The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-23

expiring in January, lV4e. Tn spite of that, ODaniel has been more active than many iO44 candidates and that has apparently caused the senate committee investigators under Robert T, Murphy to wonder why. Pappy hos again started pub. llcatlon of the w. Leo Opaniel News, violently anti.Ncw Deal weekly whose masthead gives tho office of publication as P. Q. Box 2O00, or 18th and II St, N. w. Washington, D. O., but Is actually printed and mailed from sFort Worth, Tex. Application for sec- ond -class mailing permit is pending. An initial press run of 100, copies Q week was indicated, but 1t IS understood this has been nlate- Fially reduced. Even so, this as no shoestring operation and there are questions on where the money comes from and where the paper comes from, considering WIPE limi- tatlon orders. Three tons of paper per issue would Do required for l00,- 00O copies of on eight.page issue BROADCAsTs FAR FROM HOME
 On the air, through recordings made in Washington, Pappy Is broadcastlng ib.nlinute programs over iB stationS-seven in Oklahoma, Ave in Texas, and in Albuquerque Billings, Los Angeles, NashVille LouisVille and Lexington, The queS- tons here are what interest c Texas senator has in Montana, California, Tennessee and Kentucky, even H you grant there might Do some sense In his using outlets in Oklahoma, and again, where does the money come frofn2
 Early in June, o'DanIel sent out a circular letter on letterheads Of the Senate Commerce committee, of which he is member, appeal ing for funds to start the W. Lee O'Daniel News
 while little Of importance was before Congress" wrote Pappy, T took time out and for five weeks have been going up and down the state of Texas listening to the inner. most thoughts Of the common citi' zens."
 What Pappy heard, he wrote, was that ii years of RooBevelt's rule or ruin racket had stripped them ot their personal freedom, and they therefore asked him to resume pub' lication of his paper and to go on the air daily or ct least once c week as he did iR the last campaign when he "kept the New Deal from send. ing Q yes-man to CongreBB" The reference was apparently to Lyndon Johnson, whom o'Daniel defeated for the Senate,
 Anyway, o'Danlel closed his letter by saying that tho people dug down in their pockets and contributed 9I00,000 then, and this money was all put in the bank to Do spent for this purpose, So readers were urged to All out the enclosed blank and send t in with their remittance by return mail. Five dollars for b2 iB. sues, beginning with July /,
 ODANIEL GIVES PERSONAL
 SERVICE
 Individual issues sell for Q dime. one Of the rare sights of Washing. ton iS to sec Senator O'DAniei hifll- self, . packet of papers under his arm, walking across the street from the Washington Hotel, where he lives, to the news stand opposite the Treasury, to give the home town paper butcher his supply Of the W, Lee o'Daniei News for the week,
 Actual makeup Of the paper in Texas ig entrusted to Garfield CraWs ford, who is also secretarystreaBurer Of the Common CitiSens' Radio league, which handles or sponsors some of the O'Daniei broadcaBtg. CFawford's name bobs Up oil through the O'Daniel records and he has been Subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating committee in WaBhs ington, Pappy hasn't paid any ct. tention to suggestions that he him. self appear before the committee to tell what his campaign activities are ail about,