statement ot hi ViaVio mi miifh £4-Governor Maw nas piairuy set iuivu plans for entertaining the presiof the United States two years beginning dent Back in Alanta Governor Arnall lieves Utah will receive in income in the how read Chip's ornate entertainment next July And he has put down in his budget message morning paper and institu- schedule in the much money he believes every state department Immediately he picked up the telephone and called Mr Robert tion should be permitted to spend in the two years said the governor "I see on the budget you"Chip" commented have invited the president to have who lawmakers The come to Georgia has done a pretty good also note that you'veThat's fine forI generally agree that the governor for the next him to have breakfast arranged at the Drivof this expenditures forth plan in setting club a luncheon at the City job ing and a reception at the Attwo years But it is too early to predict whether the legis- club lanta BUtmore That's fine too lature will make few or sweeping changes in the governor's We Georgians are hospitable "But I think you should also proposed budget know that at the same time you're Governor Maw's ideas with regard to some matters inviting Mr Truman to breakfast at Drivinc club I'm invitim? nrnhablv will be vigorously contested in the legislature himthe to breakfast at the governor's mu- mansion And at the same time Take for example the proposals from the organized he's you say going to be lunching of state liquor profits at the City club I'm him nicipal officers of Utah for a share Maw to lunch with me inviting Governor And at license the state of money more plate and time you're inviting him to a re the revenue more cities require opposes the proposals If ception at the Atlanta Biltmore I'm inviting him to Warm Springs matter the in more cities leeway legislature should give the "And" concluded Arnall "the of raising more local taxes president is going to have to choose between Robert and the govThere will be 'much discussion about the governor's ernor of Chip Georgia" Robert immediately dropped altitude toward expansion programs of university colleges hisMrplans for Presiand institutions The governor says spend if necessary "sev- - dent Truman entertaining Instead he began plans to put Talmadge in hundred thousand dollars" now to repair and improvise laying the governor's mansion G O P Pot Vs Demo Kettle postpone an institutional building program until are needs He lower are the concedes If there is one spot in black that prices Republican Pennsylvania that realgreat indeed he estimates that expenditure of ten million ly needs cleaning it is Deladollars probably is indicated to put our institutions in proper ware county— run up the notoriby ous McClure machine a bunch of condition gamblers bootleggers and petty The governor points out that no able-bodipersons are chiselers And if is one spot in receiving public relief The welfare rolls consist of the Washington there that really needs up it is the sergeant-at-arm- s needy aged blind and dependent children in families lack- cleaning office in the house of reping breadwinners and persons who are unemployable be- resentatives presided over for 15 by & genial Democratic racecause of illness or other handicaps If employable persons years track fan and oil speculator who become needy through loss of employment they will be left behind a shortage of over $125000 provided with work on public projects but will not receive Yet of all places and with the doles entire U S A to pick from the went to graft-ridde- n Republicans It is plain that the Joint appropriation committee of the Delaware county Pennsylvania (former home of this columnist) legislature now is confronted with a sweeping and continu- to pick the man entrusted with ous task from this moment until the appropriation bill is cleaning up the Democratic mess This committee will listen to arguments why this The new Republican sergeant-at-arm- s Eased the other William Russell was fordepartment institution agency or cause mer treasurer of Delaware counshould receive more money Other arguments will be heard ty placed in that nffi from those favoring reduction of expenses below the gov- - famous McClure machine The Mcciure machine has placed some S outline' but lt ' safe to say that there will be more other interesting people in posiffrn°r of public trust and here are alemand to add items and increase those now on the list tions some of them: than requests for eliminations William J McClurg who served nme months in jail for gambling now sealer of weights and measures of the city of Chester HuBig bert J Ryan sentenced to one year and a day in a federal rum Russia