Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 271, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1944 Page: 3 of 4
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Disney Quits Congress
After 14-Year Service
By HEIIN ESSARY
Central Press Columnist
OTON — Saw Congrt-sswoman Winifred Stanley (they
Peep) in the cloak room of the House of Representatives™
V New York's congrua«wonmn-at-large who has all those
aae stamp hats.
inversion nor on reconversion or whatever the national
"? moment is. nor on employment compensation did I in
r. But on "What effect do you think those elaborate nejj^
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e*t«a a plefny* hat «UM With baby pink tulle V ,
C-mgnuswoman Stanley left me and too earnest comfersatlon to
urfctwrn to tho Haor for a v«t«. You could hear the rtading clerk
no« "' U.-lj thj swinging doors to the chamber shouting themes of
anh« '^wss^ett., He kad *ot down the: alphiih?fi|ptai'^aa "Shep.
raid," when Miss Bo-Peep Storiiey tripped away,
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planning- relation* with foreign governments, recognition of tempo-
f rary fioyemments atvl such.
, The Army and Navy tell the state department what to do In tac.
Upa-^for example, in iiuch a matter as when to put the heat on neu-
tral Spain (recently done), and tell her to stop sending clnnobar to
Germany from which mercury, a valuable war material, is made,
® NEXT, I FOUND MYSELF getting Into a nest of Oklahoma law-
makers. And next, all of lis were talking about Indiana. Ypu always
talk about Indians, and with pride, in Oklahoma. I should say you
always talk "to" Indians in Oklahoma or In the Oklahoma repre-
sentation in Congress. There's much Indian blood in the state that
used to be called Indian Territory.
Congressman Wesley Disney, who la retiring to private life in
Tulsa after seven terms "on the Hill," looks part Cherokee. Disney
says he'd have liked to make the Senate in that recent try of his
but he honestly thinks Pappy O'Danlel Is likely right when he says
the tenure of offlce for members of Congress should be limited. Look-
i«tg back, money knows he got into a deep rut In Washington.
Victor* Wlckersham of Mangum, Okla., "born on a farm near Lono
«he also looks part Cherokee), reported that "while his wife
i away on a little vacation he had put up 43 glass Jars of peaches.
I was she surprised when she came home and found them all
sitting «m the kitchen floor In a row."
Certainly she was surprised. When most left-at-home husbands
take an interest In peaches, they are sot the kind you put into
glass Jem.
Congressman Jed Johnson sold he was sorry he did not have any
Indian blood in his veins but he did have thousands of Indians In his
district. They were good citizens. Then we began talking of Will
Rogers and how if you live in Oklahoma you Just
have to.be related somehow to Will Rogers. It's as i Rogers* li
Important as being being kin to Robert E. Lee If you rT
"come from Virginia." .f Kn '°
Some people in Oklahoma count on sending one of | Congress?
Will Rogers' relations, an almost full-blooded Indian *
rejoicing in the name of Dennis Bushyhead, to Congress In Novem-
ber. Postybly there's a dash of wild Irish rose in Bushyhead's first
rutin*. Ajtyhow, the Oklahomanii 1 met In the House cloak room said
lie was a fine guy, smart lawyer and so on. j
Leaving the House I trotted over to the Senate to find that tho
tipper body had inadvertently announced officially that the war wast
over. It had taken down the blackout purtains. Obviously somebody !
think? the cnpitol won't be attacked by bombs. J'
(RAOITION BREAKER 13 EYEFUL
Hull looks over the business for
the «lay on his fjirdj birthday an-
niversary. He has held his oflico'
longer than any other secretary1
of state. In the history of' tile
United States. (Ia*, czsztior.il \
JAf SKIPS in Manila bay in the
day assault Sept. 20-21. Many
southeast toward Bngoor bay,
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Philippines take a terrific beating from
ships were hit and many were sunk,
arm of Manila bay.
U. S. Navy planes in that two- '
Tkte photo was made looking •
(International Soumlpboto) i
PHILIPPINE HEAD
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YOU'RE #l|lilNG
ME!
, By WILLIAM
Central Pros Writeru
AN EDUCATOR urges that
the art of debate be revived. It
has—ever since the football sea-
son began.
Ill,
Lunchtime has been limited
to 15 minutes in Germany. OA,
well, many a Nasi baa lost his
appetite, anyway.
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the plane) Venus, astronomers
tell us, is a billion years younger
than the Earth. HI, kitll
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The collar button, according
to a fashion note, will soon dis-
appear. Ours already has—
about three times a week, under
the bureau.
