The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 99, July 1995 - April, 1996 Page: 434
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who was dissatisfied with his own ration could exchange his for mine. His cup
would be placed where mine had been, and all others could do the same" (p.
81).
Towery writes that he judged others by chow dipper values: "I cannot imagine
Lyndon Johnson, for instance, ever having been chosen as chow dipper in the
first place. And certainly, given his proclivities, it was a job he could not have
kept for more than a few days in any event. He pandered to, was chosen by, and
was bankrolled by people who wanted and expected something extra, even if it
had to be taken from others. In the process, he became very rich and very pow-
erful" (p. 82).
Yes, in the pages of this book, the reader will find grudges pressed like flowers.
Dallas KENT BIFFLE
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