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Evening star., 1947-10-05

walked for Hatten in sixth.
tDoubled for Behrman in seventh.
walked for Stanky in seventh.
Gran fer Edwards in ninth.
Slammed for Casey in ninth.
New York Ca L.)---- 600 ITO 600
Brooklyn IN. L)------ 600 DOL 00O-1
Runs batted in--Shea, Di Magsio, J.
Robinson. Two-base hits = Heinrich.
Vaughan. Shea. Home run-Di Masgio.
Sacrifice-Furilio Double plays-Reese to
Stanky to j. Robinson (2). Earned runs
New York IA. L.. 2; Brooklyn IN. L.). J..
Left On bases York "a. L., II; II
Barney, 9 (stirnxeiss q: Lindell ,S5,
Rizzuto (2). Heinrich. A. Robinson. john
SOM; on Shea, 5 fReese CD, Gionfr1ddo,
Edwards, Reiser); off Behrman tDi
Maggio). Struck out-By Barney, 3 on
Magic. johnson (2l: by Shea, lEdwards.
Jorgensen (2). Stanky. Reese. J. Robinson,
Lavagetto); by Hatten tShea); by Behrman,
2 (Lindell McQuinn): by Casey tStirn.
weiss). Pitching summary-Barney.
runs, 8 hits in 42a innings; Hatten, o runs
O hits in " innings; Behrman. o runs
hit in l inning Casey, runs. l hit IN 2
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Casey nin-
deID Wild pitchIssaarnsy Passed oallsw
Umpires-Messrs. MCGOWAN "a. L., plate;
Pinelli IN L.. 1b: Rommel "a. Ii, 70:
Goetz IN. L.. 3b: Magerkurth IN. ID, LETT
field Boyer "a. L.. right field. Attendance
-34.37e paid Time: :46:
1Composite Score, Page B-5.)
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Mitchell Is Sooner Star

NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 4 F.-
Jack Mitchell, University of Okla
homa quarterback, was as hot as
the weather here today as he scored
one touchdown and passed to two
others as the Sooners stopped the
Texas ApQies 26.14
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Scoring-George Washington, touch
down, Koester: point after touchdown
downs, Stewart, Patton; point after touch.
down, Darlington (placemenD. Substitu-
tions-George Washington. ends. Close
Kirsch, Feula; guards, Mathieson, Regan
center, Druckenmiller; backs, Spangler
Mazero, Labukas, Bartelloni, Wapinsky
Bernot, Dugoff. Armezzani. v. P. I.-EnSs
Gill. Lutes, Watson; tackles, Smith. Schul.
ter. Quisenberry; guards, Phillips. Noft-
singer, Jarrett; centers, Woodward, Ber-
mich; backs. Leck, Stewart, Crowson
Tamalis, Thomson, Leddy, Lowden.
OficiaIs - Referee, Orrel Mitchell
Georgetown: umpire. AL Doran, Ohio heac
linesman. F. G. Heath, North Carolina
field judge Charles Lutz. ST. Johns.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns-Mc-
Gee Gor Sitko), Smith tfor Brennan
Waybright Cfor Martini. Martin. Hart
Brennan. Points after touchdoWns: Earle!
al (for Sitko) placements. Pitt scoring
uchdown-DepaSqua dor ROBINSON.
Notre Dame substitutions-, Ends. Way
bright: Wightsin, LeonaId' 9lfs,I Mshasdis ,lards
oracko, O'Connor. Signaigo. Gaul Cen
ter, Walsh. Backs. Farley, Gompers, Tri-
SWistowicz, Simmons, MCGEE. Brown. Pit
substitutions- Goelz, Shanta. Mihm
Tackles. Harris; Boldin; Karanoyish
Guards Coury, RaZzano, Sumpter. Cole
nan Centers, Ward, Radnor. Kisfday
Backs, Cummins. Smodic. Hardesty, De
pasqua, RAIDER, Lauro. Lee, koZzora. Fu'
derich Maystrovich, Richards. Ulam.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Army scoring-Touchdowns Rowan tfor
Shelley 2, Gillette (for MackmulD. Atom
1for Rawers). Stuart for vinsonl,: Scott
ffor Vinson), Kuckhahn for Vinson':
ubstitutions-Army: Ends, Kuyk. Atom,
Godstrom. Rawers, Kulpa, Peppers: tack
les, Galloway, Davis, Mcdaniel Smith
Howell, Donohoe: guards. Barnes, Fastuca.
Drury, Lunn, Austin, Kaseman: centers.
Bullock Livesay. Pingitore; backs, Abel
man, Gabriel, vannoy. Gustafson Scott
iiffa, Cosentino, Irons, Lobe, McCrane.
Colorado: Ends, Koelbel, Pixler. Robert
son: tackles, Nelson, Allen; Jones. brigss:
guards, Breinig, Creese. Fabling. Freziefes;
centers, Jump Nicholson; backs. COOK
Narcisian Evans Miller. Downing, NC
Even .Stroebel. Delmonico.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
And Ii Was Time for Cookie