would like to see the Chinese Communists domi- - conspiracy now meat inspector of Albert J Reading senover China and its half billion inhabitants The United Chester tenced to 18 months' suspended and three years' probaStates would like to see the Chinese Nationalists in full sentence tion in a rum conspiracy now deputy sheriff Harry G Tillman control So Russia prods and helps the Communists and sentenced to one and a day Uncle Sam does the same in behalf of the Nationalists If and fined $3000 year in a rum conspiracy now deputy sheriff the United States and Russia would cease to be And there is J McClure suspicious himself boss of John th whn nmintv of one another sentenced to 18 months in they would each withdraw from China was au and fined $10000 in a rum Then the civil war in China would end in COnsniracv while sorvinff as siatet about 24 hours senator but who ant his Hail sen That was the thesis expounded by Dr No-YoPark tence dropped when the prohibi act was repealed fr° Harvard a visiting professor tion °Ald0Ct0r's G O P Shortage Trouble to diversities and ah author and lecturer It Was as a naj-- t nf this machine Wilthat new Sergeant-at-Arm- s !Ch0lar' he pleaded for better under liam Russell served as Delaware China describing his COlintv lflSfi treasurer from country as more A through 1939 later being brought io wasnmgton by congressman was rewarded Wolfenden so job in the listeners gained a background of value to by inTnterpret serjeant-at-arm- s' for a minor office them Having served as a G O P in day to day news from China member of the sergeant-at-arm- s Dr Park described the office under the Democrats William Russell according to that fek and honest Perhaps the Chines: sacred shibboleth seniority stood to become the new Repubthat they neglect self protection The Ta! inlicanlinesergeant-at-arms picture And Pennsylvania congressmen ever zealous IrunTandmnn8 to patronage for their by strings in the hands of foreign stategarner hastened to put him in In fact they were in such a hurpowers is not a pretty sone and so zealous that they hushed ry China was a civilized nation while one interesting fact in Mr Rusup now influpeoples sell's China were past career — his row with barbarians encing In the Aronomink Swimming Pool the why club at Drexel Hill whose books Chinese were not the time Russell was treasurer operate today they would be pushing tte other fel- at showed a shortage of $6000 Feellows around instead of being the ing against Mr Russell people pushed club members was high among "" They i even resorted to a court order to make him bring back their books Finally the club got its money thanks to Russell's ambition to be -- (Copyright 1947 by King Feature CHICAGO? Ja 24— Some people who read these dispatches have said I am too emotional in my adulation of great Americans among that noble crew who taught! US that ffrrri was hari Mr th artnl of us who said money was only monev anvwav and that the man who wasn't generous wasn't a good man but an economic royalist I can't help it though When I admire a fellow I sav so and when I learn of some secret generosity I tell about it as when I learned recently that Franklin D Roosevelt in a mood of greatness permitted B M Baruch and some other rich men of the new deal to pay the expenses of his loyal secretary of many years the late Missy Le Hand during her long fatal illness That was big of him He could have paid these costs himself rich as he was But he would not deprive Baruch et al erf the pleasure That is my kind of hero the kind who In his will provided that his executors at their discretion might shoot the works out of his estate of almost $2000000 and provide for Missy's aaedlcal care and maintenance up to the extent of $1000 a year or roughly $19 week for a bedridden comnaninn confidante and friend Missy died first so there was no call on his goodness of heart on her behalf "Old Honest Harr Ickes is another of my heroes old honest Harold the curmudgeon or miser as he calls himself He ii Harjoking of course old is no miser He is just methodical and accurate He is a— Well read on and then you decide for yourself what he is: The late Anna Wilmarth Ickes the old curmudgeon's first wife a rich woman was killed in an ' very automobile accident in New Mex-kin 1935 He was the executor and was described as the sole beneficiary of her large estate Naturally in the administration and settlement of a rich decedent's affairs the court requires detailed accounts 1at A Sal wit con-Bructi- Big-heart- ' on pnt t SlotiS ESL Also from Cleveland Ohio there comes in the fan mail a menu from a hotel restaurant It shows baked beans Boston style in an honored place The