The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
SENATOR HARRISON HAS
QUIET OBSERVANCE OF
HIS 59TH BIRTHDAY
Spends sAe Day Attending His Duties As Chairman OF
Senate Finance COMMITTEES. Would Like 70 Is
Among Home Folks. But Duty Cabs

Senator psi B&rr1naE q MisxaSrE
snearnc u tas tA& e ursp&rlrs 81
exreE rrafi1s tax nsnaSuTs AZ TN
prr1nxf te3tzrr uf 1E nattunai Ge-
fsnss program h@a . oases onserv-
nxce taasg. THURSDAY August =
of his afST-uinsn htrztadAy
II eoao health zrc - IRE spzrx
lase enazrusA1 az TIE Senate Fnzuc
Committee WHOSE carver began rs 3
nezshug en the STREETS 81 Crystal
SrrznRx where he w&s t1se star K42ss-
mar fr~ TIA Msnzr2xtz Commercial
AREA commented Ira TnErNaSs
VII no - out q nzf crd1ua-T
II sn476 re car as uszA4 afteno.
sng V III oDtins Is 3 uenbez q
she CcnEwc&
M a. ~ nnae1 himself s.zzy
ustA sase affairs az Asxtx. he took
fsrnx eruuEh to reject 4z&s his 81
reRrx rs b rresnnEF q Congress
have oeau HAPPY oEze4 Epauf t. asE
mxx4oe &C Ezy state &ud nation
e rscaas az A~slEssksappi have
beer Esn1 70 me be eAA1 II deep
n ApurecSNn their kiEzoneSseS use4r
fafsn n M ard u1Ezr nestuw4i q
the hauors q hssh nffkot or me !
wou8c nks 10 rsnex ms associations
naorp ofts1 n tar STATE tcr I knew
q nc paxne I wnaaH rather be. b4E
IRE pressure e. legislative nark
particularly n fhrse rry1nF dSyE O.
uFsvet zr 1f thRz umx
ssz1zsu~ Harrison came 20 Con-
grxzs n 49, a. , fBeznber az the
House fren the Co3ss distract q
N8anzapn9 As 3 youth. ne mad A.
terde1 Lo1isAna state univerxity.
where he m q rna4zzEtay q tfsf
n4sehzEs teams pstEntus staff Lass-
he taught school In Mississippi arc
studded las Eecueu d4stxact a.
tcrney. he served ursa ferrn ard naen
cszae C. Congress After cae4li wears
N thg House. fe va ElHrtNd % tne
Senate n 1913
And nou a. he xauz1ders some q
his Eorevuraenfaf hzroezas a. the ma
tsnn enters . R1xznt1r preparedness
pruxrxzn- ~ Aouas back &C the Weird
Wa cars when he wAx AzgocAAieu
with President woooroa Wilson. >
perioc which definitely marked LIS
rsst 70 > pzace of lez1erk1ip IN tf1e
nsro1x affairs
-Eou cara aAvs are upon the
worln aza1n he SAID to-day we
are giving ozf oefensn6 While ]
vii never VOTE 70 1eEc cur youth
serosk TIE ma2S ] belieee that Some
farm @ ~seaective service h neces-
sary We mus al indulgk IN s4cra-
nee Rorsey must share the bur
oen equally with raAnpower. n
x1ew Ct thR nEftcnaz refense rro-
gran. taxes wsI increase As 3
united nation. lei - fAoe the fu-
turt VIII calm heAck ard Etcut
hearts
Ever . power II the Democrats
party Senator Harrison Wa one O.
the EsehxHo-the-AreneS workers Il
IN aETzEe1nx uae preSt2eatzAl
nomination Tor fornsrz 0UVernas
James Ii Cox az One II is2a az
. ucket thas tncludeo Franklin ..
Roosevelt for xlee president II
izzA ne wAx the temporary chair
mai an1 keynote speaker al the
celebrated DeuocafE2c national cuu-
vent1cn r. Nex York wlasn he tackled
The eczntrTx funnybore with ths
pnrnae show me Al 0l vel aEs1
II slznw 30 the Republican party
q car haAuc ca the Teapot Dense
srzfz1a1 II IezG. he wurkrd valiant
~ g Alfred Il Smith. the partyz
nesnInee for president In 1880. ne
ms a. important factor n thf nom
mAiiun q Ar Roosevelt
Win the e3ectton q LIZ. Eoose-
veil. Senator HarT1Hsuk legislative
life began a new phase Always re-
nuuHn<d for ntk ready. keen icrenxr
weapons arc ready repaTtee r. c.
nzte which w1n him the sppella-
ton q Senate Gadf1y and also
recoEuzec for his Legislative ahi1ty.
he fer Tears had been one q tine
Eenztek mosi effective cpp~oxsaonlstS
q the Republicans But r. iaxz. he
wa named Chairman C the al