final crisis for Shea to srmount When EdWarus
singled in the sacrifice (Wha steal?
steaD.
Spider fly and then to wild cheers
Burt when 1t two down in
behind That would be Cookie
the fence yesterday ruined Bevns no
hitter won the Dodgers, 3 to 2.
exactly barrel for Shea, but he
him 3and-1 count swinging
on swinging the next two pches
didn't hit either of swinging
Shea rushed the plate and began TO
pound fists his catcher Robinson who 1t Is assumed
was being CONGRATULATED Spec personally behalf of the
out OF the doghouse
place respectable backstop during World Series
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Bucky Banked on Sheu's Courage

Harris percentage manager out IN thls case ne mao
There the prosac percentage OF having
ethandd Walker and Hermansk
romantic percentage namely Sheas ability to
clutch Bucky chose to string along with Shea and
won when Walker and Hermansk flied out.
inning Harris stuck out his neck again walk
loaded the bases with two down and this time the
second when they observed that
Page only beckoned but that he wasn't exng
his biceps.
Charley to speak with Shea
gagster imagined grateful He had been out on
the without anybody to talk to- Since we
never will know supposed conversation like this:
the arm?'
What's in the house?"
Don't know yet. Hasn't been announced"
we'll long, drop around again.
Then Shea famed to retire the side
Evening star., 1947-10-05

at trade why Buckys doghouse has
explained had
yesterday today the series would be ended
from Yogi Berra and Sherman
backstops another swpe them
Anyway first time five nobody
letting the Yankees
beat themselves suddenly
mis-
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Buns Lacked Best Offensive Weapons

Which days mas made Only IVe NUS tHe
Dodgers Floyd Bevens hit
the issue right down to the final
inning quite make it, but, said, they were
handicapped their best offensive weaponsthe passed
ball, wild pitch and stolen base.
The Buns also had with Shea large, damp right
slider and large amount Of personal cour-
allowed only four hits and three unntenonal
extraordinarily time winning In fact
of his himself and hope that his
teammates help One of them did fellow named Di Mag
gio poled upper-deck home
weren't hitting The Dodger ptchers-they
10 balls kid second
still had content with
notable Mr. Shea had chances to chuck It,
baseball circles In the sixth inning the
second and third with down.
Hermansk their best hters coming
necks the direction OF the New
York bupen relief pitcher excellence
entering the
Imagine observed that Mr. Page while
invited play situation which caused
vaous TERED boxes to ot nasty
Walker Hemansk beted
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Composite Score, Page B-50
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Rx the Associated Press
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Series at q Glance

