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Evening star., 1951-07-31

, THE EVENING STAR
y Washington. D. C.
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1851
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Gaddy Denies
Groups Charges

public as to some OF the things
Mr.. Gaddy has done for the
GMdetcGy school.
"Three years ago Mr.. GGddy
came to as at the pleading OF the
County School Superintendent,
Mr.. Boyer, and the chairman OF
1.-THE local school board, Mr.. Bruce
Gore. Since Mr.. Boyer probably
kncl0 more of the existing condi-
ton in the school than any other
person, he undoubtedly a0aS con-
Uiaced that Mr. Gaddy 1caS the
man most fitted for the job, and
I.e jeti tiki his COS ldiSe choice.
Mr.. GaddyS first step acaS to
drGW parents and teachers into
q close relationship 21hich zee feel
is the foundation for q good
school system. Before school
opened he CQited meeting OF
parents and te0chors ut (Which
time school problems lgere dis.
cusSed. As soon as school opened,
q Parent Teachers Association
1UaS organized and is still Juno
| tioning.
"Mr. Gaddy is q man 1ChO is
deeply interested in the develop
ment OF clean character and 10e
feel that the Influences he has
had on the children of this school
are indehble and will not be
erased by time.
"These are our reasons for
aoishing Mr.. Gaddy to remain
lcith us rather than that he al.
lo,os as to "loaf on the job" as
has been reported"
No new news of action by
the Guideway school board was
known today. The board had been
told by the County Board of Edu-
cation that it had three alterna-
tives: (D-One side could bring
charges against the other; o.
the entire board could resign and
have new one appointed; and
J (3)-the five man board could
get together again and try to
iron out their differences.
| The vote on Gaddy's reelection
originally was a three to two
vote.
Meantime, this week Gaddy
told The Tribune that he had
written his resignation prior to
the action of the board. 1t had
not been received by the board
but he said that he had completed
it prior to the board having fail
ed to reflect him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
ROOI:!E. AND BOARD
NEEDED BADLY

Any person in Tabor City VIC
can room and board a member Of
this years American Legion Jun.
ior Baseball team during the
of June and part of July
is urgently requested to contact
Arthur Prince or Billy Dormar
as soon as possible.
Legion officials pointed out
this week that quarters for the
players are needed badly anc
that anyone who will keep some
of the youngsters will be doing
a genuine service to the commun
ity and to the Legion team.
The following boys, among
others, are expected to play with
the local team this season:
Tommie Lewis, Worth Shaw
Rae Scott, E. V. Leto, John Nor
rls, Ray Reaves, Worth Barn
hart, Joe Gore, Tommy Gooden
Jimmie Jernigan, Jimmie Temp
kins, Buck Jolly, Forrest Heath
Phillip Tart, Odell Nealy, Jimmie
Rogers, Sam Walden.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
COACH
0NEOF BEST
PRO PLAYERS

Bill Ratteree, coach of the local
American Legion Junior baseball
team. enters the coaching field
here this season with a back.
ground of baseball which indi.
Gates Tabor City has procured the
services of one Of the most capa-
bic mentors in the business.
Graduating from the Univer,
sity OF North Carolina this month
with 4 Masters Degree in physi.
cal education, Eatreree will come
immediately 10 Tabor City +ol
the summer and the coaching lop.
He has been working o. VIA
the boys Oh Saturday for several
weeks.
He graduated from Mercer Uni.
versity III Macon, Ca, ii 1875
with an :. B. DEGREES in physical
education. He followed gradua,
ton with job as athletic direct
o. for Springs Cotton Mills, Ci1e.s-
81. S. c.
Coach Ratteree started playing
professional baseball in 1912 ii
the Virginia League, Entered the
NAVY in - and was discharged
in 1916. lie played some baseball
during his Navy career with The
Naval Air Station in Jacksonville.
Fla.
In 1916 he played with vii
mington, Del, in the Interstate
League and Angier-Fuquay IN
the Tobacco State League.
r. 49,, he played with Daven'
port, Iowa in the Three-1 League
and also with Greensboro in the
Carolina League.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
II SENIORS
To GRADUATE
HERE FRIDAY

