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Eleanor Roosevelt — Part 03
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Tolson
Belmont
DeLooch
McGuire
As. Pegler Sees It:.
Moh?
Parsons
Oleocleanor Melts
Rosen
Tenk.
In Fans' Esteem.
Troties
W.C. Bullivan
(By WESTBROOK PEGLER
Tele. Room
ALEANOR ROO6EVELT'S devotees wrIte the most
Holloman
E abusive tetters that I have ever received, but I
Gandy
stand my ground, conscientlously opposing a hallu-
cinatlon that seems to me to have done ns great moral
. and political harm.
Her fantastlc energy now commands almost as
much attentlon, even awe, as her
audacity in presuming to high
authority without ever having run
for even the humblest office. But at
last she has discredited herself
around the edges, running Into re-
ststance in quarters where hitnerto
invariably she was revered.
Her Tv commercial for a food
product drew startling reproof. In
the Legislature of the absolutely
Democratle State of New Mezlco
where she had been barnstorming in
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person, she was rejected in terms
amounting to insuit. And. probably most Important
Of all her reverses, she and retired Senator Herbert
Sapio of Tammany Hall and Mayor Robert Wagner.
Mrs. Roosevelt also had undertaken to rule out Jack
Kennedy for 1960. but Kennedy's publlcity immedi-
ately clalmed. probably witn fair Justification, that
he was now the leading young Democrat in certain
Mayor Wagner's adherence to Desapio is sig-
niflcant too because his father, the late Tammany
Senator, was a siave of Mirs. Rooseveit's iate husband.
As to the oleomargarine commercial, done for
pay by Mrs. Roosevelt, Ben Gross of the New York
the
Weehieg
Dally News wrote: "It's s mistake. Speaking purely
personally, I think that for. + public sigure of her
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prestige to lend her name to thts kind of commerclal
venture is harmful not only to herself but to broad-
casting as s whole." Mr. Gross then iell for the old
Iable that she always gave such honorarts to charity.
which, of course, is a culpable mlstake of the press
In general.
The New York Times' TV coiumnist Jaci Gouid,.
i:'
camera and linking her concem for the world's needy
Wth the sale of a food product at the retall counter
was disquleting in the extreme."
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