1See FOOTBALL RESULTS, R-5
Evening star., 1947-04-08

Of praise tapping Doris Flseson.
the White House have not put him
of balance either. Their explana-
ton: Harry Truman has strong,
soldierly sense Of duty.
Barometer May FIuctuate.
But as they look ahead to issues
yet to be joined with Congress, with
labor, with John L. Lewis, with busi-
ness, they think it wise to suggest
that fluctuations of the political
barometer may yet be wild and fire.
quent. At least two controversial
vetoes are in the cards-portal to
portal and tax reduction. A lot Of
people will not be pleased whatever
ne does on these two.
Better staff work at the White
House for which Counsel Clark Cliff
ford gets credit, is minimizing the
minor mishaps which formerly en-
riched the wisecrackers. Like good
lawyer, Mr.. Clifford keeps his famous
client from impulsive actions and In
better company. He has also cut
down on the speech-making- there
were two cancellations within =
month.
A long trip this summer which will
give the country a chance to see the
new Truman is, however, in prospect.
Evening star., 1947-04-08

the books at the public library. ad-
mired all the works Of art at the
Museum of Natural History, gone
through the police lineup, eaten at
the Stork Club, danced at Ell Mo-
rocco, watched Billy Rose write his
column by remote control, and
helped Toots Shor buy his ticket to
Washington, where he sways inter-
national politics because Of his sue
cess as cooker OF chicken pot pie
and chicken a la king au gratin, and
a natural hesitation to bow to the
great.
Boredom got me.
I took up my stand at AID and
Broadway to meet all the people !
know.
It was $50 am. when I spread
my legs in a comfortable position,
lighted a cigarette, and started to
watch the world go by.
Two hours later, not a soul ! knew
had passed my vision.
Painful Feet Ignored.
NV feet were hurting a little by
now, but I said I'll stick 1t out be-
cause I know the great Broadway
minds can't be wrong.
At noon, the Broadway rush start
ed. Men and women who have only
few years on this world started
showing, pushing, hustling, driving,
elbowing, to get to a sandwich shop
for an old sandwich and glass Of
imitation fruit Juice, or cup OF
coffee that was old enough to speak
to a redwood tree on equal terms.
I watched them and wondered why
so many people have told me that
I made q mistake to leave New York
and live In the open country. When
I get up in the morning, I put on a
sweat shirt, a pair Of shorts and a
pair of tennis shoes old enough to-
have been worn by Tilden when he
was trying for his first champion
ship. I have only the sun. Only the
ocean. Only 20 miles looking either
way, with quiet lighthouses to OBJ
struct my view Of nature. There are
flowers in my backyard. Two dogs
run and bark In and around the
house. When the moon comes up,
bigger than any harvest moon that
Etting ever sang about, no sky
scraper keeps me from looking at
1t, and no backflring bus kills the
pure quietness OF its rising from the
sea.
Paragraph ~ Proof.
But just to show you that haven't
lost my touch, and that I can come
back to Broadway and write you a
story from the worlds greatest city,
I'll do one paragraph as proof:
Heard at the Stork-Prince Umpty
is leaving for Reno next week where
he win Join Barbara Mutton as soon
as he has Nevadaed. Seen at the
Grand Central oyster Bar-Two
middle-aged, decent American busi-
nessmen having a 60-cent oyster
stew. Overheard at Twenty-one-
Are you tired?" "yes. Let's go
home"
Witnessed In the Statue Of Lib
erty-Two Iowa ladies who quit
walking after "a steps because they
thought more of their feet than
they did Of view of New York.
Never saw q person at 42d and
Broadway that knew, and I stayed
there until it was so late that the
orange juice stands became so des-
perate they almost put orange juice
in the drinks that they serve for 10
cents in slightly-washed glass.
But don't get me wrong, Sidney
Skolsky-I love New York.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-04-08

however, was even more interesting
You could see It in their faces. Ad-
miration shone In all, reluctant IN
some cases, but plain TO be seen.
But, just to make sure nobody
had missed the contract. Senators
Taft and Bricker arose once more
to say all the wrong things again
and then sat down In the ensuing
dismal silence to await the vote that
overwhelmed them.
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strength Il would add - the ticket.
The New York delegation which
Mayor ODwyer led 70 . prominent
table glurnly admitted they couldn't
give anybody much Of m argument
about place on the ticket for their
State in 1913. But they said II
wouldn't be too long before they were
ready with another governor to SO
on eventually to the national stage
Franklin Roosevelt, il.
The President, incidentally, mem
Evening star., 1947-04-08

