Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 8, 1952 Page: 6 of 10
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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Daily Times. Thursday Evening, May 8, 1952
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TO SING HERE THURSDAY NIGHT—The East Texas Baptist College Choir of Marshall will pre-
sent a sacred concert at the First Baptist Church Thursday night, beginning at 8:00 o’clock. The
concert will he in connection with the observance of “Christian Home Week,” and the program has
been called “Family Music Appreciation Night.” The choir is composed of about 20 members, and is
under the direction of Dexter L. Riddle, head of the department of Music at the college, and formerly
director of music at the First Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant.
Believe Kefauver Unable
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North Side of Square
ALSO LOVELY Hose, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Cos-
tume Jewelry and numerous other items that
any Mother will appreciate.
COOL SUMMER DRESSES in Regular or Half Sizes
by Larch, Louise, Martha Manning and other
Nationally Known Lines.
livestock running on his pasture
land.
AGITATOR WASHING ACTION
which women vote the best home
washing methods
SHE WILL ADORE our Reautiful Nylon Slips, Petti-
coats and Gojwns by Vanity Fair and Rarbizon.
YOU CAN’T FOOL
A DOG’S NOSE
..he knows what he likes
Sepia color comes from
squid of cuttlefish.
Candies
Colognes
Perfumes
Cosmetic Sets
Airmaid Hosiery
Cratic presidential nomination despite the recent series of primary
victories by Senator Estes Kefauver
Harriman’s assertion that he would be willing to accept the No. 1
spot on the party’s ticket brought private comments from many
WOND-R-DIAL that controls every-
thing! Set it to wash your favorit
way, leave, come back and your
washing is done.
He is the Peck’s Bad Boy of the I
business world.
What is an office wolf? In pulp
love tales he is luridly pictured
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* Fluid Drive power checks harmful vibration;
* Flexible Operation saves hot water, soap and money!
* Porcelain Tub is self-cleaning, beautiful for life;
★ Sediment Ejector automatically expels dirt solids out
of washer and down the drain.
* Proved Agitator is most scientific washing method
in use.
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Mrs. Rird Old
“Where You See The Styles When They Are New”
WITH A LOVELY GIFT FROM THE
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leading Democrats that "that’s our man."
With the atmosphere cleared somewhat by Presi-
dent Truman’s withdrawal and Illinois Gov. Adlai
Stevenson's exit from the race, the Democrats be-
lieve that Harriman would be the best vote-getter
they could put up.
Kefauver probably will go into the convention
with enough pledged delegates to assure him the
vice presidential nomination although he says he
is definitely running for the top choice.
However, politicos say it’s doubtful that he will
be able to round up enough delegates to get the
presidential nomination because he's not in favor
with either the important southern bloc or party
chiefs.
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found a 14 ft. wide gate and a
12 ft. wide bridge will be neces-
sary to allow passage for most
combines.
Mother's Day Gifts
Gifts that she will love to receive and
that she will appreciate for a long, long
time.
military expenditures by about $6 billion.
The Senate probably will vote specific cuts rather than any overall
ceiling and then eliminate the Smith amendment when the bill goes
to conference. This probably will appease Mr. Truman and still allow
the legislators to return home with solid economy records behind
them.
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permit combines to go through
or over as the case may be. In
order that these gates and bridges
might be checked some combines'
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• TURNIP DAV SESSIONS UNLIKELY—Senate leaders aren’t
taking seriously President Truman's threat to keep them in special
"Turnip Day" session until January if Congress doesn't restore funds
slashed from the military budget by the House.
They figure that the President's speech was made
mostly to pave the way for elimination of the House-
adopted amendment which would limit defense spend-
ing for the 1953 fiscal year to $46 billion.
Sponsored by Rep. Howard W. Smith (D), Virginia,
the amendment was adopted by a vote of 220 to 130 and would curb
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him clean the dish. Every ounce of Vitality is ALL
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determine how to keep industry in readiness for war.
The Defense Production Administration already has begun pre-
liminary work on this important problem and President Truman is
expected to set-up an industrial commission shortly to keep machine
tool production on an even keel.
With the experience of two wars behind them, government officials
don't want the nation to be found unprepared again for military
emergency.
The next war—fought with new “fantastic weapons —could be
decided in a very short space of time and the government wants to
be prepared. That's another reason why DPA says it will try to keep
its controlled materials plan in effect as long as possible. CMP, even
though it is relaxed, could provide the machinery for a fast buildup in
mi litary production in a very short period.
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• AIRSHIP REVIVAL—Considerable behind-the-scenes work is be-
ing done on huge lighter-than-air rigid airships by the Navy. The
lighter-than-air work of the Navy was dogged by tragedy before
World War II but many officers have continued their struggle to have
the force reinstated on a large scale.
The development this time tends toward huge cargo airships to
carry freight at about half the cost of regular air transportation. The
Navy has computed figures that show it costs 14 cents to move one
ton one mile by airship compared with 38 cents a ton-mile for regular
airplanes. ,
On longer trips, these officers claim, the rate would go down to
about one-third the heavier-than-air transportation cost.