price— the price is $100 per plate if you take 'em straight $125 with rolls dessert and coffee alongside Time when a plate of beans was a dime even in the de luxier Deaneries That was when beef hash with a poached cackleberry on top was never more than two bits pie was a nickel a slab and they threw in the java for free But now when they charge a full buck for just the beans without trimmings the times are indeed out blpushed brfS Dairi oft drink rnnufctur and PUWiClty mM 40 empty-bottl- e conscious Wer "k have Americans custom and accounts in part for the $125000 shortage under retired The genial Kenneth Romney Democrat operated a bank for members of the house of representatives in effect loaning the advance salaries of prosperous Congressmen to the less prosperous Romney had notes drawn on the "National Bank of Washington" an institution which never exist-ed- i and charged his borrowers an interest rate of 14 per sergeant-at-arm- s For just 10 cent It was a bonanza deal and days before congress opened Con- would have netted him more than gressman Richard Simpson of his $12000 salary had not some Huntingdon Pa required Russell of the checks bounced to get a letter from the club showOne $10000 check signed by ing that the money had been paid John H Smith Incidentally he admonished Rus- from Florida was found by probsell to keep the whole matter ers never to have been presented quiet to a bank Romney so never cYe5to Russell suddenly got the knew it was no good apparently pay the club is his secret tried to cash it in this connection it is interestIncidentally the shortages exing to note that a few years be- tended back to the Republican fore he had lost his house through days between 1925 and 1930 so inability to pay interest on the sergeant-at-arm- s trouble apparentGet the $6000 he did ly is an ancient evil enjoyed mortgage by however and is now comfortably both parties It will now be inensconced as sergeant-at-arm- s of to see how new Incumthe new house of representatives teresting Russell trained in the malobent with a salary of $12000 t dorous politics of Delaware county Pa handles his important Congressmen' Bank Meanwhile because the 'ser2opyriiht 1947 by the Bell geant - at - arms office remains closed and in the process of beSyndicate Inc) ing audited many congressmen are up against it financially With heavy campaign expenses and low exchequers they had been looking forward to dropping in on the serge- Dairies hope that housewives will return 295000000 milk bottles The soda pop makers are tryins to coax in 000000 of their bottles back to the plant Nobody knows the number of outstanding empty beer bottles Ruth Milieu who writes for NEA Service wonders why today it is necessary to hire a writer to go to work on this problem and why there is a problem Ruth remembers when every kid in every neighborhood was a bottle gatherer on his own initiative because bottles meant pennies or better at the nearest store or saloon She wants to know the kids of today don't why pounce on every bottle that has a cash value and cash in on the situation like their parents and did when grandparents they were kids It's a good question but the answer for an advance probably is to be their first found in the fact modern youngsters won't pay work for what window is closed check But call chicken feed they This borrowing from the top-flig- ht By drudgery K&i'jS Kids and Empty Bottles By Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Jan 24 (NEA) — A recent piece in this space Okay Uncle Times Have Changed But from other readers there comes a loud wail that succulent as the lowly bean may be once a week oftener than that it is sheer T ? ant-at-arms is a time-honor- ed over-a- ll of-'fjC- : on his items listed No IS under 1 c0 ?naal! typewritten sheet witboi beading it Uvv "reeeiveH frrtm Si of Anna W Ickes deceased! railroad expenses Waxhlnvtnn tM Chicago and return re funeral mm aeceoeni S10942" This is signet— in ink "Harold L Ickes" Among other entries are receipt' SJ8nd in ink "Harold L Ickes executor for $15884 for one trip from Washington to Chicago and return on estate matters and for two trips same route same business $20530 Then there is one for $8798 from flower charged to the estate and shop another document on a Western Union form a bill for a total of $845 the first Item ©I which is $188 for a message from Washington D £L where Ickes was to Yellowstone park where her son Robert was with a penciled notation alongside reading "Robert Ickes advising of mother s death" And there are other hills for telephone calls and an item of $34 'or stamps Why I Like Those People That is whv I like those people They were big snd they