DR.. Earl Holt, professor asoi,oe ".
Religious Education ana r mnseb.
INV at Eastern Caro'ina le's W
e ers; College, Greenville' WIN luo ue
1;ror the commencement azores eld
~ the final exercises to be Eat ;
az az the the Tabor City School on r III,
d. dow ,'I evening, May rs. the pro- he
cram will get underway IN .i'e
school auditorium at 8 oclo s Tho
There are 81 members OIL ''''
senior 4ss c prosram will consist c'os c of
.nd n.is music by the Glee = Ciq u
spd the seniors. Principal ~, ID dc &
anu e,. vii present the a"ar"S
@'i Dr., Donald C. Asnew .l ptgs, de.
Sc Coke College, HartsViln rn,on
, u, the baccalureate
On sunday evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
WARD GUY IS NAMED SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT MONDAY

schools and mas made his home
at Statesville. He is a graduate
of the University of Chattanooga
and did graduate work at Drew
University in New Jersey. Hf
also took extension work from
Columbia University.
GUY, who is Al years of age
has been in educational work fol
Is wears and is now in his 18th
wear as superintendent of schools
in his native county. He is mar
ried to the former Miss Rowena
Summers. They have no children
He is a member Of the Method
list Church. a member and past
president of the Rotary Club of
StatesviIle and belongs to the
Junior Order United American
Mechanics az: the United Com
mercial Travellers. He is also a
32nd degree Mason.
The election was an aftermath
of the boards organizations
meeting early in April when the
office of superintendent was de-
clared vacant as of July 1. Since
that time, members of the board
have been visited by both Boyer
and anti-Boger forces in connec-
tion with the superintendency.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

T. Ward Guy of Statesville was
elected Monday as superlnteno'
ant of schools in Columbus Coun'
~ 70 succeed w. J. Boyer, Jr. on
July i of this year.
In session in the jury room OF
tho Court House members OF the
BOARD of Education interviewed
three applicants and then moved
to the boards office for the elec'
ton of Boger's successor. e..o
'' On]v GUYS name came before
tho hoard in the open session:
The The former superintendent OF
schools in Iredell County was
oon1inated by Frank T. Wooten
anJ seconded by A. II. Sessions
In the only vote taken Guy
,as elected by the votes OF Ses;
s Me Wooten, Carl Meares and
y NJ Holmes. Chairman James
w Buck Peay, M. K. Long anu
Carl stephens did not vote.
A. the suggestion of Secretary
poeer the outgoing superlnten,
dent, Guys election was maze s
' ue animous a moment later, and
III wore recorded as voting Tor
an eI,+.sville educator.
''' The new superintendent mas
boom e,' a teacher, principal and md
.u'.., e in the 1redell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Rev. :. I. Biddle
Is Woman's Club
Guest Speaker

Religious Education was the
program theme at the genera:
meeting of the Tabor City Wo-
mans Club held at the Womans
clubhouse this month when Rev.
John T. Biddie, Columbus Asso-
ciational Missionary was guest
speaker.
The Rev. Mr.. Biddle linked the
relation of the Home, Church and
School as the three forces Tor
Christianity emphasizing the part
the home plays in the beginning
of christian living. He also spoke
of the turmoil existing IN the
world today and further pointed
out the need of Christianity.
Mrs. Horace Roberts, program
leader and chsirraan G the hdn
cation Department, introduced
the guest speaker.
Mrs. Ralph w. Spivey, retiring
president, presided and turned
p part of the business session
over to the newly elected officers
The 1852 officers include MISS
Ann Brooks McGougan' presl'
don't. Mrs. ]. C. Singletary, vice
president; Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan'
secretary, and Mrs. H. B. Bell
treasurer. :,
Mrs. J. c. Singletary, new,y -
stalled president of Dlstrlc s.a ~ >
gave a report of the annual sta.e
Convention held in Charlotte re-
Gently and briefly outlined ''H
work of the new CLUB year.
Mrs. John T. Biddle was recog
nized as a special guest ana (
lumber of local members were
welcomed as visitors :,
During the social period a salaG
n1a+e was served by Mrs: +. M
Earnigan, Mrs. w. H. Shelley IL;
Mrs, ]. A. Mills and Mrs D"''O
Kelley.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

