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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Mrs. Fred Voss, Gypsum, has
been seriously i'll of pneumonia for
the past week in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John c. Jensen.
Her condition is reported as slight
ly improved.
-. - -
Captain Tom Heating has re-
turned to his desk clerks job at
the Lake Hotel after a two-week
illness,
ST Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
lines, Route 3, are the par
ents of a son born Friday
in Magruder hospital. The baby
weighed four pounds, liz ounces
at birth.
-: -
Watch these columns for an i'm
portant announcement Of interest
to all. 44-2t
Roy Frye entered st. Vincent's
Hospital, Toledo, Saturday morn
ing for surgery. He is now re-
cuperating in his Fremont Road
home.
Miss Barbara Petersen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stems Peter
sen, arrived home Thursday from
Ohio State University to spend
the holidays.
~ A seven pound baby girl
was born Friday in Ma
gruder hospital to Mr.,
and Mrs. Lloyd Tack, of Oak Har-
Dor.
Capt. Lee Miller, of Put-in-Bay,
was a Port Clinton visitor the
fore part of the week, attending
the Christmas Party of the CO.
lonial Club, Monday evening, and
the Vacationland meeting at the
Island Hotel, Tuesday evening.
-: -: -
~&NI Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Ma
a. son are the parents of a
son born Saturday in Ma
gruder hospital. The baby weigh
ed seven pounds, 1872 ounces.
For cooking and serving that
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

DIR. j. G. Yingling and Lea
Regal left for Miami, Florida,
Friday, to spend several weeks in
the sunny south.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

The animal Christmas party for
Ohio Public Serpice Company en-
ployees and families will be held
in the Doherty Mems Fraternity
club rooms of the Camper build
ing, Friday evening, December %,
when Santa Claus will bring his
annual greetings and presents for
the kiddies. Ralph Mackey and
Roland Stuckey are co-chairmen
in charge of the arrangements.
~NI Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Behlmer, Rocky Ridge,
= are the parents of a son
weighing seven pounds, four oun-
ces, when born last Thursday in
Magruder Hospital.
-: -
Mrs. Irving Becker, of New
York City, spent several days here
this week as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Callahan.
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POINSETTIAS-3 and a bios
SONS, s1.50. klingbiePs. '44-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

A fertility rite of Bengal
marriage ceremony consists in
tying the bridal couple to tree
by thread.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hopfnger are
enroute to Florida, where they
will spend the winter months.
They are travelling by the trailer
route and will stop at various
places while in the south.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

wNT Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Wiedenhoft, Marblehead,
are the parents Of a son
born Monday in Magruder hos
pitaI. The baby weighed seven
pounds, one and one-half ounces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Fred Voss, Gypsum, has
been seriously i'll of pneumonia for
the past week in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John c. jensen.
Her condition is reported as slight
ly improved.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Receipt books on sale at News
office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Guaranteed watch and jewelry
repair at Philips, jewelers.. 7-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Captain Tom Heating has re-
turned to his desk clerks job at
the Lake Hotel after a two-week
illness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, one and one-half ounces.
POINSETTIAS-3 and BIOS
SONS, $1.50. Klingbiel's. Alt
George Borman, secretary Of the
Putin Bay Chamber of Commerce,
attended the meeting Of the Va
cationland committee at the Island
Hotel, Tuesday evening, returning
to the island Wednesday.
@@T Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
a. Schlcssner, Oak Harbor,
are announcing the arrival
of Il daughter weighing five lbs,
IL 3/4 ounces, born Monday in
Magruder hospital.
-: -
Members Of the Methodist Mems
Club held their annual Good Eel
lowship Night program and oyster
supper in the church basement,
Monday evening, when l.. S. Lar
son and Earl Antrim served as
co-chairmcn Of the program COM
mittee.
s%MT Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
T-/ PluCkhorn, Route |, are
the parents Of daughter
weighing six pounds, seven and
one-quarter ounces, born Wednes
day in Magruder hospital.
-:
Watch these columns for an inn
portant announcement of interest
to all. 44-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richey and
son, Park, will leave Wednesday
to spend Christmas week as
guests Of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob
inson and son, John, in Poplar,
Montana.
Ray Boiler, president of the
Kiwanis club, entertained club
officials and committee chairmen
at his home in Carroll township,
Thursday evening, when IA mem
bers took part in the dinner pro-
gram. ID. D. Sims, club secretary,
presented his annual report at
this meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Sy Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
lines, Route 3, are the par
ents Of a son born Friday
in Magruder hospital, The baby
weighed four pounds, 1112 ounces
at birth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