tried to teach us how to be big by tearing up money by the billion and ridiand mean-hearte- d the culing tor-fi- p well-fe- d and clubmen ?redy who put money above all considerations even decency for my That is why I go all-o- a ed ut idols That U why Harold Ickes Is my man crupulous he is too You may be sure he didn't overcharge You may be sure that his accounts were right to the penny That wouldn't be my man's way When he says flowers for his wife's funeral cost $87 98 and that it cost $1 88 to nohad tify the boy that his mother been killed the correct amount was not a penny more nor less people say I slop over Yt some"take it easy" They jwy say They "hero-worshlets you down" Account a an I say to hell with that I am The accounts of this estate are emotional fellow and when I find on file in the probate department an Ickes and I nay nver find anof the clerk's office of Cook coun- - other m this life I want to give him his due out louMf ip Veterans? Guide c is" ng Jfti 'Let 'Em Eat Beans9 Theory Arouses Terrific Reaction ' seems to have stirred up the animals It was about beans It teed off on a statement by Dr Ralph Robey chief economist for the National Association of Manufacturers Admitting that all prices were too high Robey had said that if meat was too expensive people could go on eating beans for a while longer until prices came down The fan-ma- il reaction which came from writing what seemed to be a factual account of this "Let "Em Eat Beans" theory was not unexpected but it was immediate and slightly terrific For instance from the Newark Ohio Advocate comes an editorial In Defense of the Bean" "Out here in Licking county" it says "we don't like the implication of the economist in that unfortunate advice and yet neither do we like the implication of the writer "The economist's implication was "to heck with 'em' The columnist's implication is that beans are something beneath the consideration of man as food "We rise to the defense of the bean To our palate no more delicate dish is put on the table than baked beans Boston style baked in an earthen pot for the better part of a day "The columnist who took the economist for a rideover the sugshould gestion to eat beans have his salary reduced to the point where he will have to subsist on beans and corn bread He will learn then what delectable food but Weak China ftlT itra ia in o ed A th per b-o- oujsements" It says: "HaroldCh1 expenses Washington nd return $10942" On i Governor's Budget Message Among ta- - gj of joint and it's in order to send Major Thomat M NiaJ The Doctor Says: Few Bile Stimulants Do Job According to Recent Surveys for the economic doctors And when they suggest that people can eat There's plenty of work ready for beans till the price of a more varied diet comes down they are any veteran who wants to take adtalking right straight through their vantage of the homestead law and economic high-hat- s settle on a piece of public lanjC T Willises A O'Brien M D red blood The United States was not built destroyed or worn-ou- t a not of It's question just taking on a bean economy It is not going 1lver tor!!P tiit0 NEA Written for nSlss I tain amount of which 4efp" back or forward to any such econ- a close look at a map picking out joins a quart of bile is that from the rest of the More than system to omy This has always been a land a likely looking niece of land and into the intestine each poured day now doWn the bile passages to the irieacnicK en or meax wuniair when the body is functioning nor- signing up for it It-- not just w ii lie t nil-- - ui gallbladder where it ii concen- uciua ui s of in touch oi with uiosi dui ine question uimiij getting patent trated and stored for future use lakes potatoes gravy apple pie which are supposed to in- Have N district land office Gallbladder peaked with a la mode It's going your nearest asking where a good piece of land crease bile flow are failures acto stay that way too or else The horse and other animals do to recent investigation is located and say "Okay I'll cording All Balled Up The coloring matter in bile Is not possess gallbladders: their bile take it" distend and hold back The CLO Steelworkers have just Nope First you've go to go to formed throughout the body from passageways the bile until it is used After the sat down with the steelmasters in the land you think might be the human gallbladder has been rePittsburgh to work out what may spot for you You have to go permoved as a result of infection or or may not be a start on a second sonally You've got to look it over stones the bile passageways freround of wage increases It's that as carefully as a good batter looks intend and discharge the quentor