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The breezes blowing upon the Attorney-General’s office of late did not all use the same words, but they all conveyed the same meaning. Those coming up from the South, where congressmen and senators alike have been thinking up questions to put to Mr. Brownell in next year’s committee hearings, hissed “Go! They will take it out of your hide for Little Rock.” Those drifting down from New York purred “Come! We will give you rich rewards—a governorship mayhap—for Little Rock.” So Mr. Brownell, a man who is never uncertain whether he is coming or going, went. And Southern wrath will have to blow itself out on the head of Mr. Brownell’s successor, William P. Rogers—who surely can’t be blamed, can he? for the sins of his predecessor.

Moscow radio has announced that “a small, shaggy dog named Kudryavka” is being conditioned to travel on the next Soviet satellite. The first passenger on a U.S. satellite will, of course, be Eleanor Roosevelt.

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