%MT Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Immel, of Oak Harbor, are
= the proud parents of
Daughter weighing five pounds,
IL ounces, born Sunday in Magru-
der hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Watch these columns for an i'm
portant announcement Of interest
to all. 44-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Stop at Webb's, 303 Fulton st.
for your Christmas Toys, Games,
Wrappings and Cards. Order
your holiday popcorn balls. Phone
1921. 44-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Roy Frye entered st. Vincent's
Hospital, Toledo, Saturday morn
ing for surgery. He is now re-
cuperating in his Fremont Road
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Miss Barbara Petersen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stems Peter
sen, arrived home Thursday from
Ohio State University to spend
the holidays.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

For cooking and serving that
Christmas dinner, use our native
island wines. See our display.
Wines from 90c to $1.35 and up.
Island Wine Store, 80 Madison st.
Phone S331. Alt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

POINSETTIAS-3 and a bios
SONS, S1.50. klingbiels. '44-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

~ A seven pound baby girl
was born Friday in Ma
gruder hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Tack, Of Oak Har-
Dor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Capt. Lee Miller, Of Put-in-Bay,
was a Port Clinton visitor the
fore part of the week, attending
the Christmas Party of the Co
lonial Club, Monday evening, and
the Vacationland meeting at the
Island Hotel, Tuesday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

--2NT Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Ma
a. son are the parents of a
son born Saturday in Ma
gruder hospital. The baby weigh
ed seven pounds, 13h2 ounces.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

the blame again Democrats act
no blame~~and no action, The
country remains safe from both
parties.
We have dixinfistion and o dol
lar goes farther ihAn before n
was q great feat when wsshlns Z.
ton tf1rew one across the Potomac
Nov ne toss them srross tire
Atlantic. The labor market. hcw-
ever. Ia still tight II 10 hard
10 get . good housepaintsf
Ths Democratic Eighty -arss
Congress has proved TIA superb
ority over the Republican Eakh.
tIeth. II does tssA auIekss.
Many Republicans would liks 10
be liberal. but don like the eem-
pany they'd hare to keep Demo
Gratis refrain from eeina con-
Aervative for the same reason.
That ia the extent Of unlfession.
30 far.
In the rosy future as our nsw
welfare STATE. TammanY Hall may
be- able 10 recognize a eRndt6sis
for Congress wssen II hears l1ia
name. Franklin d Roosevelt, iF+
has wSn q seat in Congress amid
Republican waTnings Hold ogstu
your hat. boYa. here re 80 asssn-
GytdfoB -
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Guard. To a medley Of airs they
sing:
They made them what they are
today,
But they're not satisfied;
The Dixiecrats and COP
Together can't abide.
A Jenner and an Ellender,
A Hoey and Capehart
Do nothing but dodge.
So-God bless Lodge
That's the cry of an Aiken -"
Spoken by baritone; Stop the
music! Aiken!
Sung by quartet: That's the cry
Of an AIKEN heart!
Morse Breaks Out in Song.
Onto the scene comes Senator
Wayne Morse to shake a warning
finger. to the tune of Lavender
Blue
why are we slow. dilly daily. why
are we slow?
We have no plan. dilly daily.
nothing to show.
Up on the hill. dilly daily. no.
where to go.
And not a bill, dilly daily. ever
can grow"
Two of the minstrels. Senator
Richard B. Russell and Senator
Kenneth Wherry, sang to the
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Fire Partly Destroys House
Where Washington Slept

