The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 169, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 18, 1951 Page: 3 of 14
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Detective Buiiness in Congress Proves
Expensive Enterprise in Post 4 Years
Hu lamu Marlnw • ctoruiinff rnmmittm i I M( i
By James Marlow • standing committee* and their
WASHINGTON, July 18 (AP) staff*, you get quite a bundle.
—The dcte:t»ve business In Con- _ . . .... ...
gees* lg fuming Into big money: ^or •*«'T1pl*, ‘"l**8.
Almo' t $8,000,000 spent cn special »lon« U0J^i,L^£ itS
«m. sssrs^sssr^js
This came out last week in a had 70.
report by a sta.f of experts an mn.
Congress. w V-B for tic Sen- <In 1Mfl Congre**. J?
ete’s expenditures Committee. heavy, reorganized tts^. The
They don't complain about the Sw-te'e ending corrunittees
number of invtitlgation*. But 'vhlch Ja
!in..vcink theWre need'eMly "■ tSVSuX «»^tnSftoTJ^lt-
T*n* Ve tees were cut to H».)
Yelling Backfire _ _ -... .. .
Congress, forever calling on the j f
executive branch of the govern- ^O'*ft.accou^t, i°Li irnwn Ud?
ment for more efficiency and coribnittees wf*ich *“dL*I”h« JL
economy, o-ts like an amoeba it- In their report the experts
self; it multiplies Its activities by plain:
dividing and re-dividing itself. , PaIt of lt waa ^ue to
ft does so by settng "*'
>? “P ,cor?; overlapping and indefinite Jurls-
mittees to handle this, that and (yc^jon Qf standing cammit-
the other thing. Everybody gets
VM MS - -
"“a ^'H^uTecommi^
number af standing committees. 3 or 8
They handle the regular legis- *
latfve problems of government, j. The standing committees
like finances, commerce, foreign W€Be pot equipped with prajes-
rhd mflitsrv affairs, and so on. staffs competent to help
But these committees divide up in conducting Investigations,
into subcommittees. In addition, go when It reorganized ltafelf
special committees are created. ,fn iftgg Congress tried to define
All three kinds of committees the jurisdictions of the various
make investigations, since that’s landing committees a little more
on* of Con<^csV most important d^iy. And each of thgm was
functions: Investigations help in vo{ed money to hire permanent,
lawmaking, checking on the ex- professional staffs. .-•** . / . •
ecutive branch, and keeping thte What HeanHT .
public in-f'-•nned. And. what’s been the resultf*
Quite A Bundle The report of the experts has
Still, when you pile the sub- <-or>-tHng b sav on that:
rummittees and speciel commit- * >fhe standing committees
committees an-1 speciel commit- * The standing committees
tees—plus all the people hired to y,nft!e the routine problems
work for them — on top of the whirtl omd before them, with the
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WIN
w |:
15000
help of the staff people they’ve
hired. For these routine chorea
the committees don’t need extra
helo. ,
BuV when it comes to investi-
gation*, the subcommittees and
special committees get into the
act, they go out ,and hire more
help, a temporary staff of pro-
fessional men and clarical work-
ers.
t 0 A I
THE ORANGE LEADEB—Wednesday. July 18, 195^~P**tL?
Peculiar Presidential J^ol* tfckeMn the^Nnrih
Ticket U Propo*ed
on the Democratic ticket In thel
Soutn.
CINCINNATI Ju.y 17 (AP)— Th(S r„mmlttee was started here!
A Republican committee for, ^ months ago at a conference!
North-South c.nion within the Re- itteT1(U. t t,v a number of Repub-|
publican party to'iav cn"e-» ' jican ,eaQers |rom Ohio andTex-l
nomination r.ext year of a Mid- aJ v/i!:hm J. Reardon. Cincin-I
western Republican Tor pres .ent bj atto.ney ;,nd industrialist hi
„ cn,..h.m Democrat for chainTla i of the orgaBUawPO. «
and a Southern
vice,-president.
ANGER
Creaky government machinery may break down
in time of emergency. Here’s how you can
help wipe out this danger I
„ manu-
food and
H. Ford,
Djerf,
mXFR££!'
«
<ng for the standing committee*
niftS >10.000 a v*ar which etch
standing committee has fer ex-
penses.
Amr Sehrttont
Is there anv solution tor this.
The ex certs in their report seem
to think so:
They suggest Congress cut
down on hiring those term
for investigations
Iran Advertises Oil Firet Aid Course
In U. S. Newspaper
----------M LONDON, July IB WU-I—airs. YORK Julv 18 (AP)— .....
