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t TAKES LAST SALUTE Shri C, Rajagopalachari, last of lvl?u‘tfl (m‘.crn:r (.;mx.lx,
{ takes salute from. guard of honor during a sendoff as he left New Delhi for his home in Madras,
Sharp Donkey Teeth Took A Big Bite
Out Of The Old GOP Elephant’s Hide
By PETER EDSON
WASHINGTON ~—(NEA)— The
Republican Party inserted blind
ads in Washington newspapers to
draw erowds for its $1 box-lunch
supper at the capital’s Uline arena.
The affair was called a “Lincoln
Day box supper,” although it was
held on Feb. 6. The ad said
everybody would be welcome. It
said Fred Waring’s orchestra
would be there along with two
masters of ceremonies, plus round
and square dancing. It told where
tickets could be bought, but it
didn’t mention that the GOP had
anything to do with it.
This moved Rep. Andy Biemiller
(D., Wis.), to make a speech on
the floor of the House:
MR. BIEMILLER: “What, oh,
what has become of the trumpet
ing elephant that was once the Re
publican Party? An ad for a Lin
coln Day Dinner without a men
tion of the Grand Old Party. I
have not felt so old since Shirley
Temple had a baby.
“Could it be that the Republi
cans have suddenly grown self
conscious of the deep rift between
the philosophy of Lincoln and the
moribund policies they pursue in
narrowing circles? Could this be
a new and modest humility? I
doubt it ...
“Blazon everybody welcome in
your ads and hope that entertain
ment will do what Republican
policies have not teen able to do
—win a large and appreciative
audience ...
“While I applaud the wisdom of
this ad and the growing timidity
of the minority party, I shed a
single tear of farewell.
“Gone is my youth when a wild
elephant trumpeted through these
halls to rescue Pauline from the
perils of welfare legislation. In
his place sits a titmouse.”
But He Who Laughs Last . ..
But the Republicans really had
the last laugh. On the same night
that the Republicans had their dol
lar box-lunch party in Washing-
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ton’s Uline arena, 2000 Democrats
turned out for a swell reception in
honor of Vice President Alben
Barkley and bride. It was an af
fair so bon ton that one of Wash
ington society editors asked some
what rhetorically, “Are there real
ly any Republicans left?” The an
swer was that there were 13,000 of
them out at the GOP box-lunch
supper, at that very moment, with
3000 more to be turned away later,
In other words, they outnumbered
the Democratic ecrowd eight to one,
at competing rallies.
Maybe “Post No Bills”
Applies to Congress
Congress, in the month of Jan
uary, didn't enact a single law.
This despite the fact that the Sen
ate was in session 19 days for 94
hours, the House was in session 17
days for 54 hours, and the debate
filled 1280 pages of the Congress
ional Record. Though 243 new
measures were introduced in the
Senate and 672 in the House, the
@enate passed only three bills and
the House one.
Now Girls, Don’t Be Difficult
It has remained for a low-rank
ing Navy officer’s wife to stump
the admirals. In the interests of
promoting harmony, Navy put out
an order that all officers and men
should discontinue referring to the
Annapolis Naval Academy as “the
Canoe Club,” or ‘the Small Boat
and Barge School.” It also sug
gested that service personnel dis
continue referring to Annapolis
graduates as “trade school boys”
or “ring twisters.” And it frowned
officially on naval air personnel
referring to the non-flyine Navy as
“the black shoe Navy.” No sooner
had this memorandum gone out
than the unnamed officer’s wife
called up to inquire if this ban
also applied to the Navy’s women.
She said some of those terms were
most popular with them. So far,
no answer.
Now Let’'s Do Something
With Potatoes
Department of Agriculture re
search men have invented a new
snack food. It's called “rice curls.”
It’'s made by mixing ground rice
with water to form a nncte. Tha
paste is forced through a small
round gpening, forming curls about
three inches long. These are fried
in vegetable oil and salted. Eat
like potato chips.
No Sacrifice Is Too Great
American Farm Bureau Federa
tion has passed a resolution calling
for greater government economy.
It proposes cutting national de
fense by $1,000,000,000, veterans’
benefits by $500,000,000, home
mortgage purchase by $340,000,000
and other items by $2,000,000,000.
For themselves, A. F. B. F. gen
erously proposed that Department
of Agriculture appropriations be
cut by $25,000,000,
Household Peis for Sale
To promote the dollar earnings
of foreign countries, Department of
Commerce made a directory of
items which were available for ex
port to the United States. The U.
S. commercial attache at Mozam
bique ,reported that Portuguese
East Africa could offer for sale
live elephants, lions and rhinoce
roses.
Formosa Is Learning How *
With $28,000,000 more Marshall
Plan aid for Formosa now practi
cally assured, attention has been
called to what Economic Co-opera
tion Administration has done so
far on this last stronghold of Na
tionalist China. About $14,000,000
worth of fertiiizer, flour, oil and
cotton have been sent to Formosa
in the past two years, or are en
route there. In addition, ECA of
ficials and the Chinese have put
over a Joint Commission for Rural
Rehabilitation program on Formo
sa. It's similar to JCRR work
done on the China mainland. Un
der it, Formosan tenant farmers’
rents have been reduced from 60
to 37% per cent of the main crop
value, Also 60.000 hoss have been
vaccinated against cholera, two
epidemics of water buffalo rinder
pest have been wiged out and 77
drinking water purification proj
ects have been undertaken in co
operation with Rockefeller Found
ation. Up to now, all this JCRR
work has cost only $634.000. but it
will be stepped up in an effort to
solve the native Formosans’ prob
lems: and improve relations with
the Chinese. |
Waiting for Word from Paris?
After four years of trying to
make up their minds the WAF—
Wemen -in -the Air Force—still
haven’t decided what style uni
form they want. Only thing they're
sure of is that they want the same
‘blue as the new Air Force men’s
}uniforms. And the men had to
'make up the women’s minds on
ithat. Reason for the delay is the
rapid change in women’s styles
since the war. They thought they
were set on the new look. When
hemlines rose and necklines
.21 the WAF exercised their
wemen's pivilera to change their
minds. But they’re ccming up
with something soon, they say, that
will knock the men for a loop.
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Allees, director of the French
laboratory for Avian Studies at
Poitiers, has a theory that a cer
tain product of embryo eggs will
enable him to live to be more
than 100. After trying the in
jection on animals, Des Allees
&lans o take injections himself.
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