Fire last night partially de-
stroyed the third floor OF n historic
building at 2sls X street NV.
where George Washington was a
guest the last nlsht he spent In the
Capital city.
Two alarms were pulled. as
flames and smoke poured from the
windows OF the stucco building
now converted 10 an apartment
house. The interiors OF two apart
ments were destroyed before The
fire was brought under control.
One person was carried from the
burning building by Pvt, N. l..
Richardson OF the Third precinct.
He was identified as James Bran
on, 80. colored. Taken to the
Third precinct, he was charged
with being drunk
Constructed about lTe5 by
Thomas Peter. husband OF Martha
Parke CuStis. granddaughter OF
Mrs Washington. the home later
was owned by Robert Peter. first
mayor OF Georgetown, For many
years after the turn OF the 18th
century 1t served as the first resi-
dence maintained by the British
for their ministers 10 this country
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Diplomats S Daughter. I.
Injured by Automobile

Glare Wilson. 2.yeas old daugh.
ter Of nfst secretary ot tire
British Embassy. suffered q trAe-
tured les and cuts about The face
yesterday afternoon when she vas
struck by an automobile In ffnfft
OF her home. lsis Twenty. ninth
street NV.
Mrs &, n, Wilson Maid her dauFi1.
ter had been pIAysnG nefo&s llNe
street and was hll when abe al.
tempted to cross from behind .
parked car. She vas admitted 10
Chlldrsnx Hospital where her
condition was described - good.
Police listed the driver as Prescott
l.. Wethefell. ~. q Bethesda con.
tractor.
In another accident. q a.yeaf.
old boy was struck oy . taxi as
ne ran for a ball and underwent
amputatlon OF his lsf, foot ss Q
result.
The victim was James jefferson.
ir,. eoiored. Of 7sa Fifty-ffftn
street NE. who alAo suffered o
severe conclusion. q fractured kft
arm and internal injuries, Hs
Was struck in the 300 block of
Twenty second street NE. where
he VAS visiting. and was taken TO
childrens Hospital where his fort
Sas amputatsd. The driver of
the taxi wAs listed by police a.
John Y johnson. ~. colored. cf
46b2 HAYES street NE.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

