The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

MONDAY, APnn, 11, 1349 BLYTHEVTLLK (AttK.) COURIER NEWS Democrats See Victories in '50 Million Dollar Fund Promised by Party Chiefs for Campaign Beauty and the-Er Strong Man HAL eople with Feathers? Maybe, But the Birds May Not Like It By Ernml B. Vaccuro WASHINGTON, April 11. Democratic plans to capture the 1950 elections were spurred todny by the promise of a $1,000,000 war chest a presidential older that (hey "must be Addressing a rousing buffet din- rally ui Washington's Mayflower Hotel. President. Truman last week klwlled Democratic hopes fof another victory in next year's con- greisionitl contests.

Speaking above tlie cneers of tin' men and women who arranged this year's profitable Jefferson-Jackson day dinners, tlie President declared: "I am exceedingly happy that yon have been abl? to arrange a situation wliit 1 )) will give the party a financial background with which to win in 1950, because that election must. b2 won. It Is Important. "We have a program which we expect to pill over. That program is processing succc.ssfully and satisfactorily, and after the'next session of Congress we can go to the country and say we have dona and what we hope to do and what -we will do when we elect the congress 1950." Big War Chest Promised The 81,000,000 war chest, to finance I as healthy as he looks.

The contest was open to all, BOYLE'S COLUMN Hy Hal llnyle NKW YORK. April nst thins 1 would waul to be in his toun Is jtlKt'im. Tills Is because the lust living liltiK In New York Ulty will prob- ibly be plgeun. So man who vant.s ID IK- (lie fimil erentun 1 iillve vill probably have lo grow Iculliers. Is llnil hard? Why sholrt II worry man? It never troubled a ugeon.

As simple malice of survival, 1 don'l see how people really afford nnicli longur to meet Iho i'iucons me more sensible limn people. IVople limy hirk housing. Pigeons never do. The mote chaotic the human rare becomes, the more war destroys Its tine hulldlrm.s. llic more rubulp crannies there Lire for fastidious pigeon lo lay her eggs In.

She dosr-n'l pay rout. Her house is itlw'nys on the house, You rau hire lady to fluhl bull. You can bully a bear Into tight inn man. Yon can pay, bribe or unnoy piaclU-nlly anybody Into trying to mn.sclo down anybody corn in ttie world to hlie one flock of pigeons lo exterminate another Nock. In the tumult of their wingn braU a pattern of peace.

And thoughtful people dying lo calclt up ivllh There me about 11.000 different speele.s nt frog nnd tond family ul tailless amphibians. POISON Shirlce Tegge of Iron River. acclaimed "Miss U.S.A." in Los Angeles, for having a perfectly proportioned body, and irlshti John C. Grimel of York, was mimed "Mr. because he Is IAP WlrcplLolo).

the 1950 campaign was premised by Senalor J. Howard McGrath. Democratic nalional chairman, and William M. Doyle. execiillve vice chairman.

They lold the audience of a lltlle more than 100 lhat the party Is approaching a "pay-as-you-go" basis and that is in the midst of a financial drive which should giv? It a million dollars to "face the foe" In 1950, McG'rnth said the party should net between J280.000 and $300.000 from this year's Jefferson-Jackson day dinners which the party was called to celebrate. Wilson W. Wyatt of Louisville, former housing administrator, and Mrs. Ferle Mesta, Washington hostess honors as co-chairmen. McGrath said the dinner not only celebrated victory but expressed "graliliidc to God" for bestowing on the country its present leadership.

"Small Chanje" Truman Says President Truman arose to Jay I that he was "not used lo figures" like the million dollars his party has promised, either "personally or as a Democrat." As president of the United States, he added, he considers billions, and the million dollars "are small change." On other hand, he went on: "I never in my life ran for office that Ihe Democrats didn't have a deficit to start, with, and wind up wiih a deficit after they got through." He said the fund raising meant something to him because "if you had been in my financial condition all your life, you would more than appreclale it." Then, turning solemn, he said he liked to look into the faces of Democrats who are interested "in the welfare or the people as who are not interesled in representing special inlerests In government." Increased Allowance For Expenses Sought For Vets' Programs LITTLE ROCK. April 11. uVi Arkansas -schools wilh veteran training programs want a 15 per cent allowance, for administrative expense. And (bey plan lo cite actual operating costs to -suplJOit the request. The cast survey plan was launched at a meeting of State Department of Education and Veterans Administration officials with 100 superintendents of schools having veterans training programs.

Since a flat per student, payment for administrative expense was halted, the program in Arkansas has be.cn operating under a temporary arrangement making five per cent of Instruction cost iinmediate- II Slipped His Mind SPOKANE. Wash. pobce shotted that hfid been icixiiled stolen, parked In front of a dowtilown apartment building They called the man who luuV reported it stolen. "Oh, my goort- exclaimed the woman who the phone, "He recovered the car yesterday and parked il In front last night. 1 guess he forgot to tell you about it." OAK or SUMAC "'IVY-DRY available loi administration.

By the actual cost survey, school men hope to qualify for the lull 15 cent administrative expense allowance which the Veterans Adinijn.stri:Uon can authorize. Stale Education Commissioner B. said when the casts are del'n mined, committee of superintendents will negotiate a new contract with the Veterans Administration. uc.ss nnd strains of Mnulmtlnn 1 llo I'- wllhout plantliiK a few feather hero and I here cast and we.st of the nnnplts. It Isn't Ihul wings will make Iheiu aiujcls.

It is jost thai they need feathers now lo set around. A broken electric circuit Imlls (he snbwiiys. sleet slops the buses. A labor dispute lira up the tnxis. In cmei'Bencles like these, how cun New Yorkers go to business except by growing feathers nnd phis HOT arms? After all, (hey lost the ability to wiilk long ISul with feathers they can wiggle llielr wtiifjs nnd fly where you want to.

Anybody who cnn't nrow tcnthers will just have (o fall by the way. Sooner or laler a man without feathers will be as rare here as a sparrow with Inr. And it will be all to the good. A sporting motorist would certnlnly rnlher aim nt a feathery pedestrian than the present type, uneasy In springy wool suit. And look at the money mpn could savel What woman, when sprouting feathers wn.s fashionable, would deck herself In outworn mink? None at all.

All their pin money! would go In sowing pin fculllers here nnd there abaft their busllcs. The biff problem is Hint people survive, what can Ihe pigeons do? survive, whot can the pigeons do? Live like Will they lenrn lo peck out a stenk and throw the pavement Tor humans Just as people now loss popcorn for pigeons? Certainly no pigeon with a sense of dignity (s going lo sloop to competing with human beings. If humnns grow feathers and fly, the pigeons are going to douse themselves with hair Ionic and learn how to as the Broadway joke goes. lint pigeons don't look on life nil feathers and fun. They nrc here to stay, (hough the concrete skyscrapers fnll.

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The underside of your car has taken a lot of splashing on wet roads. Some o( the chassis grease has been washed out, some of il fouled with mud and grit. So it's time to drain out the dregs of winter. Time for a h'tde of the knowing, loving care every Ruick gets at the hands of our Buick-traincd men, armed wilh Buick-dcvcloped tools, Huick- cslablishcd methods, Buick-cnginccrcd parts. It doesn't lake long, doesn't cost much.

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