Undersecretary of the Navy Nominee Is Open to Criticism
A Washington column muses on the politics of appointing an undersecretary of the navy, arguing that any candidate with ties to sales or favoring industries could prompt scandal. It jokes about senators with business interests and suggests only a totally untainted loafer would fit, while lampooning various real and hypothetical contenders.
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Ed Pauley
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Harry Byrd
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Pauley
Andrew Higgins
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubenstein
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