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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALI'AHIJ.
REAL ESTATE.

Under and by virtue Of an order.
OF the Superior Court Of Vance
County. made in the special proceed
ing entitled -. r. Beckham. nd
nlipiSira;Or of the estate of e. a
Beckham. deceased VS.. G.. l.. Book
ham. Mrs. Flora b. Wilson. d. r.
Bcckham and wife and A. Garland
Beckham. heirs at law of c. Il. Beck
nam and J. c. kittrcll, trustee" the
same being proceeding No. 1866 upon
the Special proceeding docket of
said court. the undersigned commits
Sionor will on the Goth day OF No
vembcr l943 al IL O'Clock noon at
the courthouse door i'm Henderson
North Carolina. offer for sale 10 tho
highest bidder for cash. that certain
lot Of land near the Vance Milling
Company. known as the home place
Of the late G. b. Beckham and dies
Cribcd as follows:
Begin at al iron stake AZ 1-2 feet
South 10 = west. from an iron stake
COrnCr of the n. &. Cotton Oil Conn
pany lot on the cast side of tho XII
'rcll road iui south Of Henderson.
runs thence s 10 10 deg. W 1Oi %
feet tO an iron stake on the cast side
Of said road. thence S 70 1-2 cast 2u8
% feet tn an iron stake. thence N
10 I-2 T. lOi % feet to an iror,
stake. thence N 10 1-2 w 2O8 %
feet 10 the place of beginning soc
deed book e. page 30 register of
deeds office of Vance County.
This the 27th day Of October 1913.
a. A. BUNN, Commissioner.
21-3- lO.lI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

BETHS ROOM in the boarding
house WAS on the third floor, and
whrn she took herself home that
Tuesday night, she went up the two
flights Of stairs with heavy feet
nmd Il heavier heart. Telling herself
that she loved Andrea and that
they'd have lots of their old good
times together las they did before
il lad been Andrea and .Iim) hadn't
helped very much, because reason
tGltmphcd.
She opened the door to her room,
saying. Hi"
She was greeted with silence.
The room was neat as n min.
There We're three yellow chrvsan-
thvmums and 4 cluster OF shining
russell leaves in a low bowl on the
messing table. which was bare of
AEdrea'S things that had made n
litter from the moment of her ar
rival.
Beth took Z deep. ccstatic breath,
Andrea WAS gone. No matter that
she hadn't LETT Il note. II would he
Ike Andrea 10 write her yhrr cha
,..r mann, - '''
Beth took off her co,t ,rJ ho,
ami dress and mt them av.or IN
the closet where And,ca's suit and
three dresses had hung. and got
her sponge bag from the shelf, She
tipped on her houscCoat and v.cnt
down the hall TO the bathroom,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
When IS Device
Gambling Device,
Court Must Rule
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY lynn NISHET

KHIcIsh. Nov. -LrGIslufivr nct
have 20 h. pretty general in ;hci,
terms. and i"cuuo2tiy good lawyers
are MOI sure what they mean. The
attorney generals staff has been
WORKING for week an what looked
al ll!St like simple request from
NE CITY solicitor at Charlotte rs To
whether the popular "gridiron par
lay game l. gambling device.
Inc statute infinitely defines T.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
SYNOPSIS
Eoommatcs and cousins,

EoommatcS and cousins.
IErII KlNNAN. serious minded and
trusting. and
ANDREA BARNES. rather scIf-ccn.
tered and selfish. find that the Tense
n.s# accompanying Americas i'm
p"ndnE entrance into the war is
i,"rinninr to- affect their lives. For
three years Beth has been going with
JIM RONALD. who still has not been
too successful in getting ahead i'm tho
world. while Andrea has been at
trart"d 10y
DENNIS ARCHER. Is years her senior
bat wealthy and interesting and
also married.
YESTERDAY: Eoth gets more md
:nuIu worried about Andr"n's intnn-
'Iuu 81 staying in tho capital and
;ii-s I" think III some way 10 Der
s,.tLc her To leave.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

Gay. In most sections al the stat,
u''f" - %illi lime la plan; tender
greens, k;ilr. and leaf lrti,,r, r,,
greens lhI> winter. especially II they
are protected somewhat. iron, ..,.IJ
"'HuS whether "" plan, any more.
NtH,tabi's la, tall ui. moi. We >h,,,,l,I
All plan u"" 10 crow an ADEQUATE,
an" "id" variety al vegetable. ur..i
year
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
cotton Values
Rise Today

