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the necessary financial backing to
meet the competition of the age.
The income from students and
chance gifts is inadequate to say
the least. You cannot and do not
pay for your education. The ma
ior part of your expense in col
lege must be borne by some other
source. Make sure that your school
has the necessary means to meet
the demands of the day in modern
education. If it is state supported
you have little worry. If it is pri-
vately endowed, read its history
carefully and note the agency or
agencies which are behind it.
If possible, find out as much as
you can about the faculty. Institu-
tions are built around personalities.
This is not, however, mandatory, in
that the rating of the school will
in a lareg measure depend upon
the calibre of men and women
making up the faculty and person
nell
The graduates of college are its
best advertisement Have you met
and talked with any of the grad
yates of the college to which you
are going? If you have, did you
notice a note of pessimism or op-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18

home if you do not maintain a
certain average in your classroom
work? If your college has rigid
rules on this point it is good
sign. 1t means that it does not
tolerate loafers and incompetents.
This is an important item in your
list of criteria. You want to be
where there is a wholesome compe-
tition and a healthy air of aca-
demic standards.
If you have not already chosen
your college for the ensuing year,
may l suggest that you examine a
catalogue of Tougaloo College. You
will find at Tougaloo just what you
want and need in the way of lib
eral education and basic prepara-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18
Are You Going
To College For
The First Time
Part III

The first part of this article was
concerned with pertinent questions
which should be settled before Sc
lecting the college of your choice.
IN this section we propose to dis
cuss briefly some valid criteria to
be used in selecting your school.
Let us suppose that you have
now selected your school or have
arrived at that point. First of all,
what do you know about the col
lege of your choice or the one that
you are about to choose?
One of the first things that you
should consider is, how does the
school rate with other similar
schools in the state in which it is
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18
COMMANDER MEETS
MAN HE RESCUED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co
rydon M. Wassell has been reunited
in Hollywood with one of the nine
men he rescued from Jap-invaded
Java in one of the most dramatic
of the "heroism for mercy" to come
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18

out of the present war.
On leave from the San Diego ma
val base, where he is now stationed,
6-foot, 3-inch Boatswain's Mate
Robert Kraus, of Fond du Lac, Wis,
casually dropped in at Paramount
Studio to call on the former Arkan-
sas country doctor, whose life
story is being prepared for the
screen by Cecil B. De Mile.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18

Speaking of invasions, the last
folks to invade Britain, the Nor
mans in 1866, are still running
things there.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-09-18

ton for the higher professions.
j. H. OWENS,
Head of Chemistry Department
Tougaloo College.
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Apartment Property for Sol.
YOUR JUDGMENT

YOUR JUDGMENT
IN your own business has been GOOD or vo,,
would not have investment money todav
KEY on our Facts and Figures as n soIind
,esi estate guide for the future See Mir.
CLOSE EsTATE-2nd Ave. 10 apt. room.
iurn Rent 50 500. Former 500. 900 value
$500 mo- w
LMHURsT-Modern II apt. J 10 4 rooms
stores always rented now So, 500. For.
mer value Sl25.0Oo. Snap. S4s. 600. only
-. zoo down. 1912 mo-, 4iacs
~ CLID-~-Fig cor apis 20 rooms rent
Sii 500. Former $50. 600 sales values
can't be duplicated, SIS. 600. only SIS, 700
down. 1877 mo AZ =
WATER WORKS First offered IN this de-
slrahle section. just like new. 3 rooms
full tiled baths showers. stoker Rent
I'll. 300 Cost present owner Sllo. 600 Posi-
lively bargain at S65 900. terms half
cash
.GEN'L MoToRs-BLvD. CENTER-out-
standing so apis. 3 10 rooms Rent
s3f 600 Imagine former sales values actu-
ally $3.50 200 Only Si55 900 terms s43. 600
80 200 cash surplus for yourself after all
taxes. expense and payments while paying
for property Where can you match this!
HOMER WARREN a co
Sc Years Dependable Service
Dime Bids. CA o32i
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Farmers Market

