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Aeoor4lnl t,o tile Bl'lltala pre••• tMre n•• ,o •• •oae 41ttloult, 1D tN411ll Ila• ,011111 llon.,.ooaen,--e ,_., loa ot ~allou. tile 1rttlala are oni, allowed oae •11 • week, u4 d •11 . . betla . . , Plllllp laa4 eu• for l\lDOA it look• • 1t ,1a.,'U bNatbe4 a alp or relief wllen • aeaaenpr 01elecl up to tile ••'• or 11roe4lail4a io 4aJ.1nr aOM r1~.:N--::.,6J_~lii,li ~ • I- H 01 n tod ay' b o rn e o ut-- ' b shake-up 1 "9sh1n on. adTallc notices I ~ n e nll Omar B ra d leJ as named to aucoee ere G neral Kl enbower as chi et ot stett ; ) The m i l hary 1 ader ~ho ~on d t inct lo n in the battle or the BUlge, will take the - place or his rormer superior or ricer in wa . r, General Ike, co ander or victory on the west~rn rront. Bradl91 will take over when Xiaenbov . er 1 "f!Tes hia post to beoane pre a ident ~ Columbia Un1nrs1tJr~fhatcs expected in the spring. President truman likewise names a aucoessor to General Brodle, aa veterans ~inistra,or. !he choice talla on Carl I Qra,. Jr., vice-president ot Chicago Northwestern , Railroad--a o1vil1u named aa veterans aduintatrator. However, ~ Oul Gray baa plent7 of militarr experience. A In the rtrst - !_ar he waa a captain, maJor, 'and Lieutenant colonel. In world war two he was a ll&Jor General in charge or railroad - - - tranaportation in the Buropeu theatre or war. Ula appointment to the post ot veterana'administrator is acclaimed by the two largest veterana organizationa, the American Legion and th8 !,et erana of foreign ware. - - , IATIOIAL DO ~ n • t h. y hi h n1n in the o ap1 t 1 t o y, th ti n 1 Ge og1·".l phi o Soo1 ty hud this s t a 1 s asp 0 1 l d y ro r h o or io on or the t op - "'- · ~ .&Jll erioan educ to rs tt o our time, wh o 1a not n ly a e A . ~ -to~. we l l known aruoo hie c o untr ymen he 1 ~'W,,f""""',..· /l"'or twent1 five y ears Bay ar ~ Dodge wa s tae P re sident or \ f f largest A.. ~ educ a ti onal 1natttut1on in a tore1gn land, the .Amer1oan University at Beirut, Syria. Bayard Dodge has Just retired, which 1n a \ SY is untortun , te tor Jpler1oana and I h untortun a ta tor the peoples ot the Bear and Middle .Bast. ve beard 1 t ~~~ in reoent rears he has A A been the most 1n luent1al person 1n the Be ar ast, an elder atateaan, as ell as the head ot a large University. The r1nal event or this day of honor tor Bayard Dodge will be an at1a1r t constituti ) n Hall, t o night, attended by thousands of members or the Jat1 oal Geogr a phic Sooiety and p res ided over by Gilbert Grosveno r . .bat re n or tantasy~ in Was.bin ton called th "eyers' inv at 1 at 1.on ," d velope d ne turna ot romantic onder today-.. it .bas virt uall y become fairyland. !he Gen ral was bard pressed with qu estions, and returned roarlng answers--in the matter ot his astonishing detenae <Yr yesterday. The committee hamnered away at various angles ot the atorJ that, instead ot baving formed a company out ot whiob he took aecret war contract protita, the General did it all tor a ladr love, a beautitul brunette, wbo waa wite ot the aeU' styled dummy president and sister or tbe 4U11111j vice-president. Today he insisted that be was not pereonallJ intereeted in --- - -- the c0Dlpao,--"not personally." It waa only because he wanted to aee tbe girl friend and her huaband get along in the world. girl rr 7 aDd o deal in thinp pertain ~e ot the • The tbe conce • when tol'lled in , bad not been / aviation--n bing / Be said the buaineaa firm Bow•• • the nt&I11e ot / Sh et 2 M'lnRS / so i od&J til e , eeneral we ectrl ':, v ' / / / / / / repl1,.: "I ha no To hich he added that at the time AT1at1on Klect~ta was tormed, he ha4 no idea this country was going into war--ao how could the comp~ have been eatabl 1.ahed with "-' tha ot war contrac,eT !he ,1me in question wu nineteen-forty- - - .£i>n1-2.ne--the t tme ot the tall ot :rruce1 when the .!econ4 ,!.Orld ~r wae r1a1ng to a climax. , ( A p+ioua wltneaa, the .bead of Bell Aircraft, !lad test1t1ed t.bat General ueyeres. aa a high !ir toroe procurement / officer, had recommended tmt a million dollar■• wort.ta ~t !,1r torce work be aub-oontracted to .!