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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 8

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Mop Up Japs in North Manila moMtgomeryward i Sq to th Practical and Gay rn j' finhh won't ehip or crackl 'dust free In am hour Soo the grand selection in Wards I Phillips VICTO RY Buy II War Bonds and Stamps "4f44XT3 dear away the wreck Warsa grisly face gigantic task of many ANYONE Can APPLY amous RESINTONE measr set up up at thh" ay lositioni Since the war emergency began risco has been handling record traffic but this tremendous task is not new to risco this war is the seventh in which risco has served its country While fulfilling present of Wallace Opponents Trying New Tactics WASHINGTON eb All out foes of Henry A Wallace sought anew today to tie up the George bill in the House and bring about his rejection by a direct Sen ate vote on the nomination as com merce secretary including the pow ers over RC Soundly defeated in the House banking committee they shifted their strategy to the committee on rules There they hoped to shelve the Senate approved bill by Senator George (D Ga) divorcing the mul ti billion dollar federal loan agen cies from the Commerce depart ment The Senate is awaiting the House fate of this of divorce before balloting on Wal confirmation as commerce secretary 7 You Can't Buy Bettor "Enamel QwaH 1 43 ITS COLORUL brighten dull rooms MAID COTTON MEMPHIS eb A lithe lovely 19 year old lass with a pen chant for boogie woogie Jennie Erie Cox of West Point Miss is the 1945 maid of cotton Selected from 14 other finalists in the contest here last night Miss Cox will tour the nation as King goodwill ambassador WARPS ITS DUR ABLE crack or pool front: 310 miles Juelich Dueren II 1 IS ho ITS EASY TO CLEAN surface io smaeth OVER TOKYO 29 Superfortresses fly with Phillips super octane fuel as they do on all of the flying fronts day transportation needs risco it planing ahead for the reaumptioo of peacetime operation Even now improvement! are being iqade throughout its vast 9 state area to provide unexcelled rail facilitiea cost of the legislation arm of the government including congress $10000 a year salaries is only 15 less than half of what it costs to run the Bureau of Indian Affairs In short congressmen interested in modernizing their honorable as sembly feel that if it has been a' bit backward and dumbish at times it may be because it was not prop erly staffed to do a good job In a way this may be own fault It appropriates the money for the executive branch and for itself It has also been proposed that Congress build up a permanent staff removed from any temp tation of patronage appointments to keep constant check on the executive departments of the gov ernment and see that they live up to and within the mandates of Congress Against both of these reforms it has been argued that they would merely duplicate work already done by the executive branch of the government and so would merely add a congressional bureau cracy to that of the administrative agencies Before streamlining the staff of Congress it is argued that the entire committee structure of Con gress must be reorganized This will be considered in the succeed ing article ne)W Jnder in would Jie Ger et vari Executed CEILINGS ON IREWOOD WASHINGTON eb All firewood sales by farmers will be subject to price control begin ning eb 12 Ceilings will be the highest prices charged by the farmer for the same types of wood in March 1942 In areas where OPA field offices have issued spe cific ceilings they will continue apply Phillips is one of the natibn's six of flunked by long stone wall Be yond the wall stretch acres of form less njounds 'covered'iwith snow was The sayd Polish' ColWiktor Groz way over that one old build ing It was the prison It was the only thing the Gestapo left stand ing When the ghetto was destroyed before Easter in itcr' In the ghetto 335000 Jews once were counted a The panorima of destruction seem endless streetafter street 'YourOlrf Linoleum' I WARDS TILEBOARD COSTS LESS! Give your Iiome a with colorfill tileboard lnmil it in kitchen bathroom and playroom It looks like real tile but costa only about one half a much I Choose White with black coral with white (scored in neat attractive squares) or blue with white horizontal lines easy to install do it now I 3 Granite Convicts ace Kidnap Charge OKLAHOMA CITY eb ederal Bureau of Investi gation said three convicts recap tured after an escape from the Granite Okla reformatory today faced charges of kidnaping and conspiracy to violate the federal kidnap statute in connection with the abduction of Jack Nance farm er Clarenpo Carnes last of the trio to be captured was apprehended vesterdav near Kosston Harper county With him was Jim