Charles Erwin Wilson

He's here to make a presentation on behalf of the Armed Forces Radio Services.

Mr. Frick, Mr. Giles, Mr. Harridge, as the representative of Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson, it's a real pr- privilege to present these certificates of appreciation for your cooperation in making possible the broadcasts of Major League games to our service men and women overseas by the Armed Forces Radio Service

ServiceThe Armed Forces Radio Service has 72 local stations all over the world.

They broadcast, in addition to sports events, uh, news, uh, shows of various kinds, and you can imagine what it means to these young men and women who are representing America all over the world to be up to date inning by inning with Major League Baseball.

So now it's after World War II and it's the Eisenhower administration.

And who is the director of the transportation secretary? It's the former, it's Engine Charlie, former CEO of GM is now transportation secretary.

And so he builds up this idea of Soviets are going to invade at any moment.

We need a national highway system to get our troops where they've got to go.

Harage, nice to see you, sir.

And the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, James Mitchell.

He's here to make a presentation on behalf of the Armed Forces Radio Services.

Mr. Frank, Mr. Giles, Mr. Harage.

As the representative of Secretary of Defense, Charles E. Wilson, it's a real privilege to present these certificates of appreciation for your cooperation

in making possible the broadcast of Major League Games to our service, men and women, overseas by the Armed Forces Radio Service.

The Armed Forces Radio Service has 72 local stations all over the world.