Kress cut , Betty Cohn, Brooklyn’s swimming NEW YORK. July t >
temporary MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga July 18 grandma, flew in from America An ■JjKT^ttan new Iranian
lions and (AP) - Three attendants at the foday t0 try her secret “sledge- w appeared
ho norma- fnr iho insane were «___rimVa nn tho English National Oil company w
'***'!!?£ “Si
Arc Found Guilty xx>ndon, juiy» (ap>—m
oe-ole for investigations ana (AP) — Three attenaanis ai ww today to try her secret "sieage- a„peare(j
Scja&atws= asr!,rok' “ S* ^ «”*w
thFurih^n the experts suggest Smo^tS^olfifg ‘b^taS ^uncy and talkative in a navy The new firm was formed by
that all invesUvatiom not direct- jed to5 the death of a 23-year-old blue costume topped with a yacht- ^’s gove^em to j™
ly connected with lawmaking be patlent. ing cap, 50-year-old Mrs. Cohn British ou
given to a central investigating p , told newsmen: company, whose vast noUUngs
mSJSi to Ph^an*he mwded^toat th^^tteSdants be “i swam 18 or 19 mlies every MPha«Sd Mosad^gh’s nationali-
°° Although0 the experts undoubt- jUd^Georgfs. cSSr^ S bi t^diffkult’^6 “when^f^sS' up the national
aayWMlld Pr°nOUnCe ^ safdhetheayndwohuTd gS&SS
mg p , ---“■<— to set up a training camp this ^gg^ns throughout the world
f\# hor ohnnnpl . - ,
Clif'ord Matthews, safety en-
gineer at Consolidated Western
Steel corporation, was instructor
tor the first hour ip the Red Cross
first aid course during the regu-
lar meeting of Civil Air Patrol
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
No basic changes have been made in the organizational
structure of a certain Government Department since
1835. Yet the bipartisan Hoover Report disclosed that
some Departments are larger now than our whole gov-
ernment twenty years ago!
Today, with 50% of the Hoover Report recommenda-
tions enacted into law, a big start has been made in the
job of modernizing government machinery. Waste in
federal operations has been cut fiy billions of dollars. But
there’s still more to be done and the rest of the recom-
mendations are now before Congress.
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Be Ready?”, gives the rousing story behind the Hoover
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face any eventuality. t
The Hoover Commission and The Citizens Committee
for the Hoover Report.
The Hoover Commitsme wts cre-
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1947 on a bipartisan basis—6 1
Democrats, 6 Republicans. Tit
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■M
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Name-
Cadet Capt. Ken Davis conduct-
ed a session on map reading. A
course in morse code communica-
tion was conducted under the di-
rection of Grady Lewis.
mean Congress 'v.'ll do anything
■bout it.
. . ^ w to set up a training camp this missions throughout the world
The three attendants, C. W. v/eekend The date of her channel would be ordered to advertise its
Beckum, Alton Lincoln and J. A attempt will depend on the wares
JUST FINISH THIS
2-LINE JINGLE
IN BIG 10-2-4
Huff, were iiried jointly for the we8tberi but it probably will be
death of Lloyd Hooks, whose ood> made next month,
was found March 1 in a hospital
jathroom with a handkerchief
stuffed in his throat.
Special Meeting ,
Of Eagles Slated
The next instruction period in
firrt aid will x> Friday at 7:30
p. m. in the district courtroom.
Address^
Thi» odvi tisament published in the notfon’i interest
DrPepper
JINGLE
CONTEST!
BEAUTY • - •
WEATHER
protection
wefes. w-- ■■■**■
The advertisement in the Her-
ald Tribune said that former
AIOC customers of the Anglo-
Iranian company would be allow-
ed to pay the international mar-
ket price for oil delivered at the
Persian gulf. Other purchasers, |
toe advertisement said, would
have to make competitive bids.
The advertisement specified that
oil purchasers" would have to sup-
of driving thrills!