New York, Nov. l7-(AP)-Cot.
ION futures (old contractsD opened
len +" 30 cents Il bale higher. Noon
Waite were - Ia 20 cents 4 bale
higher. DrCcmhcr 1885. March
1860 and May 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Bean Loaf

There are always beans left
over in the pot. SO the next day
take the beans 0imas, navy,
kidney, etc., add egg. 2 cups
or / cup of rice. This may be
varied according to amount Of
beans. The rice must be cooked
first. To this add - cup bread
crumbs q use grated stale
bread. l cup of milk and salt
and pepper to taste. / also add
/ teaspoon of poultry seasoning.
Bake this for thirty or forty
minutes in a moderate oven in
an oiled bread pan. l believe
you'll be amazed how much of
a flavor of meat you will derive
from this dish. Here's another
meatless dish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

The American " eekly wiI pay
s. for each recipe sent in by
readers and used ON this page, all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing a. The American " oebly.
Any kind oJ recipe may be sub
miffed, the only restriction being
that IL must BE- original. W. other
cords, "a must not hare appeared
anywhere "a pint before. Pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
MADE WITH PARsNIPs AND PIMIENTo

EETT1IS have used
it occasion imaginable" writes Adele Olson,
Stockton, California Bridge mncheons buffet
uncheons birthday chock
vtamns your
by this time.
2
ceer olives, chopped
grated o Mayonnaise or Thou
pimento, chopped dressing
Peel the grind add the
of diced chopped
Sprinkle with salt pepper with thousand island dressing
chill lettuce This exactly like crab
salad grand like it, Every time
and suddenly dawned
that would it, might
Sundays the Almanack
like the salad Most people dislike
parsnips really surprise they find they eating
raw and loving
and whodo
18Th Many Southern Europeans BleUed Thai Dark
Complexion a Manness Bathed Their Faces
Coffee Toice Day Hoping Achiere the Desired Result
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN SIS

rious prise rinners are also eIigi-
bic "a icin another prise.
BE sure Ca print 80 WTite your
name and address plainly and
send recipes 10 The American
Weekly Houseicile's Food Alma
mack, r. -. Box I9I. Grand
Central AnneS. Neu York. v. Y.
Unused recipes cannot be re-
turned Ia the scHdcrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

have pretty busy day with
two children and a 340-acre
ranch to help with. The chores
are many and varied. So l have
made up a daily schedule and a
weekly schedule which hang in
side my kitchen cabinet. try to
finish each chore on time, and
it helps tremendously on those
lazy days when / don't feel like
doing a thing"
Also, 1 put my most used
recipes on a bulletin board above
my work table and don't waste
time hunting for that recipe"
Favored HOtcakes
I sometimes flavor my hotcake
batter with vanilla or other
flavoring for variety.
Spanish Hot Biscuits
/ add minced onion or one
Glove of minced garlic to my
biscuit batter when they are to
be served with Italian or Spanish
spaghetti. Blends with the meal.
fnent of the Roman army Baked
o Pounds Each. One Such
Ration of EUery Six Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Eve been wanting 10 write 10
my fellow Almanackers for a
y long time and finally have
the opportunity TO write and
pass ON some of my recipes.
love TO cook and spend three
quarters of my time preparing
new and fascinating dishes for
my family. And I've no COM
plants yet on any of the Alma
mack recipes Eye used, thanks TO
the good cooks whose recipes
have won prizes.
We live on a ranch in North
ern California and sometimes we
don't get 10 town for our sup
plies, and substitutes must be
used. believe readers viii find
most Of these recipes very eco
nomical in these times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

enough water TO make smooth
mixture. Stir over the fire until
it starts to thicken. Remove and
cool and there's your pudding.
You can vary this with flavoring
of vanilla, lemon or chocolate
for something different.
Another way to make this at
tractive to children is to color
it with food coloring. The chill
dren Pat and Mike), age 2 and 4,
go wild with delight and gobble
up each and every spoonful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

CERTAINLY look forward to Sunday mornings to read the
Housewives AmanaCk have cut out
files writes Mrs F. MaZerolas Kingston,
II thought high time to contribute of our favote
ratonng thought this might
IS very nourishng filling meal in itself
u in Small piece garlic, chopped fine
3 4 mcluu-sze / leaf and 2 cloves
chopped fine 1 small dried lima beans
cce chopped teaspoon parsley
l canto natoes or TO taste
thoroughly oXta which buy already cut up dry
roll and salt and pepper Brown well In another pot
then add the celery and let simmer together
Add tomatoes chilli to suit taste either
and the Drowned oXtal cover all
hours until oNa is tender
when a Add needed while cooking
beans hours and cook until tender
When both the oXa and beans cooked
garlic and parsley and let simmer
We fond of this dish and It
is be rcheated too, if is left over
asked ~ families
rrnnd lfn Uixtd salad made oi shredded Saoage an.
honey hard sauot\Alary Lee Swahn)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Stuffed Potatoes