Grandpappy Jenkins points
out that an old maid's favorite
one-man band is the wedding
ting.
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Warmer weather In tho middle
west. Must be tho result of that
lust dosed red-hot American
league pennant race,
III
A town in Minnesota is
named North Pole. Its Cham-
b:r of Commerce, no doubt, has
small hope of it ever becoming
a popular winter resort,. . ,
due tcrcolds ♦ ♦
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APPROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS
Buy War Stamps and Bonds!
HONEYMOONING NOW, Maria Paloma Osmen'a,-daughter of the pres-
ident of the Philippines, and Jamea Milne Ciiarnley, .pianist, vvtre
married in New York, The bride's father, Sergio Osmena, recently
became head of the Philippine government. (internations!)
Give to the RED CROSS;
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«*SITY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S tradition breaker Is pretty Miss
Helen McDevltt of Marshall, N. C.t who is the first women mathe-
matics Instructor at Chapel HUL Graduated from Western Carolina
Teachers college, the striking school ma rm worked for a while at the
North Carolina statistics bureau In Raleigh before she went to Caro-
lina last year to get her master's degree In mathematics. Navy V:i2'
students,, who for the most part compose h?r classes, are giving the
ppple markets a booming business. ; >> (International^
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•I FINDING TABLEWARE
IZmmm
Be firit to get a set of this lovely
tableware the ea v, thrifty way!
It ha< a delicate pattern that all
women will lo*e! Get your first
piece today—lust a k your gro-
cer lor a "Premium Package" ol
delicious, nourishing Mother's
Oats—America's SUPER Breakfast Food. Yourlamily
Will enjoy iM rich whole-grain flavor—ask for second
helpings. Whole-grain oatmeal leads all natural cere
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energy Vitamin Bl. Take advantage ol this double
««lue today!
9S FIRST TO
OCT A SET
THIS BAST WAV/
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1. NAME Itm COfrElPOTl
Do you use a drip pot, percolator, vacuum pot, or plain old-fashioned
coffeepot? No matter which, just tell the coffee expert in your
AAP store. In the special coffee mil!, lie will Custom Grind ASii9
CitTec to the precise fineness required. And... that's important,
because correct grinding means better flavor in cycty cup you drink.
i. trac 0' piiHT/moKs
sure o
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"hoarded"
^ WfU,4ha^ewdas<ve AfcF.«*Jters
do...at flavor peak off goes the heat—oot
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are fresh 'cause they're
r the roaster-fresh bean when you buy. And
fiat fresh just tm to be good!
5. RICHER IN YOUR «U*
First cup to last you'll love-Coffee that's
five ways better. Change now to A&P
Coffee—there's a blend to suit your taste.
FOR PERFECT DRIP COFFEE
Have your fresh bean coffee ground!
A&P DRIP grind—that's exactly right
for a drip pot. Measure 2 levd table-
spoons of coffee for each aip into
"dripper". Pour 1 cup'of briskly boil-
ing water, for each cup of coffee re-
quired, over coffee. Cover, and allow
all of coffee to drip into pot. Remove
"dripper", cover pot, s« ve at once.
I MU MS
2 lbs. 41c
lbs. 47c
VMOftOK t finer
lbs. 51c
ADM. 10R0 LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN, right, supreme Allied com-
r in southeast Asia, returned to Ceylon from a trip to Bng-
WHEN
mander.
land, he was welcomed back by Gen. Joseph Stlhvell, commander of
V. 8. and Chinese forces in northern Burma, who met him at the air-
port. At the meeting, the serious Allied position in China mtist
have been the conversation subject..
.(International).
WILL PAY CASH FOR USED CARS
Tires, Batteries and Seat Covers for most
make cars. Also complete line of parts
arid Accessories,—Official Tire Inspec-
tion Station. ~ 1 rt
-Chevrolet Sales and Service—
Chevrolet Company
—PHONE505— ' T 4i;'
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DANIEL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Electrical CSfitraeting
Fixtures, Wiring And Appliances
SERVICE FIRST PHONST 876
117 SOUTH BRECRENRIDGE ^AVENUE
JIMMIE DANIEL, OWNER . BP^CKSpjID^ TEXAS
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GET READY NOW
FOR WINTER /f ; ^Vvy
Water Cut-Offs, Gas Connections, Si
Plumbing needs should l>a attopd-
2tl to NOW!
PHONE 403
Standard Fixtures /
Mission WATER HEATERS
J. M. Stanley
CITY
Plumbing Company
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Hall, C. M. Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 271, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1944, newspaper, October 6, 1944; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth132222/m1/3/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.