rRUITs-Appl,t Delicious. fancy. 81 81
= bu 40 !. S35oQ4 bu Jonathan
No / S75d3 bue Mcintosh fancy
s5.5og4 bu No. Il 81 3.2S ea.; North
50 5o1 bu s'eeles Red fancy. $3.50 o
bu No /. IS 50di hu. NN y
NEGETABLE GREENS Mustard, No I
50 bu.. sorrell, No. !, 75cg 81 bu spinach
VEGETABLES. MISC w Asparagus
fancy, 81 rs doz bchs No. /. i25n / Sc
doI. bchs. Beets. topped No. J. 81. so u
bu Carrots, TOPPED No ]. 1900 bu
No. ], 81 bu Onions green, fancy. s5c
dol. bchs. No. l. ssh 75c dor. bchs
Psrsnips. No. /, So 13 Is bu Tomatoes
hothoute, 40. l, Sia450 l4-lh hssks,
Radishes. fancy. csc dor. bchs No. /,
40 2 soc doz hchs
zoos Ceilingl. large. "a 3-loc doi
medium. IS 3-lOc doz
HoGs--Dressed. medium. 4Oai5c 10.
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Resorts for Sole
ATTENTION, COLORED

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Big lots. 50xi5O private AXE, 6ne fishing.
good garden soil small down payment
sMEDLEY. AS z. WARREN TE. 1882
FURNISHED 5 rooms--2 screened in
porches water and electricity: one mile
rom Commerce road at Carroll Lake
Heights. Call UN. 1885
LAKE ORION. al modern, lake frontage
bedrooms. Hogarth $3.50
COLORED-why pay $500 for a I.k. 10,
when you can buy a whole acre ssIxs3o''
Lake Gould privileges. on U. s. %; chicken
farms Brighton. Mich. Box 1880, De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Resorts for Rent

FIVE rooms modern. furnished: Wolverine
Lake. 80 minutes from Detrot, w.
enas. weekly, monthly. Walled Lake
LAKE ORION. all modern. lake frontage.
bedrooms. Hogarth $3.50.
RENT for season; summer HON. lak.
front; IS miles from Detroit. near south
Lyons TWinbrook 2-4lOs.
WALLED LAKE ~ miles Detroit 81.
room furnished cottage; 5000 now until
Labor Day Lafayette 1884
BROOM summer cottage. Walled Lake
season or year around. Dearborn os73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Farms and Lands for Sale
FRONTAGE

FRONTAGE
duarter.r1!le frontage on trunk line
M66, 40 acres wooded, kalkasha Co. $3.50,
SIS down $40 month. Michigan Tax Sery-
ice Bureau, Majestic Bldg
$1,000 BUYS HwAY go
Only 500 down. realty taxes last year Sc;
about 30 &C. for crops. wire fenced pasture
and wood; 30 fruit trees, grapes: 9 rms
"a unflnishedl, hardwood floors. water In
Kitchen; 40-ft. barn. shed on gravel RI .
short run 20 busy depot town or beautiful
Lake Michigan: page SIS. Big Free Catalog
bargains in ~ states sTRoUT REALTY.
.7-PZ So. Dearborn St, Chicago. Ill
80 ACRES of CS-il2-Good soil: s-room
house 81 200. 30 acres-Everything good
only 81 500. 80 aeres--Extrs GOOD soil ana
ou.ldlngs " zoo. Tom hidgley, Real
Estate. Hillsdale. Mich
40 ACRE farm wood. good water, with
OF without stock and tools F.. Y. Evans
a Son, Kingston Z. o. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Little Farms for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL square acres. part woods
with stream, fruit trees new Groom
home and an Old homs well, near Flat
Rock 50 800. 81 200 OWN.
lCROssMAN Ho. s4SS
A GREEN. ROOTED BUNCkLow--2 n.d.
rooms. living room lAre, kitchen. com.
plete plumbing; near bus school ana
shopping centers Price sa4T5: s25o cash
handles NO INTEREST GRossMAN,
cor Van Born and Wayne roads. Phone
wayne 900
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Funded Debt Of Class / Rsilrosds
Earnings

Earnings
ELECTRIC AUTO-IITE
March quartet 1888 1892
Net profit 81 22s. go 81 1913 2sf
Per share 81 03 CSC
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
le43 1912
April net income SAT- 2t6 Si57 ESQ
4 mos net income Ssl4si3 S4es. 1875
:. =. WHITE DENTAL MANUFACTtR
March quarter lafS 1912
Net pryht Als3 7O9 sl2e AIS
Share earnings sac 43c
DRESSER MANUFACTURING
3 mos su1sd April so 1853 1879
Net p-utft 81 $50 3fs S5i3 297
Per share S3s2 81. 81
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
NcNILLIAMS DREDGING
Quarter ended Mar. 81 l943 1882
Net profit $40 f26 $40, $50
Per share iOc SIC
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New York Cotton

Closinss-eJuns, 20 81. nominal. Angus,
.o.ll, nonnisli September, 2o.o2. nominal
norinsl; February, 1897, nominal April,
1884, nominal.
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Money to Loan
On Real Esfofe