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FOR WINDOWS
A state witness testified that on
tbe day Hooks died he saw tne
three attendants toice the inmate c-ued meeting o' the
to lick vomit from tte floor and r.rder of Eagle* and its
^ndke^chief. * The° witness also auxiliary will be held today fol- o|1 pUrclla*era would nave io sup-
' .... . ,Kn, „aw attend- lowing the regular v'Sinefs te - . their own tankers. An Anglo-
25S2.SSZr *<««• w.««v.-*** K-L,«««««ur
„rt»r ,o hi. d«,h. ’^JVdllng
hJK s.rss'ti.v, .rsrssLss'x
at the hoepital after a charee of tor Sunvay. J^'n2^t t"’e dispute over nationalization. He.
driving while intoxicated. aerie. A -.out 250 t.dded that he doubted smaller in-
inr candidates f-^m l^aumont, dependent tanker curators would
Arthur ^nd Mta- . . giianigzasure of the biff
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AND DOORS
**A LIFT FOR LIFE AT 10,2, and 4
llats-o-wood
LOCATION
AWNINGS AND
•OOCNOOBS
HURRYI CONTiST CLOS1S
MIDNIGHT, JULY 31, IMI
-»io • minB“ ' i
UNfa.% »MB
uMttf
■ need.
Or. H. M. Du Gum’i
KHUROPinCl
HEALTH CENTER
W..__..1^^, 4U« evil
affair. _ _ —by moving the oil.
Louis Howard and C. E. Sea- ojr
man have been appointed as co-
chairman of the ~
committee. S. V. Gann and C. S,
„ * wni head the refreshment
committee.
Business Women's
Week Plans Made
TeUvidOo jeiwW.
birred Aodtk-v^W
> M«m.
*vMti» me
•I Can-
linn
M2 NINTH STREET
Hours: t-12 and 2-4
SchwinU bL,—
of other ptom!
r today, ao
«■■ ,
• exit’
DIAL 8-341 &
g
W 1 ■
ffisnae- o*4 e*- •»»
i Lot that aMraiMva
OCT RULES AND
ENTRY BLANKS
AT YOUR DEALER’S
• Your Choice of Aluminum
or Wood. *-.
• Terms os k>w as J5.00
per month.
DOC FOG
insect control
* KILLS
Roach*-*, Movqaltoe*
and ALL Insect*
MORROW’S
6RADY MILLS
la now operating the
Humble Service Station
-* la Deweyvl»e
PHONE Mill For
Goodyear Tires
Phone 8-ttM)
Accounts due and payable
te GRADY A FRED’S
Ser-ice Station may bo paid
here or by mail to P. O. Box
871, Orange, Texas.
Drink Dr.
mm mum
home supply
304 Mom St. Dial 8-0433
PHONE 3-4831 or 8-3*32
THE OBANGE
FINANCE SERVICE
LOANS
plumber?
raoinuo
L C. ELMORE
««« WATCH
aI* IMPAIR
• a rw
In a short business meeting
which followed the swimming and
picnic party of the Business and
Professional Women’s club at the
city park Monday evening tne
chib began preparations for Busi-
ness Women’s week, selected two
com.ni.tee cnelrmen and voted to
participate in the annual Henke
a m Miloi Christmas part; .
The club voted also to partlci- i
pate in an area-wide Maverick
Houndup it the Pleasure pier In
3,ort Arthur during Business
' Women’s week Which will oe ob-
served in September this year.
! Each club represented will con-
troute to the entertainment
I Mrs. C. M. Covington was ap-
• pointed to represent the Orange
! club on a planning comn.ittee
which will be made up of per-
1 sons from the Port Arthcr, Hea'J-
I moot, Nederland, Groves, Port
' Neches and Orange clubs. .
Mrs. Boise Taliaferro accepted
the oppointmeat aa radio and TV
ihairtaan to fill the voasacy ct*-
i a ted when Mrs. J Cullen Brown-
ing resigned. __
Mrs. C. H. French, ehs-rromi of
the social committee, Mr*. Coroe-
Ue Stephens and Hester McColgin .
were In charge of Monday* parly. 1
j Mn A. P. Belton, prstodwit. oon-
rn* WS-O-'
. Without ■
COME IN AND THY IT OUT!
wfiunanderV8
N«w typ« V-R ffinglnffi Hiot
pocks a fffirrific punch I
fonsational acceleration!
Soper-smooth 120 horsopoworl
Surprisingly low priced I
Best Eight
in actual gas mileage!
AMAZINGLY THRIFTY!
' In tbe W51 MobHpoi Economy ffim,
a Stadebabof Commondoe V-« tad
*1
JL AND M. CI.Ce MEETS
A meeting of the A. sod M
igWk wfll be uoadertad Thursday
atl JO at the courthouse for the j
purpose of dlecusstac ptam tar a ■
porVto be held in toe nesr fu-
Cirri'- Cemmorrit W.jemtyori#****""*■'
210 GRKN AVENUE
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 169, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 18, 1951, newspaper, July 18, 1951; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth556798/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.