Take 3 or medium size
potatoes according TO size and
appetite of your family, pare
them and slice lengthwise. Hol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Housewives S0ued Millions 81 Pounds
of Fats for Uncle to Into Explosives to Blast
the Lets DO Eren Better This Year Enlist Your
Kitchen Fafsa and Grease for the Duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Right about "a of our usual production of Dole
Pineapple and about Va of usual production of Dole
Pineapple Juice going 10 our Armed Forces.
Even if you can't get much Dole Pineapple you'd
like these days, there's good for the future We're
planting pineappes for 1915 1t takes years for
nature to grow pineapple. But there millions who
say that the time is well spent Pineappes glorious fla
and vitamns will be yours again when the ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

In 40 d. the Comnsay Department Of the Roman Army Baked
LOaucs Of Bread " eighng 80 Pounds Each. One Such
Loaf Vas the Daily Bread Ration Of Erery Six Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

For liver's something you want to
serve at least once a week. 1t sup
plies lots Of vitamins an iron for good
red blood, besides. An you don't
have to buy expensive calf's liver.
Beef, lamb or pork liver is real tasty
an appetizin' cooked like this. An
remember, foods fried the Spry way
are SO digestible a child can eat EN-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

BeffyN2
Croker
suggests:
O IRISH SODA BREAD-lo, cd by
wearers o the green, and others. A mod
ern simpler version. Light, fine. It's good
caraway flavor excellent with many
meat courses.
cup Bisquick
cup Seeded Raisins
tsp. Caraway Seeds
cup Mix O. cup plus ? tbsp0
Mix all ingredients together (Bisquick
provides the soda). Pat into well creased
heavy O. skillet. Bake about y min,
hot oven (450'). Cut in wedges. Serve
hot Immediately, with butter.
q EASIER TO MAKE! Many
things arc-Icith BiSquick. 4 blend
of sir ingredients: Pure vegetable
shortening, baking PoiCder, en-
riched flour, salt, sugar, Poiodered
milk. Just add milk for biscuits.
O THIS OVEN DINNER says
that Spring is here!
MEAT oy Sea Food Pie-ShGHyoCk Crust
Tossed Salad Of Mixed Greens
Early Sbrirg Rhnbdrb Sauce Cookies
NH Other Bcptage
MEAT PIE "a fine meat-stretcher):
Use leftover meat and vegetables for
filling Tor fish or sealood with savory
white sauce) Make topping just by
adding milk to Bisquick. Directions on
package. Cut dough in shamrocks.
You have hand" at biscuit
dough--when you use Bisquick.
Those Bisquick ingredients are so
skilfully blended, you can't go
wrong. Tested by my staff.
\ + 4
O CARROT CURLS perk up the
relish plate. Not tricky to fix. Just
cut thin lenethwise slices of raw
carrot with an apple corer or veee-
table cutter. Roll around finger.
Chill about l hour in bowl of ice
water. Drain and serve.
h 4 +
Freel New DAILY Menu and Shopping
List" Each sheet of pad gives space for
days menus; lists staple groceries
Check needs; take sheet TO store. To
get your pad, mail postcard today to
General Mills, Inc, Dept. 90, Min
"s-p0''' MIMI Astt4 Gockss
Hear Betty Croker each Friday over
MIC 2:45 Eastern Time; las
Central; l2:45 Mountain; II AS Pacific.
"Bisquick" and Betty Croker" are registered
trade marks Of GENERAL MILLS, INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

q EASIER TO MAKE! Many
things arc-Icith Bisquick. 4 blend
Of sir ingredients: Pure vegetable
shortening, baking PoiCder, en-
riched flour, salt, sugar, POtcdered
milk. Just add milk for biscuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

BY Mrs. l.. III. MARkGRAF,
Cottonwood, California.

low out the center and line with
salt and pepper. Take the cen
ters you have followed out and
CRATE with a little onion, garlic,
and whatever vegetable you
have left over Add l egg, l
tablespoon Of flour and y cup of
milk to make a fairly thick
consistency. Fill the followed
potatoes with this mixture and
bake about one hour in a
baking pan lined with drippings.
After the potatoes have baked
about fifteen minutes, add y cup
of water.
Another good potato recipe is:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

