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a Sieben oa “a Sthat he is not on the inside. -It seems to have hurt Ken BNC ws -- "especially Mary, I cannot really judce as it. probavly wovlé eS i mmke me just fighting med and I would creste soze sort of a oo, ‘brouble to bring it out into the open, He Goes rot feel come oo. .: sspletely at ease about staying with his sresent job, - After or .-f@ll Nelson is one of the Young Republican Hopefuls venc Ken -cocle a “Shardaly follow him on his ‘political path, .He ‘nac. bad -rews about .°. - <. BA Murrow. lie seems to be so near -a complete breakdown that. 2-5) #..~the London office is now thinking of -sending biz tack for a whole > year. a ae So , me, eee Ta lso"¥ew Dr, Colm yesterday. .He came for “tea and “wes rether 27) -. “Instruective. I wrote, I think, that the cay after the Pinner 0 - “=> with the Germans in the Bhite House Tillich was asked by @ Kren: |. | Bean (formerly BEW now Bureau of the Budget) “to sake surcestions —-for a Wallace speech, which as row seems certain, was -eritten. 2 7 . by Harold Young the fet assistant of the V.P, who let me down’. ~: twice. The-speech was very bad, and Paulus workec “haré at 4t.°0 - ..Then Bean took the suggestions back and after & weile showed “0” “Colm @ second draft which was better but still contained: rather -- oo. ~dangerous “and ‘undesirable things. _ Both Bean anc .Colm sugcested con. =be call in T1llich again but Young vetoed the icea and you have | _c.Probably read the result contrary to Tillichs impression bean*: _ would welcome it if he Tillich were asked to work closely with Colm told me that he was cancelling all his peaking engaceents, “a8 they had to be careful not to say enytning which covle be ae . used by the opposition in Consrese to create trouble for them 9°. “with the Treasury. "The relationship with them" he caié@"ig ©" - Very beads’ Morgenthau is “Used to have all fiecel matters in his ~~ ‘hands. labor belongs to the secretary of labor does it) 9. 2.0)” agriculture to Wickard, the treasury to Norcentanu... They “do ms ‘-not need the Bureau -of the budget... More-.end ore apparently = zbhe President relies on the coordinating work of the bureau and they -h: e now-real power, Colm seems to be anexcellent speech writer and is author of most of the financial. passazes -ir last : years speeches, . a rl CE NE er et Thos _ He has deen very cooperative with the USSA. and will Bpeae, v,fhe radio auditions went very bedly.snd,T-em ashamed tharkrs, - "Re “had to Bpend"the whole “afternoon on:such’a fruitless effort,’.~_ fhe kids,’ were not good enough. -The youne worker Jim hac sent"... had no idea of anything, Just wanted-a Job anc good money, had =.°~- othing to sell, did not know why he wes ithe union,-or vhat =. ~.- ‘Unions could do, and was certainly the +~ st advertisement for. ‘unionized labor even Rickentacker opr Pegler covld think up, SnD _ Besides he had mike-fright. = ee “ Ole Olson was excellent, 80 was & negro girl, but in the en@é.% or" “Molly and I had to take part in one of the experiments, os We did three different types of thinrs. L. Roundtable with “2 ~ “Mra. R. as chairman, -She cid an extremely good ob, but after - ‘all ‘no mortal can lure orchids out of grass seeds, and the. 7s ‘Whole thing ‘drageed and was bvoring...- ere oe : Giscussions between krs, R, and ole end the girl from foward. a