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that statement Mr. Harrison of Virginia. I can, show the gentlewoman the quotation. Mr. Price. Mr. Chairman, will the gentleman yield ? Mr. Harrison of Virginia. I yield to the gentleman from Illinois. Mr. Price. I think the statement of the gentlewoman from New York points up the fact that the Democratic administration evidently must have adhered to civil service if so many Re publicans have been put out of jobs by consolidation. - Mr. Harrison of Virginia. I have here an article which apparently shows what we may expect. This is an article by that budding leader, Clarence Budington Kelland, appearing in the American Magazine, and printed fully as policy in thte U. S. News & World Report. It is headed “A Republican's Advice to Ike.” This article purports to set forth the policy that must be followed by the Eisenhower adminisration to “save its own neck.”
This is an illuminating article, and I recommend its study by the Congress.
Mr. Kelland says, and I quote him:
The unhappy fact is that the rank and file of party worl^ers are discontented and disgruntled.
What are they discontented and
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