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THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Senators Speculate on Men Johnson Will Pick Bv DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON--Most Intere.stniK question discussed In Senate as the 86th Congress convenes Is: "Will this be a Lyndon Johnson Senate or a Democratic Senate?" This general question was first raised two years apto when Adlal Stevenson, Harry Truman, Gov. Averell Harrlrnan of New York, Gov. "Soapy" -Williams of Michigan. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler, and started the Democratic advisory committee for the specific purpose of keeping Democratic senators from coming under the exclusive influence of the likable, efficient Senate leader from Texas. Whether or not this committee can claim credit, Lyndon last year proved an able, on the whole lender.

Hi.i vlewH didn't deviate much from those of the advisory commltti-i-. This year the committee is again riding herd benignly on gentleman from Texas. Lyndon in turn lias been getting out the political branding irons to see which of the new Democratic senators he can brand with "LBJ," the brand of his ranch In Texrui. Of course those who get biandcd won't even know it. For Lyndon ta a political salesman without peer.

He was able to talk the loveliest lady us Texas into marrying him, and he can talk the average freshman senator into teaming up with htm without twisting his wrist at all. He doesn't indulge In blackmail. He's discreet, helpful, solicitous for the new senator's future. He doesn't say: "If you vote with me you'll the right committee assignment." What he says Is: "What committees do you want to on?" Then hi talks about the question of changing the rules on filibustering, points that a lot of these organizational have to be decided. "After thene questions have been decided." he sayo politely, "we'll what committee assignments we can fix up for you." THE SKNATE ROM, CAM, how the 15 new Democratic senators are being sorted out Into twv groups--the Mavericks who will vote their own conscience and those who win submit to the LBJ branding Iron: Sen.

Clalr Kngle of California--n tough, ImUlp-HraxnnPd graduate of tbe House of Representatives who will take no one's branding iron. He will probably turn out to be one of the new young leaders of Senate. Eugene McCarthy of MlnneMita--Another tough, battle-wsaaoned House veteran. He will take orders from no one, in certain to become a Senate leader. Gale McGee of i i probably wear LB.I brand.

Ben. O'Mnhoney has said IIP pxpecl.s to turn over Wyoming chores to the young senator. McGtv Is inclined to be a frlpml-forgeltor and a chin puller-ln. When working as O'Miihom-y'h assistant last year he ran like a scared rabbit from a probe of Secretary of the Trciumry George Humphrey. Howatd Cannon of Nevada- i probably lake the brand.

He's a little overawed lit being elected to the U. S. Semite and will lean on a helpful and Important, friend, Ernest Omening of a Maverick. HP has already declared himself publicly agnlnM, the 2 7 per cent depletion allowance which is as sacred to Jnhnfton us the a In In Jerusalem. Bob BartleU of Alaska--An lnde.pondc.nl.

Knows the ropes from long as a dPli-Katd from Alaskn i IM not llltrly to nel bnmded Ed Musklp of be Inclined to hike HIP LB.I brand. He will be a popular addition to tin; Senate and a Jnhnmin team-player. Harrison Wllllnms of New Jersey--Independent. Won't take the LBJ brand unless It malchTM his convictions. A A SUUI'KIHE Steve Young of Ohio--A Maverick.

Young wns comildered a political nobody when he first announced i John Brlcker, long considered unbeatable. Young i turn mil. In bo one of r.urprl.-.er, of tho new Senate. HP Is determined I one tt'i'in only and serve well. Phil Hart, of Michigan- A i i tcnm up with Son.

Pat McNamara, one of most courageous Mavericks In I he Senate. Frank Moon of a i untcstod, and didn't really expect to win. Tlieiufmo lie nm.y lean mi London milII hu on liln foot, Jenningfi Randolph of Went Virginia- expnrlcnccd In the House of Rcpn-Benliillvrs, i bear LBJ bi'and most of the time. Robert, C. Byrd of Wesil Virginia Alno likely to got herded Into the LBJ corral.

Tom Dodd of Will unbuilt, to tho LBJ brand with a reasonable amount of dodlcnoss. Vance Hnrtkn of Indiana--The hard-orking ex-mayor of Evansvlllo who won by Uw biggest margin In Indiana's history, already himself a devoten and dlsclplo of likable Lyndon, Thin Id tho probable lineup of the biggest assortment of new Domo- eratlc senators In recent history. Note--Few MnverlekN could prune too much with Lyndon Johnson's pollclns Inn), year. They were Riiod. What they and Trumttn-Stev- enson commlll.cn do argue i Is Hint hln Is a one-mini, not.