How lett who was abducted neany hours earlier and forced to drive his own car for the 18 year old life termer The other two convicts Julius Blankenship 21 and red Newell 18 were captured near Stratford in the Texas Panhandle Monday Vs IT irst Cavalry Division and the Thirty Second Infantry Division enter Manila from two directions to win northern half of the city The Eleventh Corps drove to seal off the Bataan peninsula and win con trol of Manila Bay and Cavite (NEA Telephoto) iSQl05 tough' transparent One of the first survivors to rejoin forces on Luzon is Pfc Jose Paez above of Washington A member of the 31st Infantry Regiment he escaped capture by Japs and has fought with ilipino guerrillas since the falL NOTICE I have moved my from Security Building to 210 A Street Southeast A HUGHES Phone 828 I 1 Eastern (from Zellin) 2 Western from Linnich area) 3 Italian front: 544 miles (from Reno river) The Apache Indians considered the dandelion their favorite food THE ROAD TO BERLIN (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) front: 32 miles RISCO LINES WM ma nwss EQUALS INEST VARNISH MAbllX4 aX None finer fcrnihire woodwork Gives protection and boauty Unusually fought WEDNESDAY EBRUARYS7J945 i 85954 3448 By SUE BURNETT look pretty as well as ca pable in this fresh crisp house frock with gay Tic rac trim Check Wed or dotted cottons are practical and exceptionally attractive I Pattern No 8595 is designed for'sizes 84 36 38 40 42 44 46 and48 Size 86 requires 4 1 8 yards ofSw39rinch materiaL this pattern 20 cents in COINS your name uddress 'size desired and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Miami News Reocrd 630 South ells street Chicago 7 Ift more (l)Penetro re lieves pain as its mutton suet helps carry medication to nerve ends in the skin (2) Relieves muscular tightness and congestion through counter irritation (in creased blood flow) (3) Loosens phlegm eases coughing through pleasant inhalation of instantly re leased vapors feel relief bo as painful misery eases coughing is lessened phlegm loosened chest rawness soothed rest more comfortably give nature a chance to restore vitality through sound sleep why so many mothers thank Grandma for her praise science for perfecting ana bay Penetro it druggists everywhere Relieve your chest eold miseries as millions are doing today get your jar of white easy to use Penetro Be Quick Id Trf Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis may deven your cough chest cold or acute a chltis is not treated and you ca afford to takeachance with any tine less potent than Creani which goes right to the seat 1 trouble to help loosen and expel! laden phlegm and aid natul soothe and heal raw tender infid bnxnehlAl mumma membranesJ Creomulslon blends beechw creosote byspecial processwlth time tested medicines for col It contains no narcotics I4 No matter how many medic you have tried tell your druggi sell vnn hnftle nf CTenmulston the understanding you must like wav if imlclrlv allava the emivh mltting rest and sleep or you are have your money back (Adv) Wallpaper Pattern I jk of Haekened walls piles of debris sidewalks lined with gravesmarked by crude wooden crosses Government ministry after min istry church after church block after block of shops and office i buildings all have been razedby fire or smashed by bomb and shell What were and Hoover squares now resemb1B the remains of an extinguished inferno Three greatest boulevards Jeroxohtnska Marszalkowska and Nowy Swiat are flanked with wreckage from end to end ya aXew important buildings es caped major One was the national museum where aNazi battalion A was stationed the final etreaL director Stanis law Lorentz tells how he begged the Germans dtoUspare his work and how Polish army sap pers working at top speed remov ed demolition es which would a ve the handsome building even after Warsaw was ed Aftr'a hburtrek' back and forth across the man made wil derness you are left wi(h the im pression that iffour or five per cent of Warsaw carr made hab itable In' the next tew months fit will beza miracle j' of theWareaw up rising teH of calculated' ghastly efficteney part "of the' German high command to wips out the capital that daf ed to re i Section by section the city was submitted 'to bombardment and fire After the uprising was broken last October the civilian ppp ulation was evacuated upon Pen alty of death the Germans contin ued to ravage Warsaw saving nothing but shelter for a few thousand garrison troops And Warsaw once teemed with more than a million Poles Now several thousand civilians have crept back into thercity mov ing into anything providing a roof over their heads Thousands tramp into Warsaw daily) scavenging among the ruins for bits of furni ture bedding and clothing with which to make homes in