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Answering Calls. Black-browed Bill Draper is one of that group of Wall Streeters-among them Forrestal, Stimson, Lovett, Patterson, McCloy and Har-riman-who, though usually Republican, have temporarily answered the call of Government whenever a problem needed a tough, practical administrator to straighten it out. Unlike some of them, Draper is no hereditary economic royalist. Born in New York City, the son of a dentist, he went to New York University (Class of '16), got his start in business at the National City Bank, later switched to Dillon, Read & Co., where his boss was Forrestal...
...given Germany millions more in aid of all kinds than she has taken in occupation costs, but recently in Bonn a German parliamentary delegation checking up on occupation costs asked to inspect High Commissioner McCloy's home to see if charges for remodeling and redecorating were excessive...
...patterns of N.S.A. seminars held last July, and the summer before at Seeshaupt and Koenigstein in Germany. The Seeshaupt seminar was directed by an international commission which included Carl M. Sapers '53 and Richard Sandler '52. Both ventures were financed by the Rockefeller Foundation and by John J. McCloy, U.S. High Commissioner for Germany...
...candid shots of part-time sports figures in lesser events: in Biarritz on a recent vacation, two-year-old Arabella, daughter of Randolph and granddaughter of Winston Churchill, huffed & puffed till her tongue hung out playing solitaire with a beach ball. In Falkenstein, Germany, U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy practiced place-kicks before a game of touch football between his office staff and a team of American newspaper correspondents. The practice paid off: McCloy 's eleven trounced the writers...
...this seminar, participants set up a continuations committee whose job it was to plan a second seminar. John J. McCloy, U. S . High Commissioner in Germany, gave his support to the work of the first seminar, praising it by saying that "it helped the German students to continue their efforts in reestablishing and extending self-government in German universities...