R. Democratic rule. It's leadership by telephone and nionnongrr boy. not by cnu- i--Junior Editors Quiz on QUESTION: What was the message of the HostUa Stone ANSWER: In 1799. nn i ot Nnpoloon'n found quoerly curved ntonc hnH burled In muddy fluid JloneUn, nn town nenr tho western moulh of the Nile river.

Tho otono wnn nonrlynfoot thick, four high two feet wide. There were three different of lettering on It Greek mennngo on tho bottom; nn Irdorlptlon In Da- motto, nn old popular liuigunfro of Egypt; andnbove that, thUif( In tho hlcroglyplilcd of nnolent ERyr-t. Hieroglyphics, nort of picture writing, hud Keen tm tombs and rolls of pnpyrun (nnclenl paper), but no (MM bad been able to figure out their mcnnlng. But French ncholnr, Frnncoln Chnmpolllon, belleired Roscita Stonu unrrlud thu anmo moniiHKn 1" three different languages. Ho underntoml Coptic, tho popular Unpisgeof .1800.

After conoldernblo ntudy, he was able to translate IXemotlc Inscription nnd confirm MR belief that It wan the rnegflflge nn wna written below In Greek. Then, little by little, he deciphered Ihe Rtrnngo hleroglyphlca. In 1RJ8, he rnibllahw! flndlngn nnd nl I neholara could rend other nf Eg.vpt. The ntone In now In the Brltlah Muperm. FOR YOU TO DO: SCR if you can make up code of yow em that yon can me.saancii with your (Jean Wright, Bogota, N.

J. sent In thinqueatlon and won IW. Bend your question on a postcard to Violet Moore, HlgglMf AP Newireaturea, In care of thin newftjwper. Tomorrow: Do lalandi actually float l.f Noted Composer Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Noted Czech composer, Dvorak 8 He ttudied at ZIonice In 1855 11 Looked suggestively 13 Remove Threaten 15 Dinner course 16 Sum up 17 Germim metaphysician JO German river 10 In high regard 23 Dawn (poet.) 26 Hideous 30 Dill 31 Frozen rnin 32 Passives In the bruin 34 Famous British school JS Thick, brown 38 Wife of Nata (Aztec) 40 Championship Hag 42 Honea (nb.) 45 Royal I a i a family name 48 Night before event -career wai Influenced by the works of Richard Wagner S2 More 54 Peruser 55 Bowling term (pi.) 96 Made mmtukni 57 Cubic meter DOWN 1 Spirit 2 Require 3 Wait upon 4 British money of account 5 Parts of bodies 6 Males 7 Last month (ab.) 8 Withered 9 Ledger entry 10 Letters 12 His wns an occasion of national mourning in Bohemia 13 Hinder 18 New form (comb, form) 20 21 Written form of Mistress 22 Taciturn 23 Mutilate 24 Preposition 25 Stagger 27 Greek letter 28 Maveuhnr appellation 29 Heating device 33 Compass point 36 Facial grimace 37 Abstract being 38 Cloyn Kind of tldt (pl.) 42 At thlf 43 Heavy blow 44 Heavenly body "Emerald Isle" 47 Change direction 48 Gaelic 50 Fish 51 Crimson 53 Perched Looking Back rhroifk Thirty Ago Today A Berere cold wave struck the entire Midwest and 18 deaths were attributed to the weather. Van Chapman, appointed court reporter for the 36th judicial circuit by Judge Ira D.

Seals, came to Chillicothe from Macon to take up his new duties. H. O. Gaul announced the opening in Chillicothe of state headquarters for the American National Assurance Co. Local police were enforcing a city ordinance which prohibited the practice of hooking sleds onto automobiles.

Mrs. Otto Brotzer of Route 5 claimed the honor of having the first 1929 baby chickens. They were Rhode Island Reds. Miss Ruby Mann was recovering satisfactorily following major sur- gerq at St. Joseph's hospital in St.

Joseph. Miss Pansy Matheson of Colum- 3ia and Eugene Lee Mannon of Chlllicothp were united In marriage at the home of the officiating minister in Columbia. S. O. Glore was elected chairman These Are Popular Hems On the Free Advice Counter There are some things nlmosl anybody can tell you how to do: How to cure a cold.

Thl.s Is when you, not they, happen to have the cold. How bring up your children. It's true especially If they have none or thelr's arc still at the nanv-to-hnndle stage. How to rpmodol your house. You'll gel, some fancy Ideas here, since It Is you, not they, who has to worry about cost.