_Tiat ion !.lectrlc~ Pressed .,_ on that point today, the General eaid be ~might have ment1omd• AT1at1on Wlectr~ - . but .be didn't recommend the oompa.DJ tor a m1ll1.on dollar sub-contract. Sil e t s then tber wa tb e t Job ot ap a rt m ent ecoration tor General Meyers, the Job tor wbich ATiation llectrio paid ten thousand dollars. Today the General declared thst the alleged 4Ulllll1 president, husband or tbe bea~titul brunette, had ottered o haTe aT l atton llec t r1c toot ihe bill. - A committee member asked.: "Didn't you resist a little bit, and think the otter had & bad odort• "I \hink I was a little rea18\ent at the beginning,• replied 119yera-•but he let ATlation llectric · go ahea d and p t he apartment decorating bill. ,I future tather-ln-la11o • as , ae that the .,., General a bua J n ;.;' . :..n wU / ~ / in frana p ort.etion. today before the com:nlttee, and / stated t / !he bole thing blew up today in an uproar, when tbe husband ot tbe wanan, who General eyera aaye waa hla eweetheart., shouted the eptthets ot - "liar"!and "•Dake"} 1'0 sooner had General ueyers lett the witness at nd than Bleriot 1,amarre, wbo aays he••• the d\llUIIJ president of • &Yiation llectric, rushed to take hi ■ place. In bitter anger, he denounced the atatuenta about his wife, and shouted: "I hope thia committee makes General 119yers crawl out ot this room on his bellJ••like the mu• he la.• And he added: "I don•t belieYe there are &DJ worda in tile engllah language to describe how low he ha.a sunk.• t.u•rre - la expected to he.Ye more to aQ tomorrow. I . .SBIN G ON ....... n. a asbion not e to r p ag by e . he sena t e republican c on.r e ren~e votin g efter a leogtbJ and sol8!D.n d1scuas1on to all~w the senate page boys to wear long pants. _:s:---~ And wbJ ls this tradition being broken? Ob.airma~111•n• • illiken or Colorado gives us the explanatton~ - "'fhe boys/'-<~ ju.et can't get these black knickers and long stockings aoy m ore. and so, the,'ll have to have a new look, too." ' ~rom the w o rld or baseball, we have a statement tor the detense--the St LOu1s Browns being Yer, much on the de f ense. !he Browne, haT1ng made a tail-end t1n1ah ln the Maerican L••su•, !lave now gone OA a spree ot selling pla,er■ • . ... . ..... ..... The 4etenae 1a in the form ot an 1nten1ew that club - ~"'1l•r MUcnrmu gaTe to the st touts ..!_tar•!i•••• an lnteni• in which Jl\lckerman sa7a-•lt ••• all done to get the B r ~ out ot the red.Ya.a.••• ere •wo tnteze■iltq 1olora, Brown aa4 1te4, .,.~el laing ■en, ,Map ea• •' > • t:.e•l• •n., were blended lnto a 1or1••~• pietuse tbet bed ••e 1waablmow ,o bmkra,••,~ Tbe team, we are tolcl, grt into financial troubles because ot ball park 111lprov11111en\a• the cost ot which turned out to be much greater than had been ant1c1pate4--higb coat ot living, high coat ot tixing up a ball park. )IOreonr, the Browns, in tbe celler ot the American League, played to poor bus1ne••• olub owner )IUokerman states that one sale alone brougbt in three hundred tbousand 4ollara--that muob oaah 1DT01Ted in • deal wherebJ abort-stop Vernon stepbena •Des Sheet 2 BASIBALL itcher Ja · t Kramer re sent to the Bo ston Red Sox. SO no, instead or brown and red, tt•a brown and blact. o...rL(1 In addition to 7.' bicb., tbayi:a. building up with new pla.,•r•-- 1\ the magic or 7outb., in addition to the magic or oash. we••• 8:.Pe•• are eer~atnl.y ou ttte ~reuse. ~ big aquawt emanate■ from the Kew Tort Tank•••• with Club owner Dan 'fopping putting in a formal protest to President liarr14ge ot the Am•r1can League. {9•• Tena 1%• tltgtliJ , •• ••• • • - - • eaap• I EBA.LL / waa too fOOd, so good / / 1tness the / / ta lle d to swarm to / £, Beaton we4 sox, eapec tal~• Ill •ar• M' • ang17 because,. ttnal wrecking ot the st 1,out• tail-enders 1• bad tor baseball business. other ball clubs playing tbe Bl'OWDS will take a Sheet ' BAS&WJ. loas, because or tbe t•na ot tbouaands ot cuatmer• tbat the Browns will tail to draw. {u- U1e1 tltd ltat baa tneea • PCd4' tee •..!! • • tiall+ Tb1t• ■ 1■\ ■aec1, •• 1111 .11u11et1,,a., w111 Lett. to allot which Boatan reaoUD4a wltb • bowl ot lau,hter. troa the genteel merriment ot Baok a., to the Rluooua Hor•• laugll ot south Bonon. The wlty ot tile beu an4 e cod, waa aold down the r1Yer.• I BALL you think that bBse 11 matt rs can be peculiar in t h18 COUlltry, take look at bBSeb 11 in venemuela. word trom caracaa today tells ho pitcher Saul aagovin, an American ball ple,er, was arrested 8Ild held tor rive hours by the po .. 1c. he charge--he didn't try hard enougb in the ball .... Pitcher Bagovln, who has played 1th the Butte.lo Bi•ou in the . lllternet tonal League, took a Job in lat in-uerican - - _!aseball-pla,ing with the venezuela team. •t first he was a hero. B• atarted out by hitting a home-run, tint tiae at tbe plate. then h• pitched two - inning 1•• tor the Tenezuela te•• However, in hie latest bBll game doc there, be walke4 the t1rat tour batters, issued tour passes in a row. Wbereupon the Tenezuela manager called the police, aud had him arrested. 'f hOJ don• t do t bat, nen in 11roolrl,!'nl 'ir o ~ ~ '! ' LTP.1947.11.21i.pdf LTP.1947.11.21ii.pdf