GuideWay - Teachers and EN-.
ployees of the GuideWay school
this week came to the rescue OF
Principal J. F. Gaddy and denied
categorically en- argos MADE
against him by a delegation be-
fore the County Board OF Educa-
ton last week.
The situation arose in the
Cuideway community following
tie failure 70 reject Mr.. GdGdy
for another acaocl term By the
local school beard. School patrons
were up ir a.n2s over the ousting
OF the principal who had LED
item to a sound financial schooi
system durllg the past three
years.
The delegation opposing the re
election Of Principal Gaddy had
stated before the county roa-d
that he had preached 10 the
students until they tainted and
were carried out by the janitor."
Faul C. Gore, janitor at the
.GuideWay school, this week salo
he had never carried students out
who had tainted and knew OF no
such incidents.
Gaddy himself said that nc
knew of no wholesale tanning
He said that there were a few
students who were of the faint
ing type who had tainted in ms
room. (He teaches a class IN al
dition to being princlpa) Ano
he said that on such occasions
he had carried the students &c
his office for first aid.
In regard to the criticism tna'
he had Expelled" students VINO
should be in school, Gaddy salo
that he had never expelled ou'
one student. That one for immor
al conduct. However, he said ne
had sent several students nome
who consistently disobeyed rules
but that they were simply sus
nended and were told to come
back only if they brought tneli
narents with them. He polntee
out that some did return VIII,
narents and were readmltteo
Those students who did not come
hack with their parents nave
STAYED away from school.
Teachers at the GuldeWa1
school this week defended GaooS
onenlv and submitted the TOTO"
ing statement to The TRIBUNE
for publication: c,,;de
1--WE the teachers OF the G"'t "
,1au school vish to inform On
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
1t. Carter
In Penn.

1t. Ed M. Carter is now sta
toned at Indiantown Gap, a mil
itary reservation, In Penn, &C
cording to a letter, from him, re-
ceived this week by his aunt
Mrs. B. F. Duncan.
1t. Carter says he is "fine ana
working hard, Is to 18 hours a
day." His assignment with the
army is training recruits.
The local man was graduated
from the Citadel with a lieuten-
ant rating. He went in the SER
vice last September and mas
trained recruits at Fort Jackson
S. c. and Alaska.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Commissioners
Approve Orders
For Bond Vote

Orders authorizing $112,OOO,OOO
in county hospital bonds and
100000 in Court House Annex
bonds were approved last week
bv the Board of County Commits
sioners. The annex will be used
principally for the merger OF all
agriculture agencies, while the
proposed bond issue for hospital
facilities will be used to pay
slightly more than one-fourth the
total cost of charging Columbus
County Hospital.
The bond orders merely COM
piled with legal requirements and
must be approved by the Local
Government Commission before
an election can be held.
June 26 is the earliest possible
date for vote on the bond is
sue. and this has been tentatively
set for the election.
The orders, which were signed
bv Mrs. Alice Burns, county audi
to and clerk to the commissioners
set May 81 at 10 a. m. for nearing
anv taxpayer or citizen who may
wish to protest the issuance OF
the bonds. The board will be in
session at that time to comply
with the technical requirement as
to a hearing.
The Court House Annex Will
contain additional courtroom
space for some records in addi-
ton to setting up a one.stop sta
ton for farmers who 60 to the
various agriculture agencies TOR
information and service.
Election machinery cannot be
set up for the bond vote until
the Local Government Commits
sion gives it's approval to the
bond orders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
FLAT BEANS
SOLD ON
LOCAL MARKET

ECJ.' -2H?2erS OF flat beans
were sold on the Tabor City Auc.
ton Market Tuesday. the first
TO 60 through the auction stand
this season. {. L. Walden. mark
citing secretary reported. They
sod for S2.775 per hamper.
\ .o,al OF 3O4 crates Of straw
berries ware sold Tuesday aver,
aging S7.Q1 per crate. The sea-
sons total for strawberries IS
1870 crates.
Pain fall will increase the offer
ings OF strawberries and beans.
Officials reported. The extreme
dyy weather has cut the volume
CT strawberries: however thc
market IS about 1900 crates anea6
. II 1850 season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Cpl. Harry Watts
Coming Home
From Korea

Cpl. Robert H. Harry Watts,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Watts, has notified his parents
that he has returned to Japan
from Korea and that he will be
home on 30 day leave in June.
Cpl. Watts said that she was
out of hell" now and that ne
would come to Ft. Jackson and
hence to Tabor City and his va
cation.
He is a member of the 18th
engineering combat battalion
and has been in Korea since the
beginning of hostiIities here. He
has won the bronze star award.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
MURDER
suspect
NABBED

A Negro man wanted on char'
ges of rape and murder in
Georgetown, S. c.. was arrested
Thursday in North Fairmont, N.
G bv Robson County Deputy
Bill Lewis, with the assistance OF
Sheriff Cribs, of Georgetown.
The wanted man was Arthur
Waitus. No resistance was maze
when he was arrested outside a
house on Madison street. He was
trailed to Fairmont after SoooO
reward had been posted for IN
formation leading to his arrest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
gs-e,rsals Begin
r.1 zeal Show
"Go;rs Places"

e,a underway foi
g....-~ the ,ocal talent
s-- [.,s nv -na WOW &c
:. -, ~,D2ir:pg ne
-, 49,, E,a,~. Osbu.a. d
=. ... today.
p u...s has is setting
- ., ..o- : stream lined
'.......-, ~. The first scene
H.. Cap and Gong
~. ....... IRIS met with typi.
- -;,rovgh the eign,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Mrs. Fonvielle
Is Circle Hostess