How to choosp Just thp right piece of household equipment. Each of your frlend8 will be sine of i one of two things--thnt he brand Is best 01 I hat, he knows what brand you should avoid at all How to low weight. Funny thing, though, the more a friend needi to lose weight himself, the better he will feel qualified to give you advice on dieting. What to iwo on your vacation. It doesn't matter that the person you are talking to has never been where you are going.

He's sure to have some acllcc for you thai he picked up from someone who has been there, or from his rending. What to do about your problems. "Don't worry about them." You may be talking to a te-al worry wart, but If YOU'VE got problems he'll toll you cheerfully not to worry, that everything will turn out for the How to do any do-ll-yoinsolf Job. Everybody seem to be a do-it- yourNplfnr these rinys. Unlesn you want advice you had better not mention I hut you plan to reflnlsh a I able or panel the playroom.

The thing Is, It's so cany to solve other people's problems and hard to solve our own that mo.it of us never miss a chance to tell the other fellow what he ought to do and how ho ought to do It. (All rights reserved, A Service, Tnc.) mm party debate. One-man rule, they point out, can deteriorate health or otherwise. In Cuba, they remind, Fulfencio Batlnta was once great hero. INSIDE HAVANA To Americans crowded I Hotel Capri In Havana, movie actor George Raft was the unming hero of tho Cuban revolt.

When a motley mob of Cubans wlarted moving on hotel, Raft wont out on the balcony, braved the rifle shots, and culled out In Spanish: "Stop! We your friends. Wn aro here to help you." The crowd stopped. They had moved on hotel In general rese.itment against Americans and because the hotel operates an a night club--symbol of extravagance to revolullounrlcH. The Cuban treasury was left ag bmc us Miilhri llubbnrd'n cupbomd when the government fled. The American embassy In Hnvitna had i Idea the revolutionaries were making such headway, No a i was given American tourists to keep out of Havrmn.

(Copyright, by Bell Syndicate, Incorporated.) The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune CHARLES WATKTNS Publisher noilN Managing Editor WM II PMJMMRR News Editor Chillicothe Publishing 811) Wn.ihlncton Street Entered as Second Class nt the Post Office at Ohllllcothe, Mo. (RETURN POSTAGE CUJAtlANTEED) MF.MtlKK OF VHK ASSOCIATED PRRSS Tho Associated Press-hi-cntllled exclusively to the use for republlcatlon of all the locnl news printed In this newspaper, as well all AP dispatches Dally Constitution-Tribune (published dally except Sunday and holidays) In Chlllleotho by onrrlei per year $121)0, per week, 'J5c; by'mnll In Livingston and adjoining counties per venr. i Dv outride territory. $10 Weekly Constitution-Tribune published every Thursday per year, 14.00 PUBLIC SALE An wi- hnvr mild our wo nell our pernnnnl property Hir fxrni, lorntrd IS miles north of Chiila on Kniitr or miutline.it ot on lionle FRIDAY, JAN. 9 p.m.

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Cnsh Not responsible for Charles Blanche Friizell, Owners Hutch Campbrll, Auetloneer ConiUtution-Tribuns Want Ads Get of offleUl board of the Pint Christian church. K. M. Blanchard vice-chairman, Warren, aecretary and Allen O. Glore, treasurer.

Twenty Years Apo Today Births numbered IM In Chillicothe and Chillicothe township during 1938. There were 158 deaths during the year. Eighteen members of the Rhythm Kids donee band presented a floor show at Springhill. Russell Johnson, local Singer Sewing Machine manager, entertained personnel of the company in a nine-county area at a dinner at the Leeper hotel. The maximum temperature here on January 6 was 81, the minimum 31.

Students of Jackson School of Business attended a program and dance at the Leeper Coffee Shop. Prof. Felix Frankfurter of the Harvard Law School was appointed a Justice of the TJ. S. Supreme Court by President Roosevelt.

Mrs. Gilbert Olenhouse was hostess to members of the Junior Domestic Science club. The Chillicothe Hornets dropped a basketball game to Marcellne on the Tiger court by a score of 25 to 14. Constitution-Tribune want ads pay BARBS By HAL COCHRAN Thrift in 3 the home Is worth a lot of money but doesn't cost a. cent.

It might not be a bad idea for stores to have constant shirt sales The Chillicothe, Mo. PAGE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 19Sf In cities near race trackj. The modern girl to keep her to dodce the Success usually comes to people who keep busy. SHORT RIBS By FRANK O'NEAL POSH A BOTTOM TO CCOK DINNER--VOU A BifTTOhl TO GLEAM 1-7 WHAT HAVE TO R3SIBW ABOJT? OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Moj.

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