Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 65, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 29, 1945 Page: 2 of 4
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The Mount Pleasant Daily Tinies Tuesday Evening, May 29, IMS
MT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES
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FOR SALE — New 1944 Ford V-b
motor. Rosseau Garage, Winfield.
Phone 24. 21-14p.
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WASHING MACHINE, recondi-
tioned. Anderson Furniture Com-
pany. 27-3d.
FOR A QUICK SALE list your
real estate with Jack Cross.
FOR SALE — New Perfection 4-
burner oil stove, in good condi
tion. See Mrs. Frank Madison on
West Tenth Street. 29-3p.
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FOR RENT — Used gas, hot
water heater. 20 gal. Automatic.
Phon* 296. 29-3d
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been several million words writ-
ten and spoken about what is
wrong with Congress.
The Joint Committee on the
Organization of Congress com-
piled more than 10,000 words of
testimony in seven days of hear-
ings lasting rarely more than a
couple of hours a day.
Roland Young, in “This Is Con-
gress,” considers the matter on
almost every one of his 275 pages.
The Committee on Congress of
the American Political Science
Association, whose chairman is ex
pert George B. Galloway, also
staff director of the La Follette-
Monroney committee, has made
an exhaustive study of the ques-
tion for four years. Robert Heller
Cleveland, O., business manage-
ment expert, has made a similar
though less extensive survey for
the National Planning Associa-
tion.
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of a fruit
23. Firmament
24. Choral
composition
25. Quoted
26. A grape-
stone
27. Lubricate
28. Throbs
29. Excited '
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CLOCK REPAIRING: Both al-
arm clociu, and mantle clocks.
Leave at office of Mitchell and
Sims. Across the street from the
Post Office. 10-30d
LONDON, (/P) — Hitler offered
the equivalent of $225,000 and
the highest honors bestowed by
the Reich to any U-boat crew
who could sink either the Quean
Mary or the Queen Elizabeth,
Britain’s biggest liners, the Daily-
Express reports.
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Homer for Hubby
40. Ascertained, 11. Rub out
as the tare
41. Observes
42. Insects
DOWN
1. Esteem
2. On the left
15. Measure of
distance
(Ind.)
19. Club
21. American
poet
side (Naut.) 22. Prickly
3. Gasp
4. Separates,
as silk
threads
5. Cloth
6. Flower
7. Moccasin-
like shoe
8. Man's
name
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fountain. Avery's Drug Store.
29-3t.
USED Coca-Cola box with cold
water coil. Anderson Furniture
Company. 27-3d.
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FOR SALE — 34 acres land with
good 4-room house, 6 Mi miles
southwest of Mt. Pleasant in Pro-
gress community. E. O. Short.
28-6p.
BROOKLYN, N. Y„ (/P) — Har-
ry Kane, veteran scholastic coach,
is in his 25th year as a baseball
instructor in New York’s vast
school system. The man who had
FOR SALE — 3-room house and
2-room house in Humble Camp.
To be moved. See J. H. Weather-
all, Humble Camp. Talco. 23-6p
Malta, British base in the Med-
iterranean, has an area of only
95 square miles.
This list isn’t all-embracing as
to details. There is, for example,
that important matter of greater
.protection of Congress against
unscrupulous lobbies and pres-
sure groups and the problem of
how better to utilize unscruplous
lobbies honestly trying to protect
minorities against injustices
As we go along, however, we
-will see how even this trouble-
some problem will be more or
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kinds for garden and field, Vigroro ferti-
lizer ... Baby Chicks, poultry and live
stock medicines. We do you right.
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Members in Congress and
students uuUldi who have ap
plied themselves to the problem
are too numerous to mention.
Their panaceas range from al-
lowing female clerks of the Sena-
tois access to the Senate flooi to
the Presidential dissolution of
Congress whenever that arm of
government gets muscle-bound
over some vital piece of legisla-
tion .
To give even passing mention
to all of these suggested improve-
ments is obviously impossible.
Trying to reduce them to their
least common denominators, they
seem to me to fall into these
groups: (1) more money for Con-
gressmen as well as their staffs;
(2) less work on the avalanche
of petty detail, and greater con-
centration on the legislation and
policies of our government; (3) a
complete overhaul of the anti-
quated committee system; (4) an
improved liaison between Con-
gress and the President, and be-
tween the administrative heads
of departments (cabinet mem-
bers) and of the agencies; and (5)
that members, both as commit-
tees and individuals, be given a
trained permanent staff of legis-
lative experts and advisers.
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Why Does Congress Creak?
(Second of a Series) I less resolved by making improvc-
WASHINGTON <7P)—In a little [ ment No. 5 an accomplished fact,
than four years, there have ' and adding a protective clause
in Improvement No. 2.
If all this could be accomplish-
ed overnight, Congress still might
not be perfection as the legisla-
tive branch of democracy, but
more than a score of persons who
have written and testified on
the subject are in pretty thorough
agreement that if all or some of
these things could be accomplish-
ed it would be a big step toward
that desired goal.
Certain it is that many of the
objectives suggested would bring
about an end to the flow of power
away from Capitol Hill and a
return of Congress to its consti-
tutional duties cf making the
laws rather than rubber-stamp-
ing the policies of the Chief
Executive and his departments;
or endlessly running errands fnr
the fractional number of consti-
tuents who demand so much of a
Congressman’s time.
(Tomorrow: More Money)
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New finish, new blades, Ander-
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North Jefferson Street. 27-3d.
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brick home, half mile south of
court house on Pittsburg High-
way. Mrs. Virgil Corn, Phone
598-W. It. ________________________________
' WANTED — Boy to work at soda
FOR SALE — To highest bidder,
30x40 Congregational Methodist
Church building at Farmer’s
Academy. Mail bids to Box 232,
Mt. Pleasant, Texas. 29-6d-2wp
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BROOKLYN (/P) — Mrs. Wil-
liam Hart of New Orleans picked
an opportune time to see her first
major league ball game of the
season at Ebbets Field. Second
time up, her husband, third base-
man Bill Hart of the Dodgers,
cracked out a home run.
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furnished apartment or house.
Phone 23. 28-6p.
WANTED—To rent or buy home
in Mt. Pleasant. If you have one
see me. Roy Shankle, 119 East
Twelfth St. 27-7p.
WANTED — Furnished and un-
furnished houses and apartments
for Refinery workers. Apply at
personnel Department of Talco
Asphalt and Refining Co. d-tf.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 65, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 29, 1945, newspaper, May 29, 1945; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1374056/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.