The Charity Rogers Circle OF
the Mount Tabor Baptist church
met at the church Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Leon
Fonvielle serving as hostess.
Mrs. Billy Dorman was IN
charge of the program entitled
building Christian Homes" with
Mrs. Joe Coleman, Mrs. Claude
Higgins and Mrs. James Garrell
assisting with the presentation
During the social period MRS
Fonvielle served iced drinks
Fourteen members and eight
children were in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Business Women

Mss Ann Brooks McGougan
vas hostess 10 the monthly meet
.ng Of the Business Woman
t.c,e o; the Mount Tabor Baptist
sau.ca at her home Monday eve
ang. Miss Kate Jones, president
IsS.ded.
= program entitled Women
-,i=rguarding The Speed of the
G,s2e. was presented by Mrs
7 ;. Williams, program CHAIR
II :Q- ne month.
2a..eSomencs were served py
GSS McGougan to 10 members
:..,..@.ag.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Eastern Star
Chapter To
Meet Monday

II local chapter, Order OF
.l>sg2 Star. will hold a regular
on Monday evening, May
:. = $50 o'clock.
l. members are urged to take
M .: ne schedule as the secre-
a" wjl rot send cards, officials
a2.,c2ced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Dance Pupils
10 b. Presented
In Recital Here

:. ,2@ pupils Of the Vera w
ID, 2as,ce, School of Dance, Will
= Presented in a dance recita!
:, .4esday evening, May 20, in
~ IL TABOR City School auditorium
q IS.
"'1oC 30 l0ca. children, dressed
;. :. "s,ome. will give a program
;. .a,... aod zap dancing. Mar,
% jerH.gan is accompanist
=. ,as scaoo' Of dance.
=. 7',,,..SS.o1 Zee will be %
ID - ,-,,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
ALCE SpIVEY
WINS pURINA
FED HEIFER

yo r@.Pa Sp,vey, outstanding
C>,. S8rmer Of route 1 Tabor
H. ,, "aS the winner of the Jer-
EaoTsrs given away by E. w.
.ssd ! and Son, local Purina
H. q mere Monday.
ID e.,s sOuS and one half months
rs NJ. weighed 300 pounds and
'oa6sDI ''ed "Beutena" by the
S,;, '1e store.
S ~ \ Won the calf on the
sin' a"Ing and claimed her
~'aates later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Work Started
On Local
Club House Grounds

Work was started this week on
the Tabor City Woman's Club
house grounds by the street de-
partment of the town, officials
of the club announced today.
Junior Stephens is supervising
the work under street commls'
sioner Fred M. Jernigan, ST..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Safety Patrol
Guests of Ritz

Ed Pearce, manager of the Ritz
Theatre, had as his guests at a
free movie Saturday afternoon,
the members of the local school
Safety Patrol. Thirty-two boys
attended the showing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Teachers Back Principal In Guideway School Dispute
WV. Woody Files For Board

- \ Woody present member
Ii" - TABOR City town board
o o. -. ..,,.l lied his candidacy for
NE ion subject 70 the munici,
X. .,-s 0. june i.
"a r.,sv.s entry into the race
'., ., p, .cu~ the number OF
2.S-- ..,.a, Mo have throw2
s,s in ne ring for ,a1
' ~, nan council To date nc
:.s.,s as tiled for the may,
a.. "a. 49, b.u some are expected
{. The race within a few
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Legion Juniors
Hold Practice
.Scrimmage

Tho local American Legion sun
,or rh baseball team has bee been as wera
i ios out on SATURDAY. for ,; sevtiss
weeks and held its : ilrs' the local
game SATURDAY against ''''
high school nine. WAS kept
No score of the game wa"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
WEDNESDAY
SPECIALS

The Tribune today does not
carry a list of the specials for
next Wednesday morning. How.
ever, the specials will be avail
able in the stores as usual for the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

past three weeks. The listing of
specials will continue next week.
The Cameo Beauty shop, how.
ever, does have a listing of their
next Wednesdays special in this
issue.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

LEWIS SYKES, son OF Mrs
Harriet Sykes and grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis of TABOR
City, who has been elected C
Phi Pea Kappa, highest schoiag,
nc ho2ov 2ttainGble by q college
student. Only 19 years Of age, ne
is now completing his Junior
year at the University Of North
Carolina and will be graduated
q little more than a year hence
He is remembered in Tabor City
for his brilliant performances IL
dramatics.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16
Tiny Tot Contest
Underway Here

