Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 28, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 February 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1946.

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POLITICAL COMMENT

I the center of attention, completely overshadowing government q officials, Stage Actress Cornelia .Otis Skinner arid Movie actress

I "Newsreel was made,

ways did have ideas."

political issue of the Pearl Har-1 "Many people," wrote another, Ed Knight, Chas. Woods and in Dugger. lianapolis, spent the week-encft bor inquiry by which they had ; "are completely tired of so much daughter and Mrs. Harbaugh j Mrs. Jennie Boston, who has with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.X

'Everett Hendricks.

Bailey Bedwell of Bed- j w. D. Criss transacted business1

GOV. GATES AND MR JENNER hoped to be able to smear the 'Pearl Harbor' from a certain ;were in Terre Haute Thursday, ibeen ill is slowly improving.

POLITICAL COMMENT iwus ""er ana iviuvie actress . . inai a puuucdi macmiie, nuv- iate rresiaeni itooseveu nas i bunch ol politicians." Mrs Justin. Rncnn W v, m

"LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON'' Margaret Taylor. .ever powerful-and whether not only got the would-be "With dozens of pressing prob-, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tnm ' t .,tr-CT-! i - t' 'in0 MonHav

Bascom M. Timmons, Washing- "Newsreel was made. And built on beer, or otherwise may, smearers nowhere, it has back-. lems unsolved, Congress is wast- r'or. . . , Z1"11 m u,uu,m , Franklin, althouah he was con-i like the m-overbial aDDlecart. be firprf on tlipm Thp faith of f.he'i t;m nnrf omrtrips in a fruit- v-"IdIIS'el or lerre -Haute, sister. Mrs. John Smith. I Mr. and Mrs. Ernte 1 nee spew

Sun relates: tinually reminded that he had upset, was demonstrated in the people in their great wartime less effort to prove that President MODert Wneaton spent Friday Miss Phyllis Hendricks of Ind- Sunday at Herb Jknigni s.

"Jaunty as ever, Franklin D. omy a Iew minutes to eaten a New Orleans city elections a leader never wavered; but if he Roosevelt did or did not start the Roosevelt, Jr., marched into the plane, insisted that one portion day or two ago. . . had needed vindication, the in- war with Japan," Still another White House the other day for , of the f ilm be redone. j The position of the party in vestigation would definitely have wrote, "The seven-day examinable opening of the National In- " 'We must get this right,' he ' power was believed to be im- ' established it. , tion of General Marshall was a fantile Paralysis Foundation 1 said with a smile. pregnable. So powerful was the i . . disgrace and insult to the intell-

drive. 1 "Watnh for him tn hp throw- i Clty machine that the new-comer, ciiB uu yB m igence of fair.minded Americans.

Letters have been pouring

" 1W IJJlll (.U UC U1IUW- .... . , -r-r I .. . ... "Ushers and guards grabbed ine that charm around in demo- candidate, a young World War II on Capitol Hill protesting against Nothing will come of this but a

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niS nana. Secret (Service- men rri in nnl tinnl rirnloa nno nf tVioro : vtLciou iioiiitu "-"-""-l U,"J

. greeted him warmly, and one of days."

tne wnite House secretaries

j Morrison, was not believed to have a chance. Betting odds

the committee's tactics, which i0t 0f stirred-up prejudices

so irritated the attorney for the which will remain unchanged."

investigation, Mitchell, that he , The one clear thing which has

FOR ITS i

placed her. hands on his shoulders ' F. D. R., Jr., as a very active I against him ranged from 4 to 1, j resigned in disgust; and the emerged is that what happened

with tears in her eves. member of the American vet-: to as high as 15 to 1, with no

"He took it all in his stride and erans' committee, one of the takers, was as charming and as poised two large veterans organizations The machine was toppled as his late father was, with which have come out of World principally because it was a many of the same gestures of the War II, has been doing splendid machine. hands and the tossing of the work in New York as head of j head. ' their veterans' housing program, j

"During the gathering it was When someone remarked about sih.ak ahuii-i,

. Roosevelt who was surrounded this to his mother recently, she

by the largest circle, who was smiled and said, "Franklin al- The GOP attempt to make a

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letters indicate that the people of iWas not President Roosevelt's the country also are fed up. fault. As to whose fault it was,

National CIO Legislative Di- the Navy itself, says the United rector, Nathan Cowen wrote states now has come to the conChairman Alben W. Barkley . of elusion that it was "a catastrophe the Pearl Harbor Committee this of errors," in which many factors week, demanding that the in- and people innocently figured.

DOES A REVERSE-SMEAR! vestigation be dropped so that 'At au

tne live senators on tne ten-man "" -.., ,vi" - - - committee can do "their duty to new campaign issue if he can the people who elected them." find one. This never was anyThe editor of the Chicago Sun thing but a red herring to cover feature, "Inside Washington," re- "P the republican party's lack of ports that the letters flooding any real policy and their votes Washington from all sections of in Congress before Pearl Harbor.

the country, and

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representing a

cross-section Of public opinion, are equally critical. A Michigan man wrote, "This is a very strong republican county, but most of the people whom

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I talk to are getting fed up with Everatt Hendricks spent Wedthe" time-wasting tactics of the ' nesday in Terre Haute, republican members of the com-! ' ,. mittee." ! Buddy Rogers was dismissed A woman wrote, "Why waste 1 from the cx CoUnty hospital so much time about Pearl Har- ! Monday. bor? The ones making the noise i TI1S4i(,p Ronton snent Tuesday

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