lower prices Unfortunately so over a pitched ball If you think bile as needed far the drop in prices has been it'll be suitable for homesteading What's The Oririn When food protein slight though lower prices are file an application at the nearest Arlington: Recently you stated or fat is eaten especially m the gallbladder what wage-earneneed more than district land office or forward it that the name Jew was from Acto bile stimulated discharge to the Commissioner General Land general wage increases Colby you're wrong! Yehudl tivity starts about one hour after Some leaders of business are now Office Department of Interior is a fellow who plays the violin— the meal and continues for two to O H T talking big about having a mora-triu- Washington 25 D C hours Sugars snd starches on prices and wages" The Now the general land office Answer: He is indeed —Yehudi five have little effect upon bile flow time for that was a year ago when swings into action Its appraisers Menuhin (pronounced: In addition to coloring matter these same men were strangely si- make a pretty careful estimate of MEN-yoo-ione of the most from the blood cells bile contains lent or violently opposed to further the land you want That takes time gifted of American concert artists as bile known chemicals — controls on prices If they could weeks months nad sometimes as The name Jew however Is m special to also salts These salts help a as have managed their moratorium much year You'll just have strictly English word which of bile formation the stimulate then there would be no second-roun- d to watch the incoming mail for a evolved from the Old French giu given by mouth letter telling you the land you from the Lstin Judseus from the when threat today of the bile salts and bile Part "classified" want and has been Meanwhile that teachers school Greek Ioudsios from the Hebrew coloring matter is reabsorbed by g white-collworkers and others your entry will be allowed Jehudi "one belonging to Judah" the liver and used over again The ( Then you can pack your gear and whose incomes are less than the The word for Jew in French is balance leaves the body in the break-eve- n estimated family and take off to the land Jnif pronounced: zhweef The urine and ex fta point of $44 a week in the cities which will some day (if everything word is Judio pronounced Fats Spanish beare apparently in genuine hard- goes okay) be your home But Speed Flow The Italian is Gindes to fore If title of the were leaders labor Bile aids in the absorption of you actually gain your ship The smart they would confine their land you must fulfill certain re- pronounced: the YOO-duGerman is Jade pronounced: h by emulsifying it thus helping Pato demands now to giving these it quirements These requirements digest pancreatic juice The Hawaiian is Ioksie proworkers a better break If for tients with gallbladder inflammapeople aren't so nounced: as are for others smart it had would been tough congress they It is also interesting to note that tion or stones complain of distress First you must establish resi- most also have raised the minimum wage after eating a fatty meal for this regard the adjective causes dence — actually live on your land Jew asofa us level last year the gallbladder to contract word designating race or But the leaders of labor or the —within six months after your ento throw out extra bile There is no Jewish vigorously on large numbers made Studies congressmen are no smarter than try request has been allowed The nationality race or Jewish nation Correctly of the leaders of business or the col- normal requirement for that there mtm indicate persons a Jew is anyone whose is that they must live on the speaking is Judaism umnists or anyone else We all like of bile each flow uniform fairly Most Jews are religion to do things the hard way So we'll land for three years before they of lives our although day throughout the Hebrew race but a in case of starvation the flow may probably have more strikes in steel can gain actual title But veterans of any other race whateverperson may and coal And people will have to can subtract their length of serv become a Jew down and after excessive by embracing the drop go on eating beans till they get ice (up to two years) from those Judaic blood destruction it will go up nareligion Thus a Jew's smart enough to manage their af- three years That means the averThe average person has little need is the determined tionality by fairs without that hardship for stimulating his bile flow: mor age veteran — the guy who spent at of which he is a citizen cases of "biliousness" prove to be least two years working for Uncle country not by his church memberSam — will be