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secretary.
“Bookkeepers want to take
you to a horse race on their day
off,” said one girl. “Junior exe-
cutives are careful wolves—they
want to meet you for a cocktail
after work at some out-of-the-
way sidestreet bar.
“And vice presidents? Well,
they are the pinchers. You have
o get out of their way. But I
•eally feel sorry for vice presi-
dents. They are such frustrated
men. I guess they really lead
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With the increasing number of
farm owners growing Crimson
clover, vetch and other legumes
for seed harvest, there will be
an increasing need for bees to
pollinate these plants in order to
get the maximum amount of seed.
Because the acreages grown in
the past were small and scatter-
ed, bees and other insects have
been able to do this job without
any help from man. As our acre-
ages increase, however, man will
probably have to give a helping
hand. If we expect to get highest
production from seed crops we
will need to increase our honey
hee population as other seed-
producing areas have done.
Bob Sandlin has put several
hives of honey bees in his vetch
and Crimson clover fields to help
wild bees and insects pollinate
the the blossoms of his vetch and
Cirmson clover plants.
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Engineering Aids of the Soil
Conservation Service assisting
the Sulphur-Cypress Soil Conser-
vation District have staked out
a farm pond for Carr Denman, on
his farm four miles southeast of
isn't looking for—and that
more responsibility.
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OLD OIL MILL LOCATION
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of famous eSuaw d&rng
from laughing.”
The girls get a big kick out of
comparing the techniques the
office wolf tries in his daily
rounds. If he ever realized this,
he would dwindle quickly into
an office mouse. That would be
too bad because, by and large,
he does bring a sense of mild
adventure and fun into the work-
aday routine.
I don’t pretend to be an author-
ity on office wolves. But girls I
have consulted on the subject
say they generally fall into three
classes—bookkeepers, junior exe-
cutives, and vice presidents. There
is also the cub wolf. This is usual-
ly an office boy with a desperate
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Combines will start harvesting
several hundred acres of Crim-
son clover in the district in the
next week or two. In order that
these combines may not be slow-
— - ed up or maybe in some instances
Mt. Pleasant. The pool dam has. pass up some fields, growers
already been built and checked, ishould make
sure that gates,
This farm pond will give Denman bridges, etc. are wide enough to
a permanent water supply for
By Hal Boyle 9dideWASHINGTON
who will be kind enough to mis-
understand him a little. If there
is anything a man can’t stand,
it is to be understood all the time.
One of the delusions of the of-
fice wolf is that his overtures to
the hired girls are a guilty sec-
ret, known only to him. The truth
is of course, that every conver-
sation in the privacy of the
ladies’ room starts off:
“Well, Mabel, what did old
wolfie whisper to you this morn-
ing? Isn’t he a perfect scream?
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HOME FURNITURE CO.
Conservation farmers in the
district who planted sericea
meadows last year were rather
discouraged by the hot, dry sum-
iner and fall. Many good stands
of sericea were thinned out but
when several of the plantings
were checked recently, more seri-
cea was found than farmers had
hoped to find. J. O. Freeman re-
ports a good stand where he
thought he? would have practical-
ly no sericea at all.
standard feminine formulas for
dealing with office wolves are
the classic cold shoulder treat-
ment or the play-dumb answer,
“Gee, Mr. Jones, I don’t get
what you mean.”
But there is a simpler and even
more effective way of handling
the more persistent type.
“Just meet him at the office
cooler some morning and whis-
per to him that you love him
desperately and can’t live with-
out him,” she said. “That will
frighten any office wolf out of
his skin.”
That is the true measure of
the breed. The office wolf visual-
izes himself as a gay casanova
going through life being endless-
ly fascinating. He may think he
is searching for romance. But
there is one thing he is sure he
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as a prowling scounderl evily
plotting to lead astray a poor
but innocent working girl.
In fact, however, his teeth are
less sharp than they are in fic-
tion. Often, alas, his teeth are as
false as his designs.
The average office wolf is as
harmless as a tame skunk. He
isn’t really a wolf at all—he is
is just a mouse with great yearn-
ings. Usually he is a married
man with a wife at home who
understands him only too thor-
oughly. That is why he paws
his way around the office in the
Don't forget—Lion's Club Min-
strel, Monday and Tuesday, May
12th and 13th—High School Gym.
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Bautiful Glassware. Ice teas,
water and sherbets in three
lovely colors. •
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Carroll Vaughan
Gift Shop
404 N. Church Phone 481
NEW YORK (P) — No history
of the romance of our times is Herriman's Chances lost? I
complete without a chapter on Some Politicos Think So
that romeo of the water cooler— i
the office wolf. I Special to Central Press
WYTASHINGTON—W. Averell Harriman is now considered in some
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• DECONTROL—Now that the government has
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 8, 1952, newspaper, May 8, 1952; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1460315/m1/6/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.