Tie ySAIS Ny
Richard Davis,
Damon Runyon
and w alter
Winchell.
It Is at 42d
and Broadway,
so the story
goes that . man
W ho stan d S
there will meet
ev er y b ody he
knows.
Today I de-
cided to see II
this old belief
were true. I'd
read through all
Evening star., 1947-04-08

Politicians are being assured 1t will
take the President as far west as
California.
Dinner MIR. Truman's Show.
The political news Of the jefferson
dinner was the fact it was wholly Mr..
Truman's show. Texans took
pleasure In the fact that he per-
sonally asked Minority Leader Sam
Rayburn to introduce him and other
guests, insisting 1t built up their
Rayburn-for Vice President CAM
paign. There was never any doubt
about that personal friendship; what
other politicians question is what
Evening star., 1947-04-08
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

GENUS lof IetuIH posthkSs
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. May . veteran receive a read
justment allowance at the same
time as terminal leave pay?-
K. E. z.
A. The Veterans Administrator
has ruled that veterans leaving the
armed forces are not eligible for
unemployment or self-employment
allowances while they are receiving
terminal leave pay.
@. Can butter be canned at home
successfully?-V. r.
A. The Department of Agriculture
says that there Is no satisfactory
method Of canning butter in the
home.
@. Do housefiies carry bacteria p
r. I. B.
A. Studies of houseflies indicate
that the average number Of bacteria
carried by single fly Is over 1.000,-
900. ...
@. Is it an accepted fact that
most people in the United States
die intestate?-R. D.
A. 1t is estimated that 90 per cent
Of the people Of the United States
die without leaving wills.
@. For how many years has Tur-
key had sovereignty over the Dar-
danelles?-F. 2. ....
A. Turkey has held the Dardan-
elles for almost 500 years.
@. Are there any cities that levy
an income tax?-R. j. S.
A. Toledo, Ohio, in 1916 adopted
an ordinance levying per cent
income pay roll tax. Philadelphia
is the only other United States city
with such tax. The income tax
of st. Louis was declared unconsti-
tutional, but the decision will be
appealed.
@. What is the tallest bird native
to North America?-N. N.
A. The tallest bird OF North Amer
lea is the whooping or great white
crane. The range of this bird is
from Northern Canada to Texas
and Louisiana and possibly farther
south. Very few whooping cranes
are now known to exist.
@. Has 1t been estimated how
long the natural gas supply will last
at the present rate of consumption?
". r.
A.. According to the most recent
estimates, the known natural gas
supply would last 72 years at the
1915 rate of consumption.
@. Are the training films made by
the Federal Government during the
war available to civilians?-E. v. r.
A. These films are available to
industry and may be either rented
or purchased. Many business firms
and manufacturing companies are
using them to train new workers
and to step up production and safe
ty standards.
@. Is gold considered to be rare
metal2-L. E. v.
A. Although there are billions of
dollars worth Of gold in the treasur-
les of the nations of the world, gold
still is one of the rarest elements
and one of the most difficult to To-
cate in the earth's crust in such
quantity that it can be taken out
i
Evening star., 1947-04-08
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, AtRll Z, lSN

toned that famous name Ia his
Jefferson speech for the first time
ia 5 public address since last De-
cember. But not alone. He Jumped
his predecessor with other famed
Presidents, including one Republi-
can, Lincoln. The I-axn-his-heir
note was wholly, conspicuousiy
absent.
Evening star., 1947-04-08