kept busy IN Washington eeiserAi-
ma his victorious defeats Tas,
wonderful mandate O. the Ne
yenoer election seems 10 have esl-
Ia psed and there IA sgag 10 the
tune og The Last Roundup
I'm huniln' for Our lost mandate
Gonna look everywhere. even
IN Ioway,
II Il Riar there ] night Jus,
as vel stay.
I'm huntin for our lost mandate
- The fate Of Mon c Ws!lgren
introduced rs ''snooker champion
OF the West. wax next portrayed
Mr.. wallgren. former Governor o.
Washington. waS named National
Resources Board chairman hs
President Truman. but MT TYu-
man Was unable 10 set his sp-
pointment confirmed by the Sen
ate and Withdrew IL last week
Mr.. Wallsren sings;
I'm just q man out OF work,
Wanting a job with the rest 0!
the mob.
So tell me why should IL be true
That ! get kick out OF YOU"
Senator J. Howard McGrath
national Democrats chairman
appears 10 raise the question as "a
whether Harry wants 10 stay pas;
1888 To the tune OF Once in
Love With Amy" he MARBLES:
Once in love with Harry.
But now were stuck with Harry
Pour years for sure nov. faSci-
mated by him.
We must put up with him-~till
then
Then followed a satIrical thrust
at Defense Secretary Louis John
son. portrayed as having his eve
on the White House. To the air OF
"A-You're Adorable" Mr.. John
son sings:
Aim available,
B-I've been bountiful.
CT m a man who's full Of charm
D-Dont be desolate.
Elm election bait,
FIN one man fire alarm"
Then along comes Justice Vim
son-but now he is Fire Chief
VinSon Of the Democratic Buckle,
Brigade. The fire chief tells his
story with a song. 10 the tune OF
I've Got My Love to Keep Me
Warm"
His bills are failing.
The party S ailine.
And COP. wants TO rule
This Is no time for him TO be
cruel.
Hes got Ole Fred to keep him
cool"
Then. to the rousing syncopatior
Of "Alexander's Ragtime Band,
the Gridiron audience heard ths
closing song of the Democratic
Skit--
Come on along. come on and joir
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Ind Edward j. Thye, Senator
Bascom N. Timmons. HoustoH
Chronicle. Charles r. Tittmann
Adolf Torovsky. Niles Trammeli
New York City; Juan r. Trippe
New York City: Walter Trojan
Chicago Tribune: Charles r. Trus-
sell, New York Times; Charles TAFT
Trussell. Lexington. Va; Joseph p.
Tumulty. jr.; W. r, Turner. Rock
vile, Nd. and Charles l.. Tut,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
v.
L. A. Van Bomel New York City:
Arthur H. vandenberc. Senator
Gen. H. s. Vandenbcrg. chief Of
staff, United States Air Force
Charles Van Devander. New York
Post; Maj. Gen. H. H. Vaughan,
Army aide to the President. and
Earl Venable. Republican Congress
sional Campaign Committee.
w.
Charles z. Wade. Chevy Chase
Md; Walter H. Waggoner, New York
Times: Philip M, Wagner. Bslti-
more. Arthur c. Wahlstedt. Kansas
City Star. Wilmer J. Waller. Alfred
d. Wslling. Newark Evening News
Franklyn Waltman. Philadelphia
w r. Walton. South Bend. Ind.
William H Ward, Wilmington. Del.
Albert l.. Warner, Washington. ID. C.;
Charles Warren. Charles l.. Watkins
Senate parliamentarian: John c. A
Watkins. Providence Journal: Roy
Garrett Watson, Christian Science
Monitor: Bryce Weaver. Richard
Well. jr, Englewood. N. j.; Sidney
J. Weinberg, New York City; Edward
Weintal. Newsweek: Brig. Gen. w
w. Wensinger. U. s. NJ. C.: William
w. Weston. Philadelphia: Dan H
Wheeler. Chevy Chase, Md; Dudley
A. White. Ssndusky. Ohio: William
S. White, New York Times; Roger
j, Whiteford, Chevy Chase. Nd:
Leroy Whitman, Army and Navy
Journal; J. Russell Virgins. wash
ingfon Post: William James Wig
gins. st. Paul, MINI: Jack Williams,
Kansas City Star. Robert Z. VIII
liams. Raleigh. N. c.: Wash q.
williams. Walter A. Williamson,
Joseph s. Wilson. Mayor OF VIII
mington, Del: Jack B. Wilson.
Minneapolis Star and Tribune: Lyle
c. Wilson, United Press Associate tiens
Richard l.. Wilson, Des Moines
Register and Tribune: w. Thatcher
Winslow. Austin v. Wood. Wheeling
News-Register: j. Howard Wood,
Chicago Tribune; Lewis Wood, New
York Times: Paul Weoton, New
Orleans Times-Picayune: James l.
Wright, Buffalo Evening News, and
Richard II. Wright.
X.
Henry xander.
Y.
John Russell Young. n. D. Young
Arlington, Va
Il.
Fred NJ. Zeder, Detroit, Mich.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

swing OF Clancy Lowered the
Boom:
Up in the Senate Democrats
thought everything was fair ::
They had a dozen extra votes and
maybe more 10 spare;
They said. Let's change the SEN
ate rules and give the pro-
gram room.
They asked for q poll and called
for the roll
Then we lowered the boom"
AT this point the Republicans
received a gentle ribbing for their
ope-springs-eternal persistence
in trying to burrow out from under
repeated Democratic victories.
Senator Millikin was heard sing
ing to the air of Some Day:
Some day we are hoping to- find
him,
Some one to restore COP.
Some one with defeats all be-
nina MIN,
Who can lead us and call us
To new victory"
The Democratic Party was taken
over the Gridiron jumps in a mu-
sical chivari laid at a forks of =
the-creek railroad station where q
crowd Is gathered to welcome
President Truman-but he never
gets there because il seems he s
Evening star., 1949-05-22

