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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1948

Notre Dame Faculty

Member Honored

| Dame | nounced the appointment of the |Rev. Fr. William J. Doheny, C. 8. {C., professor of “legal ethics,” (as |Sacred Rota by His Holiness, # Pope Pius XII.

{ecclesiastical court of the Catholic {Church. first American ever named to sit ‘on the rota. He is an authority ‘on canon law and pas held many responsible positions with the Order of the Sacred Cross.

Eisenhower Was My Boss—

Kay Goes With lke to Italy

Dinnertime Informality Rouses His Army Ire

Times State Service NOTRE DAME, Nov. 23—Notre University today an-

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INSTALLMENT 23

. By Kay Summersby . ALL EYES AT HEADQUARTERS were on Italy. The gossip| had turned to one’s chances of accompanying Gen. Eisenhower to London, but all of us still were concerned with the bitter war going

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on in the Mediterranean. = ' The general ordered a new advance command post, in keeping’ with his oft-repeated belief that such moves, at frequent intervals, could keep sprawling AFHQ on] the march. He disiiked the ideal Was anxious 10 sue that sown of headquarters people “digging!'™Y op ie ne and fech lin” at any one location, particu- iL", traction in Hi ess ane |larly in a large, comfortable ity, ioe comin g increasingly goclal t in a manner to create natural re-| to many of the staff in x fan sentment among the foot-slogging The weather was a alg t day

jcombat troops. 'and the flight was long. No one

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5 | We girls were assigned a suite | so large, as someone put it, rain! clouds often formed in the dis-| tant ceilings. The kitchen was as! spacious as Gen. Eisenhower's] entire office at Amilcar. The| ‘overall impression, in fact, was! so eerie we moved our beds into| one protecting room, for mutual comfort. | Butch, the inveterate trail blazer, also had located Prince {Umberto’s hunting lodge on a, {nearby mountainside. | I remember it particularly be-| (cause it was the site of Gen. Ike's memorable battle with the rat,| {which occurred in the bathroom! ithe second night after our ar‘rival. : ! | Despite our kibitzing—I roared {unmercifully from the shelter of the doorway, while the others! {whispered good military advice—| (he had a perfect target; the) |quarry was - cornered atop the! toilet seat. |

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= td » The one buzzing bee in my bonnet was all the publicity on how Gen. Montgomery, a disciplined nonsmoker, often wound up troop visits or inspections by passing out free cigarettes with a gracious manner.

ing Monty always asked Gen. Eisenhower for the cigarettes he distributed, without the slightest acknowledgement of their source. The whole business irritated me so much that I reminded Gen. Ike, upon several occasioms, that Monty was building up this personal romantic role on a secondhand gesture based upon American generosity. a = » ~ ’ ONE OF THE FEW times I really disagreed with the regular Army viewpoint occurred one evening at Gen. Eisenhower's villa. I was dining with Butch, awaiting the general's return from a little trip up to Caserta. Butch, with his civilian disregard of mili-| tary discipline, asked Mickey to! eat with us. It wasn’t the first time we had done so in Gen. Ike's absence and it was most natural, for the official family was very intimate, but. I alvays felt a tiny fear Gen. Eisenhower might! return and bring the fury of West Point upon our heads. This night, he did. Walking into the house unannounced, he saw Butch, Mickey, and I dining in rather boisterous informality. The Eisenhower grin shrunk into g tight military line. His teeth ground so firmly that muscles rippled up each cheek. The storm warnings were up. “Butch,” he said ominously, “I'd like to see you for a minute!” They disappeared into another room. , Poor Mickey muttered something about being finished, and fled into the kitchen. I! picked at the food, cursing the!

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