Governors to Senators when picking
presidential candidates. he brought
himself TO the Senate. Here he
found himself Just one ex-Gov-
ernor among many-Saltonstall
Bridges, Reed. Brewster, Baldwin
Donnell, Hickenlooper. Martin
Aiken, Tobey--most of whom hao
already learned how to handle them
selves under the senatorial spot
light. Bricker. with little to Offer
save hashed-over campaign speeches
soon subsidized and allowed 1t to be
thought he was yielding to his senior
colleagues.
Believed He Was Biding Time.
Some suspected, however, with
what basis nobody could know, that
Senator Bricker was merely bidine
the occasion yhen a propensity for
putting his fo.4 in his mouth would
get the best Of Senator Taft. The
occasion came with the Lilienthal
nomination. III was one Of those
occasions when 1t is good politics
to rise above politics. Senator Taft
failed to see this and leaped into
the fight with his mouth wide open
New Dealism, he said. Communism
he hinted. Mr.. Lilienthal wouldn't I
do. And all this before any OF the
evidence was In.
Senator Bricker had been made
. member Of the special committee
10 inquire into the fitness Of the
nominee. He let 1t be known that,
while he wouldn't make up his mind
until the facts had been ascertained,
he was not impressed by the reacons
Senator Taft offered for opposing
Mr.. Lilienthal. All, said all Of us
shrewd observers, 1t took a Taft
to make a big man out of Senator
Bricker. And the old fox is taking
this perfect opportunity to show just
how big. he Is.
Our mistake. After sitting through
seven weeks Of the hearings, during
which no semblance Of q case against
Mr., Liiienthal was made, and after
1t was publicly known that all the
other Republicans on the commit
tee-Senators Vandenberg, Hicken-
looper, Milliken and Knowland -
would vote to confirm, our hero
solemnly announced his decision. He
was against confirmation. And he
gave the same preposterous reasons
that Senator Taft had given-or, II
not, reasons so similar you couldn't
tell the difference. ..s.
Taft Doesn't Seem to Learn.
30 much for Senator Bricker.
Senator Taft may afford him further
opportunities and probably will, but
Senator Bricker will reject them. As
for Senator Taft himself, he doesn't
seem to learn. Beaten by public
sentiment and beaten in advance on
the vote, as all private polls re-
vealed, he still chose to lead his party
regulars through full dress debate
on the Lilientf1al question. This
accomplished three things:
One-a wide split among the party
forces. Two-a demonstration of
Senator Taft's own ineptitude. Three
"a new revelation of the competence
Of his senatorial rival, Arthur Van-
denberg.
When Senator Vandenberg sat
down, after demolishing all the mean
arguments of the Taft-Bridges-
erry-White-Brewster brigade and
after pleading with his fellows to
vote. not for or against the New
Deal or the Old Deal, but for a
square deal, there was warm ap-
plause from all the galleries. The
effect on the Senator's themselves,
Evening star., 1947-04-08
LoweHMslleft
on the: Other Hand
Ut. nrr ~ -,
Thinks Ohio, Mother of Presidents
May Be just Little Discouraged

Ohio motner Of Presidents must not be too happy concerning
present crop OF hopeu Robert Taft and John w Brickr
don't seem 70 crow up to presidential size They get smaller
larger as the months this engtening phenomenon
on the brightly lighted stage of national affairs for all
to see.
Evening star., 1947-04-08
Mclennore
Sees No One He Knows
At World Crosswoys
Br Henry McLemors

NEW YORKs-Broadway and 42d
street form the crossways Of the
world.
I think o. Henry said 1t first, and
it has been echoed down through
Evening star., 1947-04-08

QeIlGy DIS well dS
he stood his ad-I
versity last Mo-
vember. Th e n
he resisted all
tcn1pta tion to
consider himself
4 martyr and his
sportsnanship in
defeat h e lp e d
m a t er tally to.
start him. on his
amazing come.
back.
Now his asso-'
ciates d eclare e
that the floods
Evening star., 1947-04-08
Amazing Wonder Bread Ranks with Meat Milk and Fish in
Certain Growth and Energy Building Contents "a. stated below

THE foundation of good health is
4good nutrition. And the founda-
tion of good nutrition is good food.
And that means 8 good meals a
day. Don't shortchange your child
at breakfast as so many mothers do.
Make the morning meal big meal
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Because Wonder Bread gives to
your child 8 of the bodybuilding
elements that Nature uses to build
a good health foundation.
See for yourself the 8 ways Wonder
Bread helps build strong bodies. Nat
Evening star., 1947-04-08
Doris FleesO,,
Doris FIeesOn
I runan Fortunes Soar
But Friends Are Warning President
Political Troubles MAY Lie Ahead