able to gain title aft- and else something ship Crime Programs Blamed er Yet only one year residence Los Angeles: Why do we speak Question: Can anything be done the law makes it clear that of men's evening dress as a malformed heart in an infant 1 for a homesteader or "entryman" can W T J By Boys Robbery seven months old? take a "leave of absence" of five Answer: It's a slang phrase months each of those for three LOS ANGELES Jan 24 (AP)— Answer: A surgical operation can to the wearing of evening on must land he reside the be years performed on several varieties at very formal dinners at Radio crime programs were the So a veteran only has to live clothes siince of malformed heart It he has one are courses served inspiration two youths needed to on the land for 'one year (provid whichandmany other of the types the child simfish usually being served rob a woman of $1909 they told ing hes had at least two years of soup to live within his must lesm ply in courses two that as the first alAsk he's and since limits service) Walter S Gates your physician to refer military Superior Judge order a to you specialist The court placed them on five lowed to take a "leave of absence" St Paul: Are all automobile he himself does notin this fieldtheif of five months during that year names perform the names of men and years probation fined them $300 it's the truth that he has to live on —G M operation your child needs be should capitalized? they each after their lawyer said they has land for only seven months beAnswer: Nearly all automobile were being used as exhibits in a fore he can claim title are from the names of their names Nevada has more vacant public first builders as Ford Chrysler campaign by the Parent-TeachATTENTION association to keep crime programs land (45000000 acres) than any Buick Others are named for hisother state Next comes California toric personages such as Pontiac off the radio until nine p m MINUTE WOMEN The boys George Essayian 19 with almost 16 million acres De Soto All car names But the trouble is as I pointed Lincoln and Karnig Fesjian 22 pleaded be should capitalized out before very little if any of this Do you make these common misguilty to robbing Miss Opal Swick land Regular Quarterly hometo is while she was en route to a bank really available and takes? this between you "Keep Drive for steaders because most of it can't me He sat the vase on the table be used agriculturally And that's Don't feel badly about it" My one of the "musts" in- - homestead- Grammar Test" is interesting and Utah Leads in P-- T A Ract you instructive See what ing Under the homestead your gramhave got to prove that you can matical Qis Tor a free copy Enrollment Report make a living — an agricultural liv- send a stamped enStarting SALT LAKE CITY Jan 24 ing — from the land you want to velope to Frank Colby 3221 Hunt3rd Feb (AP)— Utah has a higher percent- homestead a homesteader must be at ingdon Place Houston Texas Usually The Bell Syndicate age of its "population enrolled in least 21 years old or the head of (Copyright Inc 1947)i Parent-Teacha family to be eligible to homeassociations than stead busiveterans the age any other state Mrs Lawrence Hi ness is For overlooked But if you own Heath state membership chairman more than 160 acres in the U S said today you're not eligible to homestead is Thp nnlv other Qualification State membership now — is idJln — -- — ' i that you have a discharge which is u j approximately seven per not dishonorable cent of the state's rnnmiiatinn (From AP Newsfeatures) vv fP' S ?Kt"i-jui- f meo-icine- I Take M rs Ye-hu- di m yuh-HOO-d- ee n) ar cost-of-livi- ng hoo-DIE-- ft oh jyoo-DAY-- oh low-inco- ex-servi- ce yoo-KAH-i-f- lls non-vetera- ns "soup-and-fish"?- for er t PAPE- RAGS - self-address- ed er 1044 — — i — SkoU FALSE TEETH Don't decay -- but Mmiong Of germs breed in the ucky film on unclean false teeth and removable bridges Avoid soreness and irritation to gums by the daily removal ot this germ-lade- n film Prevent sour taste nd bad "plate breath" Don't merely give your pistes s weak wash bat soak them as directed in a solution of PLATO the new invention for safely and surely clean ing off stains and food debris by (penetrating) the sticky film Ton Wett-Cteesj- stf WHILI-U-WAI- T PLATO work- your plate fresh clean ins and odor free much Teem sparkle Note howtastes plate feels andremovedafter by the decaying film is to make bet-tar- PS" iS'-scti- PLATO film in crevices and pores of plates and destroys odors your den A hvianie Wett-Cltal plates witn maiu ng es at an iw Tos Tips Hssl Lifts Half Solas Solas Metal Heel or Tos Plates Whilfi -- u- Full Rips Repaired Shp PENNIY'S SHOI REPAIt 1 |