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Highland Park Press, 18 Feb 1943, p. 6

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Rankin, Leslie A., Jr h."b Harold Pick, Grant Pick, John _ ;lo:-t. George h:lv-. Charles B. Peddle, Vincent Pe-r‘-legylu Peters, William, Jr. Peterson, Clarence Peterson, Donald Peterson, Norman l;mo-i Robert E. Pfanstich!, Cody F. Pfister, Eygene Courtesy Los Angeles Examines Jr. Van E#so, Andrew E. ~Tan duinler, Haroid. Jr. Val Hekolm D. ;:}. Malooim, Jr. Van E#so, Andrew E. Young, WH ... Vetter, Robert. Vierguts, George J. Vinyard, Edgar, Jr. Vanni, Straus, Leo _ _ Stucnkel, Walter Stodder, John W. L, Ir. where politicians gather. It is the office of Col. Edwin A. Halsey, just .confirmed as secretary of the senâ€" ate for his tenth term. ‘ A senate secretary is supposed to tote up the senate‘s bills and see ;for the polish put on presi dent‘s official automobile He is supposed also to disburse salaries, supervise the printing of legisâ€" ‘lative bills and keep all records. | could vote. | & | and had two more degrees when he Report has it that very neat interâ€" . mmmm-ny in the colonel‘s office for it is a | n-m-lmnduwhieib.uenh] and Republicans meet unarmed. | About this, however, no outsider can say for sure because matters dis cussed there are not tipped off ¢lseâ€" nocent bit of senate history. ‘The secretary carried a vast store of that between his ears. And, of course, the secretary‘s golf score. Like any golfer, he will talk of that till kingdom.come. * *.Augustus Berle, assistant seeâ€" retary of state, who plans in secret with aviation experts of the governâ€" Adolf Aug. Berte We‘ *,* Child Prodigy Who transport » program. Didn‘t Peter Out Siost Infant prodigies peter out about the time they bid their teachers goodâ€"by. But it isn‘t only in the telephone direcâ€" tory that A.A.B. continues to stand close to the top for all that he was oar Federal Reserve aystem. His photographs sometimes hint at an amiable superiority but . this could be only the erudite abstracâ€" roteand thoughts tnat must it by: twean the covers of books bearing titles like, "‘New Directions in the him the Losey Sword for outstandâ€" ing contributions to the science of ,Sln;'hlnnd they have Col. Halsey‘sDoor thts* _ ten howevts, no ons has sharged agelust duration of this biggest war, F. N. Reichelderfer is tendered a nice Nl"mâ€"lwhl,.'-- to draft the weather for the He Holds W eather As Important as T errain in War he had a science degree from Northâ€" He is married and has a son. After years of wisecracks from disâ€" appointed picnickers he understands the risks of prophecy. "I doubt," he said a while back, "if many know how brave the weather foreâ€" caster is who steps up to a survey map and makes a forecast for toâ€" morrow." When the fate of a battle hangs on the forecast you can bet Tmth'nlnth(wlll.mtho big!) smokeâ€"filled (sometimes) Lawmakers Check western university he was sure weather was his dish, and he did extra studying in Norway. The navy got him in 1918 and for 20 years he was about its most weatherwise ofâ€" ficer . . . aviator, aerologist and of time at the naval air station in Lakeburst, N. J., until he quit the service for the bureau. your bottom dollar he is brave. Â¥Fortyâ€"seven years old, the bureau chief is sharpâ€"nosed, lean, baldish finally commander. He spent a lot things but he also serves as a committee of one for new memâ€" bers and as a friendly confident for new and old. He worked up to his present job from a boetâ€" tom start. A page boy in 1897 him off a Virginia farm, he was a master of pages and an asâ€" Lately his outâ€"ofâ€"bound activiâ€" ties have included a call to Itaty to revelt; a prediction that this hemisphere will lead the world after the war, and a judicial suggestion that the world adopt a system of finance based upon shenke) could win if it blew tos hard against them. And it is the belief of Reichelderfer that tacâ€" ticians take it too little into acâ€" count. Chicf, now, of the United Weather is war‘s most uncerâ€" captains from Belisarius on States weather bureau, he would have a weather forecaster with every naval and military unit on yet, but Reichelderfer is buttonâ€" holing all the generals and adâ€" His best line is corporaâ€" plum. At its recent anouâ€" gathering this year as

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