MEAT PIE "a fine meat-stretcher):
Use leftover meat and vegetables for
filling. Tor fish or sealood with savory
white sauce) Make topping just by
adding milk to Bisquick. Directions on
package. Cut dough in shamrocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
AN ALWAYS POPULAR VARIATION

IIk AOST like apple husband especially likes
M this version writes Mrs Jim Wilson Villa Rica Georgia
W. II think the family will like this kind apple
for change This handed through family
mother being Dutch descendant.
Several mellow apples
Butter cup -four
l (quid)
peel and slice apples fill 9-nch regular
Thoroughly the flour
and together and the Next the
Place of butter and bake
about 35 35 being sold
take the of milk which about cup
: easy to
II
distant places-Mary Lee Swamp
In
Possible. Housewives Beieued That This ImprOred FIdro and
Helped Ia Freshness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Fried LiUer PGtties

Remove membrane from liver and
grind coarsely. Mix ground liver with
onions, crumbs Cracker or bread),
salt, pepper, milk and egg. Melt Spry
in skillet until hot. There's no I'M
pleasant smoke or smell when you
fry with purer all-vegetable Spry
shortening. Drop liver mixture by
tablespoons into skillet. Fry until
nicely Drowned on both sides (about
2 minutes. Let Spry cool and strain
into a can. You can use it over and
over again for frying. It's very
economical. Recipe makes IS patties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
o THIS OVEN DINNER says

MEAT oy Sea Food Shamrock Crust
Tossed Salad Of Mixed Greens
Early Sbrirg Rhubdrb Sauce Cookies
NH Other Bcyetdge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
X WartirneJ
Cooking Tips
BY 0''s+ 9eve''Yx :.
HolD to make your
folks like IiUer

It's all a matter Of
KNOWN hoW to fix
it. An that sure is
good news, isn't it?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

You have hand" at biscuit
dough--when you use Bisquick.
Those Bisquick ingredients are so
skilfully blended, you can't 60
wrong. Tested by my staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Hear Betty Croker each Friday over
MIC 2;45 Eastern Time; las
Central l2:45 Mountain; IL: AS Pacific.
"Bisquiek" and Betty Croker" are registered
trade marks Of GENERAL MILLS, INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Potato Cakes

Pare or potatoes, CRATE,
add / medium size onion, l Glove
of garlic, 2 grated carrots, l egg,
= cup milk, salt and pepper, and
mix well. l can never have
enough of these.
Here's a recipe for mothers of
small children who won't drink
their milk. This is economical,
and takes only a minute to make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Bring to scalding point cups
of milk and add to it this batter:
8 tablespoons cornstarch, y cup
sugar, a sprinkle of salt, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

@ CARROT CURLS perk up the
relish plate. Not tricky to fix. Just
cut thin lenethwise slices of raw
carrot with an apple Corer or veee-
table cutter. Roll around finger.
Chill about 1 hour i'm bowl of ice
water. Drain and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Freel New Daily Menu and Shopping
List" Each sheet of pad gives space for
days menus; lists staple groceries.
Check needs; take sheet TO store. To
get your pad, mail postcard today to
General Mills, Inc, Dept. 90, Min
neapolis, MINI. - IN
Evening star., 1943-04-11

To preserve night vision, big bowl of vita
NINA capsules was always on hand. To keep
in practice for searches, each team had to
simulate air attacks on ''Nazi" bombers -
in reality RAF bombers. Search procedure
was carried out for an hour each day.
When day fighters are logged IN, night fight
ers are frequently sent across the Channel for
low-altitude strafes of the invasion coast"
On one foggy day, our squadron went over,
flying blind, to hit targets in Holland.
Holes opened up in the fog after we crossed
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Rhondda, in coal-mining district. After
becoming pilot officer he had had course
with Pan-American, at Pensacola. There he
had absorbed some American slang which he
delivered now and then with strong Welsh
accent He was top-notch radio observer.
On our first night fighter patrol, we learned
that teamwork between planes and ground
Evening star., 1943-04-11

shifting both course and altitdue to throw off
any night fighters that might be on his trail
Then laoonic report came through from the
nearest ground station:
'Bogey identified as bandit (enemy air
craft.
Certain now, we redoubled our efforts az
the unseen Naz bomber twisted and turned,
trying to find break in the fog. At last I
got the raider between US and the moon We
closed on it, with Jonesy keeping radio silence.
The bomber proved to be Dornier 217-E.
It was 100 feet distant, squarely against
the moon, when let 60 two second blast.
There was smell of burned cordite as the
guns roared, and the Dornier burst into
flames. The crew never had chance.
Ablaze from nose to tail. the bomber spun
off into the fog. We circled down, guided by
the red glow of the burning plane. At 1000
feet sudden, brighter glare came up through
the fog and felt conclusion jolt our plane.
Jonesy looked at me as he reached for his
microphone to report. ''Nice work. he
said. ''Must have made quite = show
when his bombs went off,
Next day l saw where the raider had hit.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

