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O-19 (Rev, 10-29-57) # es - e sa “George Spelvin, Amerieam: 5 oo Pte ase Don’t Point Hare’ is another autobiographical chapter in the life of “George Spelyin, American.” as reported by Westbrook Pegler.) By WESTBROOK PEGLER HERE I8 a new kid on our block, the teacher sent the little bum home for cheating, it was 3 com- ° position about Wyatt Earp, the kid copied write-up —, out of the TV section and the teacher recognized it . so she sent him home with a note. Well, so Dreamie is always taking up with strange . kids, especially boys, cake and ginger ale and stuff, so this character dropped by for his usual handout, k and the little bum brain-washed her. She doesn't know right from wrong, oh the pity of it, and now neither do TI, either. . She said what do you know about that? Isaid what? So she told me about this composition, she sald the darn dope of a teacher is living in the past, if you want to succeed these days you have to adopt modern ways, I said like cheating? She said to get up and spiel a recitation about inflation or the Whatnick, pretending like he wrote it his own self? When everybody knows they have a épecial depart- ment, about 15 characters on the payroll down there. They call it ghos$writing, the department is called the haunted house. Y told her honesty may be old-fashioned but if it {s living in the past, I do not wish to hear any more brain-washed comments out of you, that kid sounds like his old man might be a Soviet agent. . - PEGLER | well, do you call it cheating for President Eisenhower : Tolson Boardman Belmont Mohr Neas Parson Rosen Tamm Trotter Clayton ___. Tele. Room —— Holloman o Gandy Wash, Post and __ Times Herald Wash. News I tried to argue, I said after all, President Eisen- Wash, Star hower is a grown up man, this kid is nothing but a N. Y. Herald little punk. Dreamie said I told him that but he said Tribune s what has size got to do with it? Can I cheat when N.Y 2 y I get grown- -up? ~¥. Journal- I said Jet me think this over a little while, I want American ' to sit still and figure out this proposition. Sol thought N. ¥. Mirror about those big write-ups, where I read that those N. Y. Daily News ‘Supreme Court judges just sit up there and look like N. Y. Times t nine: guys and then they go back and take a Daily Work t shower and some young squirt from Harvard comes in Y er with a note book. The Worker I was never so surprised in all my days. We pay New Leader those loafers more than they ever got before and they — only azarkaight or nine months, no deff@rfons for - APR-ES 49 C,. days absent, don’t dock them for punk decisions, Date at fy os —_——— = x " an NOT RECORDED 44 apr 24 1958 ee