AT AZ 70 Insurance Co. funds for good
| mortgage loans; land contracts bought
Ed. Henkel Co.. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
HOME mortgages in Dearborn and vicinity:
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association of Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

ACRES Of little farms. or Victory gardens
any size; excellent soil; close in on Reeck
terms 70 sur. r. Hursey 500 Emnons
Blyd. Wyandoi,e. Phone $751;.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION
IeleerAph rosd, close n the nsw Express
domestic plots f20xl25'
with water ana sidewalks. $50 oowr, bal.
ance easy monthly payments Warranty
~. Ielearanh RI. nsarhnrn
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victory gardens now homestes after the
war Lots on paved streets; all improve
menus $3.50 each, S25 down VIII be on
property a. 4l3 Visger road. Ecorse. sunday
Afternoon. or phone Wyandotte 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Detroit Stocks

S SseoS. = + So Z 10 ]. - Is - =
Sales including pdd- lots, 8 SOS shares
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 far this year.
ESQUIRE. INC.
Fiscal year end. Mar. 81 1913 1882
Net profit $42s. $40 $3.50. 90
Per share sac Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

A sERvIcEMAN has asked US IN ser MI.
equity In wooded acre. City water and
electricity. Close in, near Telegraph Road
Sensible restrictions. good American neigh.
oornood. Make OFFER Treadweli. Telegra IN
Al WICK Road, one mile south OF Ecorse Rd
LIQUIDATION sale ~ acres hair acres
and forty acres. Satisfactory terms can
b arranged. TreadweH. Telegraph AZ Wick
Road.
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OPPORTUNITY

10000 So. feet. power wiring,
modern building. Some turning
and grinding equipment and spe-
cial equipment for the manufsc-
ture of fast spiral, straight
shank end mills with sufYicient
high speed steel for 2 months
production.
Owner has other interests.
Will take 100000 cash to
handle.
Write Detroit Times, Box A1203
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK May 29--Prlces in cents,
Great Britain sterling 402 0o-4O4. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Victory Garden Plots

Z. DETRoIT--5Oxii5. paved st. IL bl
on Grauot; $2s5. Owner Rosevlle 1858
STATE LAND-Gratio, Township. ST. Clair
shores. Crosse Poirte Woods. as low as
$3.50. S25 down Buy now-bulld later.
Inquire 209li Harper Tuxedo 2-sa2O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Business Opportunities

BAR, dining room, Glass c 1913: reason
able owner sacrificing account health.
i52o3 East Warren. Niagara e743.
CONFECTIONERY sale; GOOD busi.
ness. good location; selling on account
OF wife's health. CAL Vinewood 2-e37o.
Vinswood 1850
CORNER with or 2 acres iaree building,
suitable for home or business; chicken
coop. fruit cellar, garage; good spot for
tavern or trailer camp. % Don It.. nj.
Clemens.
DRESS and Millinery etore--Sood ioca-
ton; established IA years: making
money: owner in bad health, must sacri-
ace for cash. Get into q business not cur
tailed by war rationinE. $3.50 Grand River.
GROCERY with rxtures. between Drayton
Plains and Pontiac. excellent location:
closed due 70 death low rent. Margaret
shsbitf, 1920 Dixie highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no appraisal
fee. Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building.
Cadillac 1896.
ALL land contracts. bought, mtgs. made.
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 0349.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN Y. LANPHAR q COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50
AT Low discounts We buy land contracts.
arrange AZ q nrst mortgage loans. Edw.
Henkel Co., Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Loke and Rioer Property for Sale

ANCHOR BAY Reach Lake lot to close
estate, S545. ca 800; IT,. 2-sl7s
EAGLE POlNTE on LAKE ST- CLAIR
7-ROOM BRICK AND FRAME.7
from brick and frame Swiss type home
IN Eagle Po.Dte. On the lake Just nigh,
Tor you. summer ard winter. on two large
lots A bargain for you N YOU have a fair
down payment Best hafhlngn boating and
hshing on Lake 81 CAR Terms 20 respon-
sibe parties Inquire 250io East Jefferson
Ave. near i0-Mue Road 81. Clair shores
West Realty 20
LARGE WATERFRONT Lot
rms large waterfront lot only $3.50 Right
on the water near Edse Ford's. boating
bathing and fishing just right for YOU
summer and winter Schools. stores,
cnurches, buses. etc Terms 20 responsible
parties. Inquire 250l0 Jefferson Ave Fast
near 10 Mile road. 81. Clair Shores West
Realty CO.
SHOW PLACE OF ST. CLAIR SHORES
This beautiful s-room brick home. located
right on the water. Just rght for Won
summer and winter attractive convenient
large recreation room, 5G-foot brick and
steel boat house 2-car garage: lovely
grounds Liking here can he mighty pleas.
ant for YOU We can arrange terms for
responsible parties. Inquire 2SOl0 East JEFF.
ferson Ave-. .-neAE II Nile EaaA- Clair
Shores Wes' Realty Company
BROOM cottage Modern improvements AZ
Elizabeth Lake Estates. No l. 4035
Mapleaf ia. open sunday. Monday. TeIe-
phone UN 3-62le
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Mortgages
REFINANCE