A Tiny Tot Contest to select
the King and Queen, Prince and
Princess, Duke and Duchess of
Tiny Tots in Tabor City starts
today officials of the local WOW
announced.
The contest is in connection
with the show Going Places
being sponsored by the w o W
for the purpose of securing funds
10 res =.ir the Lesir1 Hut.
The contestants, who are in
the audience, will be presented on
the stage both nights of the show:
Thursday and Friday, May p
and rs. The winners will be
crowned and will receive the
prizes in a scene, Riddles Birth
day Party, on Friday night.
All pre- school children, ages
one month to 6 years, are invited
to enter the contest. The deadllne
for entering is May % and ths
contest closes Friday, May 25, at
4 o'clock p. m.
The pictures of contestants arc
on display in the former location
of the Carolina Beauty Shoppe.
years Legion aggregation will be
but the game indicated that this
a fairly strong outfit and vii
make themselves felt in the dis
trict race.
Five teams, Whiteville, Fair
Bluff. Laurinburg, Wilmington
and Tabor City make up the dis
trict and play commences June 4,
A meeting was held in White
vile last Thursday night to iron
out player controversies that
h,,o. arisen and the locals are eX-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

.-.cs Catherine Garre.l, Tabor
Civ EIi$c:. Scnco! senior, WAC took
first honors in the recent essay
contest sponsored by the Tabor
City Civitan Club.
The winning essay was entiti'
cd The Tr.,o Meaning O. Demo
crazy"
Mss C2rrell IS the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Carroll, Jr.
Earl 3. Fonv.c.ie, O. the U.S.N.,
Green Cove Springs, Fla, spent
the weekend here.
pected to field ali eligible players
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-05-16

pected to field ali eligible players
who played here last year.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
Man Leaps From Ship;
Police Drag Potomac

Police today began dragging the
Potomac River for the body of a
man who leaped from the S. S.
Bear Mountain last night shortly
after the nightly moonlight cruise
began.
The man was identified by police
as Walter w. Donaldson, 33, of
II N street NV. an employe of
the Times-Herald. He had been
on sick leave recently.
It was believed at first that lie
had swum ashore. But when he
didn't show up at home this
morning the order to drag the
river near the Naval Research
Laboratory was given. His wife
was with him on the moonlight
cruise.
Police quoted her as saying her
husband suddenly announced, I'm
going to show you some good
swimming" He then took off his
shirt and shoes and leaped over
the side from the main deck up
forward. She said there had been
no quarrel, according to police.
The S. S. Bear Mountain stopped
and put over a lifeboat in an effort
to pick up the man. A crash boat
from Boiling Air Force Base also
Joined in the search. The cruise
was resumed an hour later when
he was not located.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
Helpless Crowd Sees Man Slain
On Street as He Cries for Aid

police. No motive for the killing
was ascertained Immediately.
Witnesses recounted the affair
as follows:
Bystanders first noticed the pair
at Ninth street and New York
avenue. Beatty was running about
10 feet ahead of his pursuer, who
was welding a jackknife with a
l2la Inch blade. Beatty was cry
ing Help me, help mel"
Witnesses said the pursuer was
shouting, I'll get you, I'll get
|you!"
Three-fourths of the way down
the block the fleeing man ducked
behind a parked truck and fell in
the gutter. His pursuer jumped
on him.
After stabbing Beatty several
times in the back and chest, the
|assailant stepped back onto the
sidewalk and asked a bystander
for cigarette.
Asked why no one had tried to
Intervene, Walter Obert, $50 New
York avenue NV, said:
would you have stopped him
with a knife in his hand?"
Williams was scheduled to ap-
Ipear at an inquest this afternoon.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
Senator Douglas Sees Truman
After Protesting Truce at 38th
Letter to Secretary Marshall Urges couton
In Dealing With Communists in Koreu

Senator Douglas, Democrat, of
Illinois paid a visit to the White
House today shortly after it was
disclosed he had written a letter
to Defense Secretary Marshall de-
ploring a Korean truce at the 38th
Parallel.
Senator Douglas, whose rela-
tions with President Truman have
been on the strained side recently
talked with Mr.. Truman for about
Is minutes but was non-commit-
tai on the subject matter.
II had a very pleasant conver-
sation with the President on gen.
eral topics" he said. Il found
him looking very we'll for a man
under such heavy burdens"
Joining other Senators urging
caution in dealing with the Com
munists, Senator Douglas wrote
Secretary Marshall that the Reds