the coun tryside Just to age from will be a months KJ8TH CONGRESS HAO BUSY TIME pfTotol of 852Bill Were lV Dumped I Hoppit Ptfe4 3 SkI By PETER' EDSON (Nrn Ee34 WMbtastm Cwwvsmt) WASHINGTON eb were 8852 bills dumped in the legislative hopper in the 78th Congress January 1842 to De jeeruber 1944 That is an average of more than 16' bills per congress 1 man about one "opt of nineiof these bills or 989 of them became laws If this average of one public and one private bill pqr congress feman in two years makes you won sJder what the solonado with their bls spire time it gives a false im pression and begin to tell the story The sheer bulk of proposed meas ures which must be studied so that congressmen will know which bills liJ vote for and which "to voteWagaiust staggering in itself and this brings up one of the major ref ortiw' which has been modernizing Congress increas ing and improving its staff Con gressmen claim they need more 'and better paid help) to do their jobs In the closing days of the last" session congressmen voted thern Jf selves an extra clerk to help them take care of the business or tneir districts and states This will give each representative 39500 a year to hire not more than four clerks Each senator may hire up to six clerks or seven if the senator eomes from a state of more than three million inhabitants Pay of these clerks is from $1500 to $4600 and averages less than $2600 In addition to these personal as sistants the congressional staff consists principally of clerks and counsels assigned to the 81 stand ing congressional committees They number about 300 in 200 for the Senate 100 for the House and with few exceptions they are lim ited to tops of $3900 in the Sen ate $3300 in the House Many congressional clerks are relatives resulting in nepotism which is con sidered bad To help congressmen draft laws there is an office of legislative counsel consisting of four lawyers one assistant and two clerks for each chamber Total cost for this service are $83000 a year The joint committee on internal revenue has a full time profes sional staff of 15 headed by an $8000 a year tax expert but aside from this the only research staff available to congressmen is in the 66 employee legislative reference service of the library of Congress In all Congress has less than 2500 employes including pages messen gers and janitors whose combined pay is less than six million dollars a year Compare these figures with the staffing in the executive depart ments As Congressman Mike Mon roney leader of the congressional reformers has pointed out the so office in the department of agriculture alone has 600 employes Treasury and federal reserve board alone have 30 or 40 banking spe cialists at $5600 a year The entire Grandma Switches Millions of Mothers To Her Matton Suet Idea or Chest Colds Pioneer grandma liked to with a contain ingmutton suet Such a rub was her for relieving chest muscle tightness soothing bran chial irritation loosening phlegm checking coughing easing sting of chapped lips and nostrils Today science has modernized this princi ple with Penetro the salve with a base containing this same old fash ioned mutton suet plus 6 active in gredients so now old idea is switching millions to this newer relief that is being bailed all over America like Penetro the first time you feel it spread smoothly on chest throat its mutton suet makes it melt instantly vanish quickly' It gets to work 3 ways at once to mase you ana your Back from Bataan They CalLHouse Senate Chambers Stockyards' OKLAHOMA CITY 'j eb asks a capitol elevator operator' 'J 1 Mis replies an unsmiling legislator statesman knows the elevator man will let him off at the fourth floor where House and Senate chambers are locattd' The term he uses is gen erally accepted as are a number of other which are part 4m rlit i AV hili' 1VU1 a ICgl JiaUIO AXAAU1WM WMW vv might confuse an outsider boys the lower cm inner sre fonfl of their fun but when remarks on the floor veer around to pcreonaUtifs are tabooed by the rule book Speak er Johnson Hill immediately tags the jcommentslow and out side Tlfat settles it and every body knows what is meant rom time immemorial a bill which was highly controversal sec tions or which contains unrecog nized dynamite has been a a team most frequently used in the present session by John Levergood Shawnee says an earnest speaker Tm not married to this biH In making the pronounce ment he gives' a well understood definition of his position He tneana that some group of con stituents has proposed the meas ure and he would like for their sake to see it passed On the other hand not going' to get tough about ft jf there is opposition not going: to oee friends in the House over a minor measure This is an ex pression which has been worn to a frazzle