President Tuans best friends at this zenith Of his fortunes
are beginning to that it's good probably to last
Not they didn't enjoy the jefferson dinner where the
party acclaimed him the first time popular leader In his
own right Trumans show all the way he bowed
in his brief address and he got away with It.
Evening star., 1947-04-08
Ciuil Engineer
JOHN 6. AHLERS

Solution Of Constraction Problsms-
within Budoet. Finasctns.
SPEED WITH ECONOMY IL IN original
slogan coined BY NJ.
q~Ot n NV MI 1914
Evening star., 1947-04-08

popularity makes II ap-
pear that 1t will take q rnan-sized
opponent to beat him in le4s. And
not only that, but also at . time
when Michigan's contender, Arthur
Evening star., 1947-04-08
to


A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact BY writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 street
NE. Washington 2, D. c. Please inclose
cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-04-08

The blissful Democrats Of all shades
Of opinion, who thought they surely
were licked q few months ago, meant
their cheers.
The President himself Is reported
to be standing his political pros
Evening star., 1947-04-08
MI. 5344

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And your child will love Wonder
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For Wonder Bread is doubly fresh.
Fresh when you buy it and fresh
when you eat it.
Because Wonder Bread is slo-baked
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So get nourishing doubly fresh
Wonder Bread from your grocer to-
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plenty of Wonder Bread for break
fast-and every meal!
Evening star., 1947-04-08

H. Vandenb09
Is growing taller
and taller In the
public esteem.
Senator Brick
er's shrinkage Is
easily explained.
Elected Cover
nor twice, he
was, ipso facto,
. great Governor
Of . great State.
Instead Of rest
ing serenely In
that role to
await the cali Of
the party that
usually prefers
Governors to Scr
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05

Mills defeats, Godfrey Simpson of
the Daily Mail wrote that he had
to admit mo matter how unpa-
latable, that the gulf between
British and American form is as
wide as the Thames"
But Promoter Solomons was not
crying in his beer. Already the
drums are beating for a return
bout between Marshall and Mills,
both of whom seemed willing.
my reply to the dismaI Jim
mics will be Immediate" said
Solomons, land I shall find new
champions no matter what it costs
me-"
He announced a talent drive that
included opening a gy min Card
iff, Wales, where the miners can
come in from the pits and show
their abilities.
Building up new names is a
slow process. Meantime 1t appear
ed the boom Is over. London has
seen its last 2o-guinea ringside seat
for this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
KIWANlS CLUB
BACKS LECRAND
Vote Unanim To
Sponsor Member AS Next
Lieutenant Governor

Members Of the Wilmington XII
wants club at their regular lunch
con meeting at the Friendly cafe
terra yesterday voted unanimously
to offer the name of J. @. LeGrand
as the next Acknowledgements of
the seventh Carolinas district. The
motion to offer the candidacy of
Kiwanian LeGrand was forwarded
by Isaac Solomon and seconded
by DR.. John Hoggard.
By a similar show Of hands, the
club voiced its approval Of a sug-
gestion by DR.. William Dosher
that financial assistance be given
the Bruce B. Cameron Boys an
nual summer camp which is spon-
sored by Kiwanis and will be I'M
der the direction of Brigade Boys
club director James Copeland.
DR.. Dosher explained that costs
of maintaining a boy at the camp
this year has been estimated at
$40 per week and that about forty
percent of all boys who have signi-
fled a desire to attend camp are
unable to pay their own way. He
expressed high praise for the
physical fitness Of the boys al
ready exemined for camp.
Copeland told the club that he
hoped to have the best camp this
year ever conducted and that he
planned to keep it open for at
least six weeks and probably
eight.
Bill Courtney, who had charge
of the program introduced as guest
speaker, William c. Goldberg Of
Darlington, S. c., who gave the
club an interesting and at times a
highly amusing account OF his life
in a German prison camp following
his capture after being shot down
while serving as a bomadier with
the Army Air Forces.
The speaker traced the course
of his army career through train
ing camp until his release. His
talk was much enjoyed by the
membership.
Frank M. Wade of the Boys club
of America and H. X. Gilbert, Jr.,
president of State Airlines were
club guests for the day.