musical story based on the coali-
ton of Republicans and Southern
Democrots in Congress. Senator
Robert A.. Taft was the interlocu-
tor. The skit opened with chorus
singing, to the tune Of Cruising
Down the River:
Voting in the Senate on sum-
mer afternoon
And saying NO like Gro-my-ko
In a Russian Groom.
We all vote NO together.
Well wreck each other soon
Voting in the Senate on sum-
mer afternoon!"
Don't NEEDLE With Dixie.
Senator Burnet Maybank was
depicted telling the Yankees they'd
better not meddle with Dixie. To
the tune OF Galway Bay" he sang
IF you ever go across the line to
Dixie,
Then maybe some time you will
understand
Why the Dixiecrats will never say
surrender.
Or let Fair Dealers conquer
Dixieland."
The so-called Young Turk"
progressives on the Republican
side of the Senate resent the push
ing around they're taking from
Senator Taft and the party Old
Evening star., 1949-05-22

One obsolete Cannon - named
Clarence
Just blasted her open-but wide. I"
Statesmen Of the world ap-
peared at King Neptune's court,
and British Foreign Minister
Ernest Bevin sings Of the pact. in
lyrics set to q Gilbert and Sulli-
van medley:
Though it's really quite emphatic
It's not wholly automatic
It's a very. very voluntary pact.
And it is my firm impression
That it leaves complete discretion
To each nation as to how It's going
to act"
The breadth and scope of the
famed pact is seen as wondrous
thing, and in the sentimental
strains of Far Away Places, i"
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
sings:
They call me a schemer. well
maybe I am
But today I can follow the shore
OF our North Atlantic, all the
way to Siam
There's no other ocean no more!"
Stain a Doleful Figure.
Generalissimo Stain was on
hand in King Neptune's Court
for Soviet Russia. but he was a
doleful figure. The Berlin block
ade had backfired on him, the
Marshall Plan was helping to beat
him in Europe. So, Mr.. Stain be-
means his fate:
TITS cruel, cruel world.
It's a cruel, cruel world.
Yes, I was the sap who block
AIDED Berlin.
At B-29s I should lead with my
\ R., chin,
h Why. sometimes I think I'd Just
better give in.
It's a cruel, cruel world"
That ubiquitous character, Mr..
U. 8. Taxpayer-identified as
human sch moo" inevitably
drifted into the f1ower-of-the-
ocean scene. He 1t is who is pick
ing up the check for most of the
overseas activity, and he laments:
"All of me,
Why not take all of me?
ECA will never stop spending,
I've hooked my life.
My home and my wife
So why not take all of me?"
The foreign affairs skit ends
with this song, to the tune OF
There Are Such Things:
"A dream come true,
There are such things.
To Danish war is not some weird,
fantastic dream
Beyond the reach Of men who
work as a team"
The club produced an old-time
minstrel show, interlocutor, end
men. yak-yak-yaking chorus and
all, as the vehicle for a rollicking
Evening star., 1949-05-22
81 Capital Residents
To Gel Decorations
From British Envoy

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SelloT head 81 The NrittSh In
formation Services In The pnaed
States British Embassy wiil No
named q commando In ,hs c1ra
DIVISION oi the Mest Excellent
Order Of the British Empire.
Others ts Ne HaneSea.
To he designated efyAerra IN tire
division are Aifred John Ernest
DAVIS 81 the British Colonies
Supply Mission here taserh
Francis Fofd. nrsi secretary al
the Embassy. and Herbert q
Macdonald chief lialsnn ofsesr es
the British West Indies Central
laeour Organization, lTso X street
NV.
Capt johannes JAcohus Reil.
second secretary oi the Neither
lands Embassy. wiil be named
An honorary member oe the Mil.
tAry Division OF the Most Exeel-
lent Order Of the BritiAh EInpirs-
Mai. Walter Brtnd Erness
Brown of the British Army. ~ath
the British Joint stan Mission
here, will receive the Military
Cross
Evening star., 1949-05-22
The Speech in the Dark