in the twentieth ses sion Right in the middle of the hottest debate of the day a legislator may leap to his feet and demand that he be recognized an introduc Somewhere in the gallery he has spotted his hometown school superintendent or county commis sioner Permission is never refused and the number of and "beautiful pre sented to the membership during a session is staggering Many a freshman representa tive having introduced a pet bill has seen it come back from com mittee carrying only the same number to indicate that it was his brainchild The bill has been and written around an entirely different subject almost fatal in the House to be accused of representing a district and even those who actually do are quick to disclaim their own Creekmore Wallace Oklahoma City was interrupted in a speech the other day by a heckler who asked if it was true he was from a silk stocking neighborhood Wallace came back promptly "I live in Nichols Hills just one of you hickory shirt By DANIEL DE LUCE eb Once they called Warsaw the heart of Poland Today it is like a skeleton strewn along the Vistula by ghouls a Warsaw is a shocking definition of what the Germans meant by jwrom across the river the skyline still proud and dignified hiding behind charred and jagged water front walls the emptiness 'of a desecrated grave ife of the great and Zygmuptowska bridges hang half hidden in nvei 4 J'ii Jei j1 9 ICQ UUV JUU uuoxuj iuiu upon pontoons next to a railroad viaduct built by Red army' en gineersj 4 tlie huge Banknote print ing plant whose concrete jjaiid steel pillars re broken Polish soldier has just shot a horse Women chil dren and old men pulling' sleds duster around the careass scrap ing it bare with knives Your truck weaves along streets lined with shattered: buildings and then across a snowy clearing Second 'Lieut Arlie 1 Mitchell i organ Second Lieut Walter Palmore Jr Lawton Pfc Jack A Prickett Anadarko Pfc RaymorT Pruitt Davis Pvt Edgar Wp Stowers Simpson? Mediterranean: 's 5 James Lewis ChelZafesi and Pfc Thomas Millsap WiTWefc "Southwest Pacific: Pfc Charley Bray Jr note Pfc Bill' Eubanks Pvt Edward erguson homa Pfc Richard' KonawaPvt Jim Harpi lahoma City Pvt' MAiinfain Pi1r itnd "Pvt Of! Martindale Henryetta Ayer last 269 Just roll or brush it on quickly easily! Thins with water! A single coat covers almost any surface! Dries in 40 minutes no strong odor! After a yyeek it's washable! Qt Roller Applicator 89e MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI Once Heart of PolandWarsaw Now More Like Great Skeleton 11 lli'Ss When you read or hear postwar promises of fabulous motor cu gasolines or of astound ing products of petroleum chemis try recall the simple words of the headline above They record a triumph ofChem see the Orarige and Black Phillips anJ ShidcL let it femind you that muwf a 7 1 wAUa VPhillinc refineries addition grand icale contribution co the to producing gasolines lubricants moVin it vnriprirt ina fueloils a SUC ftlSO jHgantlCvX rubber and they Suggest how com CfRB OR YCUK pecentlr: and completely Phillips for victory J7n Vhrb is devttting jtself tn the irareffark Phoups PbtsouuM Oofcwiwaiote vrOR YOUR COUNTRY It btf been said that the future is the fruit of the seed or the past Little wonder then that inteliP gent moi and women expea greatpostwar products from Phillips In the meantime everjr time you TOP QUAUTY SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL Of You buy bittori produces an enduring eggshell finish Me 7 'ovemight' Gallon itVsit our Department I for items not carried in I 5 store Or shop by from I the catalog pogesIV 21 OKLAHOMANS LISTED INJURED War Dept Reports on Wound ed in Various Theaters Wor WASHINGTON eb The names of 21 Oklahoma sol diers wounded in action in the Eu ropean Mediterranean and South west Pacific were an nounced today by the War depart ment Next of kin have previously been notified and kegt informed of any change in status The wounded were JLl Europe: Pfc Millard Beeler Marietta Pvt Ray Begley Hbminy Pfc Ellis LChaffm Okemah Pfc Odel! ord Logan Pvt' Joe Gutierres Tulsa SgL James Leslie Healdton Pvt Bernard McConville Oklahoma" City Piles! Owl! He SMILES Now Be wise was Use same formula used by doctors adjunctively at noted Thoiu ton Minor Clinic Surprising QUICK palliative relief of pain iten sorenass Helps soften and tends to shrink ingGet tuba Thornton A Wwfi gactjl i Thornton Minor RertalBuppoeitortea If not delighted with this DOCTORS way low cost le rafunaM At all good drug stores In Mb ami at and Coleman Hutts Drug ADD COLOR TO1 YOUR HOME WITH wife rmair kyinifgA rations A iGerljG butw3 tionoRy Known Quality b6ok Super goes farther wear longer and hides bettor than any onaiaei we know of One coat coven! 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