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...Chicago, Meat Packers Oscar Mayer & Co., famed for their frankfurters, agreed to sponsor a children's show, but only after it was retitled from Homer, the Horse to Elmer, the Elephant...
...Clasby (Capt.), Joseph H. Conzelman, T. Jefferson Collidge, Jr., Robert R. Cowles, Alan H. Culbert, Nicholas G. Culolias, John C. Culver, William A. Frate, Robert B. Hardy, Richard J. Koch, Jr., Dexter S. Lewis, Carroll M. Lowenstein, John T. Maher, Jerry R. Marsh, William M. Meigs, Jan H. H. Mayer, Jr., Robert E. Morrison, Bernard E. O'Brien, F. Harvey Popell, Brian F. Reynolds, Joseph C. Ross, Jr., Orville M. Tice, William M. Weber, Frank H. White, Francis N. Millett...
...William Wallace) McCallum, 47, did "the hardest thing I ever had to do in my whole life" and resigned the financial vice presidency of Oscar Mayer & Co.. Inc. (meat packers) to become president of rival John Morrell & Co., the first non-family president in its 126-year history. McCallum is a onetime certified public accountant who made so skillful an audit of Mayer's business that he was hired away from Price Waterhouse...
...Rene Mayer, another ex-Premier, also spoke for the Radicals. "To those who say we are going to create a German Europe, I reply: If we turn our back, Europe will still exist. It will be no more or no less German . . . If we admit that [France] is not strong enough to carry on a European policy, how would she be better able to follow a policy of isolation . . .? To overthrow a foreign policy without having any alternative policy to offer would be not only grave, it would be criminal...
Only Richard Mayer as the doctor and Edward Golden, playing Belcredi, fall below the general high level of acting. Mayer seemed confused about the proper way to portray a fumbling, pompous psychiatrist and decided to mouth his words and wave his hands--the wrong choice for any role. Golden, to the contrary, had two perfectly adequate portrayals at his command. Unable to decide between them, he used both, thus destroying the merits of each. Had he stuck to his first inclination to show Belcredi as a serious man working hard at a studied foppery he would have succeeded admirably...