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Eleanor Roosevelt — Part 3
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O12 ‘Nev. 10-15-42) -
The Washington Merry-Go-Round
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Mrs. Roosevelt Showed The Way 7
ti By Drew Pearson
NOWHERE in the free world was Christ-
mas more bicak than In the teeming. tuber-
qularinfesied sharks af Hong Konz and
Neacao where the hungry refugets from Red
Chins huddier. i
it was typical ef the late Efeanor Roese.
.elt that she epencd her great heart te there
fariern, friendicss peonic. Te-perpetuaic Aer
creat goals, Chinese Refugee Relicf is anw
;fanning an Eleanor Roeesevelt Memorial
Center in Hang Kong. 11 will be a living
memorial, destened to train refugecs for new
werk and a new Iife in the [ree world.
Thousands of Americans have sent coniri-
lutions to the center, along with messages
af hope end cheer. These are the sort of
Chrisimas gifts Mrs. Roosevelt would have
aanted.
The most appropriate message will he
inscribed over the door of the center, and
he person who suggersied it wiJl he giv-
na free trip to Hong Kong to attend the
icdication
bs Seat such felter expressing an interesi
n helping with the memorial came from the
wew African government ef Uganda, the
~ me proud, Hitle republic that wax also
ihe Girst to refuse admission fo Louisiana's
punketing Sen. Allen Eilender fer his anti-
African remarks.
From Caracas, Venezucla, Raimundo V.
Ronfero succested the fallawin2 inscription
fer the doorway: “Let ws perpriuate her
_wemory in the heart of humanity.”
Young snd oid, rich and poor, have re-
s-endrd jo the appral. West Virginia Ben.
Jennings Randolph) wha sent a substantial
eontributinn. recalied the seeds of hope sown
zy Mrs. Roosevelt among the poor people
Wf his state.
And the poor people themselves remem.
tered. A woman from Morgantown, W. ¥a..
arete: “I'm a ceal miner's wife and proud
te donate this dollar teward her memorial.”
From « Portland, Ore. grandmother came
4 small contribution and a note of apelogy:
“Borry f can't send more moncy, but im on
Social Kecurity.”
In Philadelphia, i3-yeareid Joan Saxe
aursested this line for the Inscription: “fhe
heiped all of the people all of the time.”
An airman at Vandenberg Air Force
Fase, Calif, sounded this note of urgency:
“4 promise to hein a refugee fomorrow
sigir-ve-24 hours too late.”
And Katherine Schroeder of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, summed up her sentiments with this
verse:
J songht my sont
Bat wy soul I could not see,
LT sought my God
But wy God eluded me,
7 sounht mp brother
And I found gil three.
Suggesied inscriptions and donations may
he sent to Chinese Refugee Relief, care of
the postmaster, Washington 13, D. C.
Congressional Children
GEETA HAYS, daughter of Rep. Wayne
Hays (D-Obic) Ix only elght years old but
she has a philosophic oullook on congres-
sional elections.
“A Congressman has a hard job,” she teld
her father the ether day, “but ft's alse hard
en his kids, when they have te change
schools. Honever, J am very happy that you
won In ihe last election.” —
“Are you surc?” asked the Congressman.
“I, means that yau will have to switch from
Ghie hack to schoo! in Washington for part
of the year.”
“Yes, I know,” replied Geeta. “Bat Mee
heen figuring that if you Inst the election,
President Kennedy would have made you.
an ambassador, and then I'd have to fo to
school in a@ foreign country. I might even“
forget how to spcak English.”
Merry-Go-Round
SECRETARY of Commerce Luther Hodges
has boacicd privaicly that he surpaxser
Astronaut John Glenn's record last month
hy going around the world in 20 seconds.
lie landed at the South Polr, piled out in
40-helow zero weather and walked triumph-
anily sround the South Pote marker.
Seerctary of the laterior Stewart Udail
fried to tap Hedges's slery the other day
by telling ef bis recent visit le senny Paro
Pegs, The island teen-agers demonstrated
mative dances fer him, As soon as he moved
on io other business, however, the 16€-year-
@ld dance Jeader turned te the musicians
and arged: “0. K. he's gone. Let's twist.” |
Low man on the pew Benate tolem pole
will be Gaylord Nelson, Wisconsin Demo-
erat) illic term se flevernar doesn't expire
until! Jan. 7, four days after all the other
newly elected Senstors have been sworn in.
This means he'll be outranked by ali 99 of
his Senate enbleagurs.
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