Show Maybe Dodgers Ought to Employ f r David Windsor as New Manager ManagerS ManagerS' S' S t By JOE WILLIAMS I Special to The Telegram i NEW YORK Dee Dec 12 It 12 It develops that Mr David Windsor is h f going to be pa paid d so something ething like a y year ar for the rest of his r for not being king of England and a number of persons are f going ar around und saying how sorry they are for him The The Th Brooklyn baseball team is is fj n going to pay Mr Casey Stengel next summer for not mant man man- t v aging the National leaguers across the river and there are m many ny who 9 feel he is Js being shabbily treated II j. j Apparently a ft fellow who Is jobless jobless job job- less penniless and starving doesn't know how lucky he Is these days By the way would you know whether a working agreement exIsts exists ex ex- ex- ex ista between No 10 Downing street and the Brooklyn front office Wasn't Kidding There have been intimations that th the exiled king didn't care much p V about the job of from the start and the chances are this is isI 7 C I true As every reader of ot the newspapers newspapers news- news 1 papers Knows he liked to hang around with the sporting crowd 4 In the hotspots T One night following the British open golf championship Walter I Hagen never abashed in the presence presence presence pres- pres ence of ot gold braid and stiver sUver lina lin- lin j a 4 ing remarked to him Id like to have your job It must be pretty f soft And the tho then prince of s r Wales answered Ill 4 trade with you if you like Looking back on the Incident he may max have been kidding en on the Iq square re M 1 I haven't h had much ch experience t with royalty but I re recall all the time timeR I 1 R when Babe Ruth spurned a public meeting with Qu Queen Quen en Marie of Ru- Ru mania It was somewhere in the middle west west Minneapolis I bet be- be t lieve The babe hadn't strapped on the harness of domesticity yet and was traveling with a vaudeville vaudeville vaude vaude- ville yule unit The queen was in America Amer- Amer lea ica willing good g and softening up the bankers for a loan 1 Babe Plays Plas Po Poker roker Iter 4 They both hit town the same d day y and the imaginative Christy Wt Walsh h Who managed the babes babe's business affairs at it that time decided decided decided de de- de- de it would be good publicity to have the king of swat as the babe fl 1 was modestly called meet the theo 0 o Queen of Rumania Knowing the thea I a CJ value of publicity herself herselt the practical practical I queen readily consented But Bui ButU U when the time came for the ceremony ceremony cere cere- mony mony the babe was not present Mr Walsh rushed to the phone M fA- and contacted the king in his hotel hotel hotel ho ho- tel room Hurry on down here youre you're keeping the queen waiting I. I shrieked Mr Walsh To the devil with the queen boomed Mr Ruth Im playing stud poker and nd I just drew a full ful S SS S'S S house S 'S The latter details are somewhat S fictional but the attraction in the kings king's room at the moment was exciting enough to command the theS S gentleman's uninterrupted attention for the rest of the afternoon Berlin visitors last summer could 5 not but be impressed by the pow pow- I dery foundation of monarchies When some of us were just blooming blooming bloom- bloom ing ng into what biologists call manhood manhood man- man hood lood the German German empire was a tremendous thing and the kaiser was a symbol of enduring power and efficiency it seemed inconceivable inconceivable inconceivable able that anything short of an angry divine edict marking the end of lof the World would ever impair the gre greatness of the empire or alter the stumpy armed kaisers kaiser's position position position po po- po- po in international affairs Just Another Guy One day at the Olympic games there here was a scene of unusual activity activity ac- ac ii in iI the crowd A well set up bl haired lack fellow with high cheek cheekbones cheekbones bones ones had arrived There was much cheering and saluting People crowded around him with programs programs pro- pro grams and nd frayed envelopes for his ils autograph Pat Patiently nUy and pleasantly pleasantly pleas pleas- s- s antly he signed his name name Max Max Here wa was wag one of ot Germanys Germany's Germanys Germany's Ger Ger- many's public idols A heavyweight heavyweight heavyweight heavy heavy- weight fighter A few rows away sat a tall tail gray haired laired chinless man pulling away at a curved pipe He wore knickers knick knick- ers and an Alpine hat with a feather in it Watching the scene he 10 tu turned n d from time to to time to talk to a companion Occasionally Occasional Occasional- ly he laughed and in the sun his teeth flashed in ina a a white line Nobody Nobody Nobody No No- body paid any attention to him He was merely another spectator In the vast crowd of peo pea le The world War Avar aftermath had reshaped his whole life For today the crown prince of Germany Is just another guy named say named say ay what is his name anyway |