President Richard L. WILSON
tpeicomed Gridron Club guests
last night in the traditional
speech in the dark" as foiioDs
We welcome you tonight In the
spirit OF Joyous May time This
Is very happy occasion. too. BE-
cause President Truman has
reached his 65th birthday and the
Oridiron Club Ia in It's sSth year.
Soon we all will be eligible for
retirement benefits.
We celebrate tonight the birth
OF the welfare state--or, as some
phase II, the state Of farewell
In the welfare state everybody
gets somethinR--the Navy gets
the axe. Rita HAyworth sets All
Khan. and President Truman xets
the Byrd.
Great promises come true. The
Communists we're TO be driven Out
and already Gerhard Eisisr Ia
gone. The farmer was TO be
helped more--and already the
price Of corn has reached = level
where he can afford TO eat II.
1t appears that the national debt
will be paid Of and the TAFT
Hartley Act repealed at about the
same time.
FORGOTTEN Man Remembered.
Even the forgotten man 10 re-
rnemhered. Gov. Dewey La In the
news again. on o trip TO Europe
at his own expense.
This wonderful age is truly
supersonic. Man has broken
through the sound barrier--<xcepi
in the United States Senate. II
is comforting 70 see. however. hos
quickly the last political campaign
was forgotten Republicans act
ax ~ fkry aeessa ft~-~a gsA are re4sxF1N
Evening star., 1949-05-22

NJ -vszra.s welfare STAR
Come o. asong eosnr or ano soaa-
HAryS w~as;Srsg 81 isse gstx
He ws. gFees a rev eeEn CT gs
w.tE = gsass yHAs ggsNs :ssrs r
NAen il car vote re 49, Gel srAs
eta44d e s.!r
That Is the Nsl:Agv Pan wAa'
An
Voter mar
Three aon- rsGSsgal &kats R~
prov saec = servaaos In &Atlsr te2
ne Democrats
Chsken and kTs Business
In ore Amos AnGH AHs tfss
kingnSh. 3eAnlng against tfr terer
Of chseken yard. deltea gnso gear
soncToas mathematics O. S~ese.
sAyy o. Agg gcl.l3uy~ Charles r
Brannan gew farm program A.
tlas GrsotFuu actors portrayed II
In relation IN Anaos and Aney i
chicken and ~ge buNacs IL aas
impossible for ANYBODY p,eds4erl
or consumer lose II wax al
achieved through de<tKks and
cit backs a hoW o' coin In wfglcf
ths rasht hand never quite knew
what The left vas dong
De farmers u happy tss Cses
eminent Is happy De chickens d
happy and II al! comes ost eaua
like de 10 d made 1t 10 he SAY
the KinsnSh
In the end. though. Nj Rfsn
nan aas rolling up ar esE ss!gEssus
and Amos ceEna nded 10 knos @haN
he would do s.th them. Aossle
he eat them al
MIR BgAunan don eal no alss
the klnehSh replies. He lay
en-.
A second Sktt portrayed Demo
cratic Senators Claude Pepper sns
Hubert Humphrey as hAseoai
pitchers, members Of the Reds
/ working out With their MANAGE
a man named Truman
Those Men In White.
At the end. the two pitcher
have some ditrculty catching In,
signal from the manager II
turns out It's payday They star
for Manager Truman.
He wants 10 give uS our pArtl
loyalty checks" says Senato'
Pepper.
A third skit. Men in White
applied the raspberry TO the Tru,
man administration PROPOSED
national health program Regi.
merted like troops. q squad o.
doctors goes through some fancs
drill maneuSers Suddenly one ot
them. holding the rank OF Genera
OF the Bleeding Hearts identified
as Senator James y. Murray
seized with an illness. He double
up in agony. The doctors dis
agree in their diagnosis. Finally
Senator Murray cries in distress
Is there a doctor In the house ?