Show Who's News NewsWeek This ThisBy Week By Delos Wheeler Lovelace Consolidated Features Release N NEW EW As YORK YORK As chairman of Foods for Freedom Elizabeth Reeve Cutler Morrow l may look back to the days when she and her husband husband husband hus- hus band went Mrs Morrow Has to house- house Always Budgeted k keeping e e pin g. g Time and Mone Money y Thought must have been given to the grocery money then They had turned down a 70 a month house in Plainfield N. N J. J in in favor of one at 60 in Englewood They went without a telephone since the budget did not allow one That was before Dwight W. W Morrow Morrow Morrow Mor Mor- row rose to be a Morgan partner and United States ambassador to Mexico When Mrs Morrows Morrow's four children were small she never failed to find time for a half hour of reading at supper The sensitive sen sen- sensitive cars of one of her daughters daughters daughters daugh daugh- took in the rhythm of poetry and gave it out later in memorable prose Earlier as a student at Smith J Mrs Morrow edited the College I Monthly As a graduate student at atthe atthe atthe the Sorbonne and as a young teacher teach teach- er she wrote stories and poems After her marriage she produced five books including The Painted Pig Three publishers rejected this successful tale of l life e down in in Old Mexico Meanwhile 1 Mrs 1 Morrow gar She acted as president of Smith for a year and still serves as trustee And now besides besides besides be be- sides concerning herself with food she aids the National War Var Fund drive and urges a woman at the peace table Her husband must have trusted her budgeting He left her the bulk of his estate Erect petite calm with a smile like Daughter Annes Anne's she was born in in Cleveland Ohio 70 years ago S SECOND FRONT TALK comes to the surface in the wake of the Kremlin banquet and so brings closer the biggest job in the rambunctious rambunctious ram- ram Yi ii Will T Toss First c career of Grenade at Nazis young Maj If Invasion Comes Gen R Robert bt has j just st moved into the post of Britain's Britain's Britain's Brit Brit- ains ain's chief commando recently vacated va- va vacated vacated va va- by Lord Louis and will lead his commandos in the I attack on the Nazis' Nazis channel defenses defenses defenses de de- deI I if and when an invasion is ordered Laycock after surviving the tin attack on Salerno the of Sicily the evacuation of Crete and an attempt in 1941 1911 to Germanys Germany's Rommel is no not nicknamed Lucky He is Britain's Brit ains ain's youngest major general long and strong with a hard cropped close-cropped head a small tight mouth and eyes that in in anger anger anger an an- ger remind observers who knew their Kipling well of Rikki Ta Tavi vi Very likely Laycock knows Kipling Kipling Kipling Kip Kip- ling too and has discovered that if one reads Adolf Hitler for Danny Deever that notable hanging hanging hang hang- ing swings along just as smoothly He relishes poetry the sage sayings of Socrates and Plato and is a middling middling middling mid mid- amateur barber to boot In the field when no professional is handy he cheerfully cuts his brother officers officers' officers officers' officers officers' of of- of- of overgrown hair hahr he is married to a trim handsome brunette the former Angela Dudley Ward Vard who would so London newspapers newspapers newspapers news news- papers say herself make a good commando leader They have three children O OVER EVER VER since the Moscow l conference conference confer- confer J ence reporters have been talking talking talking talk talk- ing their heads off about the contrast contrast contrast con con- Cordell Hull and Russia's super su- su Co Cordell rdell Hull Has Ha per secre- secre tary Stalin Pulled Himself Up made There ThereBy B By y His Bootstraps defini definitely is isone isone one similar similar- ity Hull was born in a log cabin actually That starts him at least even with Stalin But whereas Stalin still looks the part Hull has for years looked like a man to the manor born When he comes into the shabby shabby shab by conference room of the shabby shah shab by state department building U ti face Washington correspondents he couldn't be more assured if he were backed up by a dozen generations of bearing arms-bearing ancestors an an- lie He looks like the descendant descendant descendant de de- de- de of such too At 72 he is still one of the handsomest men at either end of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsyl Pennsyl- vania avenue On his record he always had as as- He helped elect a governor governor governor gover gover- nor when he was seventeen practiced practiced practiced law low at nineteen was a Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten Ten- legislator at twenty-one twenty and andin andin andin in the Spanish American war Nar was his regiments regiment's best poker player An judge ex-judge representative ex-representative and ex- ex senator he is one of the New Deals Deal's most durable administrators He has been in the cabinet since 1933 and around Washington the notion prevails that whoever fights him will lose Sumner Welles probably never had as much chance as a snowball in hi the Sahara I |