Your old home mortgage or land contract
on favorable terms 10 20 years, low
Federal Savings and Loan Assn, Isl
Griswold. a. Lafayette CHI. 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Bargain-Out Grand River

5 ACRES LARGE T.ROoM HOUSE
Basement, furnace bath. electricity; wired
Ter slsctric stove insulbric siding expen.
sivs chicken coop fruit trees; bus service
"a good schools 81. 500. 81. 900 down, $50
nonthly OF viii trade for nsat ANAL houss
RoRxlss slits xINxELL RE. ot1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Little Farms for Sale

CLOSE to Kelsey HAYES plant-Wooded, D
| acres near Plymouth road. Low taxes.
$3.50 down Newman. 2sOO0 Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLE

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
40 Pct. Drop in Gas Sales
Reported in Capital Area

Sales Of gasoline have dropped
about 40 per centein the Washing
ton area as result of the ban on
automobile pleasure driving, a sur
vey of service station operators dis
closed today.
Dealers in widely-Separated sec
tions of the District gave estimates
as TO the extent of the decrease in
their gasoline business since the
ban became effective two weeks ago,
but all agreed the sales decline was
Eat least 80 per cent" and estimates
averaged 40 per cent.
Trade remained fairly heavy at
stations along highways patronized
by trucks and commercial cars.
Business was relatively good, too,
In areas near war plants and mill
tary establishments. But in resi-
dental sections and along some
outlying roads, dealers said the loss
of business has been great
The survey also revealed that au-
tomobile repair business has suf-
fered decline, following the ban
on pleasure driving. Flooded with
work several weeks ago, garage re-
psirmen still are busy but no
longer have a tremendous backlog
Of work.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
40ut Of . Democrats
Excused From Posts
On D. {. Committee
New COP Members
Also Ask Transfer;
Only Two Are Willing

-Four Of the nine new Democratic
members selected for service on the
House District Committee by the
Committee on Committees have
begged to be excused.
Representative Jackson of Wash
ington, who previously had served
on the District Committee, regis
tered his protest before the commit
tee lists were printed for submission
to the Democratic caucus, and Rep
reSentative Peterson of Georgia had
his name withdrawn before the cau-
Gus met Representative Keogh of
New York was excused by the eau
Gus because he is chairman of the
Committee on Revision of the Laws.
Representative King Of California
also made a successful appeal for
some other committee assignment.
The Republican Committee on
Committees has failed to find a sim
gle new member willing to accept
appointment on the District Com
mittee, and there are four Republi-
can places to be filled, in addition to
the five holdover members, several
of whom are seeking removal to
other committees.
The general objection to service
on the District Committee is that
the members prefer to devote their
energies to legislation directly
affecting their constituents They
feel that service on the District
Committee would require much of
their time and that it would be
added work"
There are several members still
on the District Committee who are
seeking to have their names re-
moved. Two of these, Representa-
tive Feighan of Ohio and Repre-
sentative Gossett Of Texas, both
said today they hope to get off" ."
Only two of the new members as
signed have said they are willing to
serve-Representative Rohan of
Illinois, the only man who has ex-
pressed a desire to help the Dis
trict," and Representative Murphy
of Pennsylvania, who says Il will
take any assignment they give me. "
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Roudhouse Left
'UnmoIested':
Trade Picks Up
BY the Associated Press.


FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Jan.
20.-Special Officer S. Walker Bur-
CESS of Spotsylvania County, has
stopped enforcing the ban on pleas
ure motoring in his bailwick as far
as roadhouses are concerned.
The officer, who had been active
in checking on persons patronizing
dine-and-dance places in Spotsyl-
vania, ceased his efforts after the
Fredericksburg and Stafford County
War Price and Rationing Boards
ruled that local taXicabs might
transport servicemen to such estab-
lishments in Stafford provided the
latter did not permit dancing.
"It is unfair to discriminate
against roadhouses in Spotsylvania
County" Officer Burgess said.
AS the result of Mr.. Burgess de-
cision the proprietor of a popular
dine-and-dance place four miles
from Fredericksburg in Spotsylvania
County advertised in the local news
paper:
THE management has been in
formed by Mr.. S. Walker Burgess,
special county officer, that pleas
ure drivers will not be molested by
him. Come out tonight"
Patronage at the establishment
has picked up.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

We want our fighters to have the
best equipment possible and your
purchase of War bonds will help pay
for these guns, giving them an ad-
vantage over our enemies. Buy War
bonds every payday. At least ten
per cent of your income, or as much
as you can buy will help pay the
war cost, provide you with a nest
egg for the future. and pay you good
interest.-U. S. Treasury Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Commissioners Oppose
PeopIe's Counsel Plan

There is no need for re-establish-
ing the Office of peoples counsel in
the District, the Commissioners ad-
vised the House District Committee
today.
Commenting on proposal by the
Southeast BusineSsmen's Association
calling for establishment of the
post, the Commissioners pointed out
the Office has been vacant for several
years and that the President had
not appointed a peoples counsel,
although funds have been provided.
They recalled that the President,
while Governor of New York, had
vetoed a bill for such an Office on
the ground that the Public Utilities
Commission itself was an agency to
represent the public.
The Commissioners concurred in
that opinion, and added that they
themselves comprise a body which
is supposed to be representing the
public. They also pointed out that
the District Committees of the
House and Senate also guard the
interests of the citizens.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Milk Price Increase
Testimony Prepared
For Hendrickson
Food Distribution Chief
Will Droft Proposed
Changes in Agreement

Testimony in the tWo-day hearing
on request of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers to increase
the wholesale price of milk 2 cents
quart was being prepared today
for submission to Food Distribution
Administrator Roy F. Hendrickson.
The hearing ended last night.
Following study of the testimony
Mr.. Hendrickson is expected to draft
proposed changes in the milk mar
keting agreement, which would be
sent to milk producers and con-
sumner groups for approval.
Any increase, if granted by the
Agriculture Department, is not eX-
pected to be announced until the
end of the month, it was indicated
at the Agriculture Department.
Coleman G. Gore, production
manager for Embassy-Fairfax Dairy
here, testified yesterday that if
dairies had to pay farmers another
2 cents a quart for milk consumers
would have to pay cents per quart
more.
The extra cent that ne claims
would have to be tackled on to the
price is necessary because of in
creased operating costs of the dairy
| he said.
Mrs. Edward B. Morris, represent
ing the Fort Davis and Randlt
Highlands Citizens Associations
said a major share of the increased
price to farmers could be absorbed
by the dairies through delivery
| economies.
Bruce B. Derrick, secretary-treas-
urer of the milk producers associa-
ton, disclosed that "a dairy farms
supplying milk to the Washington
market had shut down because OF
labor and other difficulties.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Rickenbacker Hoaxed
Info Appearing al
MayfIower Dinner
Gen. Arnold, Stettinius
And Senator George
Honor Famous Flyer

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker walked
into trap" last night-a testi-
monial dinner at the Mayflowel
which the famous flyer had success
fully avoided since his rescue from
the sea.
His Washington friends knew
Capt. Rickenbacker's aversion to
banquets. particularly since his 81
day adventure in the Pacific, so they
worked out plan to frame" him
into appearing at the dinner.
The great strategy" as they called
it, was plotted" by Edward R. Stet-
tinius, jr., lease-lend administrator
and three other members of a din
ner committee-Lt. Gen. Henry H
Arnold, chief of the Army Air
Forces; Nelson Rockefeller and
Senator George Of Georgia.
Capt. Rickenbacker was asked
by high-ranking Army officer to
come to Washington for an "impor-
tant conference" After his arrival
Mr.. Stettinius, an old friend, asked
the flyer to dinner, since he was in
town"
Capt. Riekenbacker said he want
ed small dinner in his own apart
ment, but finally agreed to a dinner
at the Mayf1ower when it was
pointed out by Mr.. Stettinius that
an old friend of "Rick's," Senator
George, was i'll there.
1t wasn't until the flyer walked
into the Mayfiower's Chinese room
that he realized he was victim OF
plot" and laughed with the 80 OF
more guests when he was told o.
the scheme. Guests included Army
and Navy officials, members of Con.
gress and Government leaders.