further proof of the Nazis' fear of night fight
ers Luftwaffe crews on night raids were often
dumping their bombs hastily, miles from their
targets - and streaking for home.
On night raids over England the Germans
never know when one of those sinister black
planes is stalking them. Almost invisible in
the dark, a night fighter can steal in to point
blank range No tracer bullets are used. The
Nazis' first hint is usually deadly fusillade
from the night Many of the Luftwaffe have
died without even knowing what hit them.
10 SPEED the operations OF American night
fighting units, all British techniques and
equipment have been combined with the lat
est Army Air Force Developments In addi-
ton, American veterans of RAF night-fghter
squadrons have been transferred to the US.
to help train Army pilots for action in Europe,
Africa, the Pacific and other areas.
Back of the Raj record is system evolved
from three years hard experience. All RAF
pilots are carefully checked for night vision.
Before signing up, had done some night fly
ing in the States. In February, 1910, joined
the RAF and, when my night vision was found
above average. was assigned to special
training.
A safety" pilot flew with me at first. then
put me on my own. Following this came ac-
tual night fyings, landings and take-offs
until they became second nature. Then was
teamed up with Jonesy and ordered to the
Blank Night Fighter Squadron.
Jonesy had been schoolteacher at Little
Evening star., 1943-04-11

There was . large crater -
and that was all.
To avoid pilot fatigue. rest
intervals were alternated with
operations at the Blank
Squadron. This field, like all
night fighter bases, was we'll
camouflaged. Some might
appear like oornfields, others
as small villages. or farms
with streams winding through
rolling ground. Up to the
time when I left, every Nazi
attempt to locate the Blank
Squadron had proved vain.
When on duty, pilots were
on call at the disneraa1 hut.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

through the fog. At $500 feet we broke
through, found moonlight above. Just as we
began our interoeptDn saw another of our
night fighters fit across the face of the moon.
Dead-black, it made an eery silhouette -
then abruptly vanished. began to appreci-
ate the Luftwaffes dread.
We swung East, and through my earphones
heard Jonesy talking with the ground sta
tons as they took bearings on US.
For 20 minutes we tried to close in, but it
soon became apparent that ''bogey" was
Evening star., 1943-04-11

- HE nlgnt was so QdIk Illdt our Ilgntel
seemed to hang motionless lost in a
u black void. But the luminous dials on
our instrument board told different story.
We were circling at terrific speed - and some
where in that same black sky with us Nazi
bomber was roaring in over England. 1t was
our job to find it and shoot it down.
In the cockpit beside me, "Jonesy," my
cocky little Welsh radio observer, sat listen
ing to our ground communication stations.
Changing course to follow the bomber,
alternately watched our sensitive night-hying
instruments and the darkness ahead. Twice
we had tried to close in. Twice we had missed.
Our twin-engined night fighter droned on
for minute Then suddenly two faint blush
spots appeared - the Pickering exhausts of
a bombing plane. switched the guns from
Safety" to firing position, opened the throt-
tles As we closed in, the shadowy outlines
of Junkers 80 took shape. slid my thumb
onto the stick-trigger.
Holding my fire, eased in on the Junkers'
tall There was a taut second which every
night fighter knows - the moment when
enemy gunners may spot him and open fire
first.
Then at $50 feet pressed the trigger The
massed machine guns and cannon in the nose
let 20 with furious burst. Instantly the
Junkers' starboard engine blazed up.
In the glare, the stricken bomber was
starkly outlined A Nazi airman dived head
first through the open bomb bay, and the rest
of the crew frantically bailed out after him.
The last man was barely out when the Junk
ers exploded.
As Il banked away, Jonesy thumbed his
nose at the descending Nazis. Then he
radioed the ground stations SO that po-
lice could pick up the crew. BY the time
we landed the Nazis had been rounded
up.
Next morning an Intelligence officer called
me in while he was questioning the pilot and
navigator. They were both about Is, typi-
cally arrogant young Nazis When he told
them had shot them down, the pilot flung
something at me in German. Later, the Intel
ligence officer gave me translation:
"The Gestapo will not forget you night
fighter swine when Germany invades Eng
land"
Before left my Royal Air Force squadron
to join the American Army Air Force, had