PAGE EIGHT SECTION TWO Franklv Sneaking ®T Trmam HJmH '■•The Hurricane Donna situa tion is a thing of the past, ex cept for a few telephones still out and a few places with some cleaning-up left. However, in behalf of WCDJ, 1 would like to take a few lines to thank j the people who stayed with us during the watch, the people who thanked us for the work and, of course, the people who helped us. At the studio there was Jerry Holmes and Mike Ma lone, Dick Schuman and myself. Everyone else got there at 10 j o’clock. I got down about an! hour and a quarter later and, along with Mike and our engi liee? Tony Ostopoff, stayed on until 4 in the morning. As we left, the roughest blow came,! but our duty was sipiply to in form of the progress. Special thanks from all of us to Nick George for giving of his scien tific knowledge and informa tion; the Rev. J. Paul Holoman, for keeping us constantly in formed with accurate barometric readings. Thanks also to every one at the National Guard, to Bill Easterling, all of whom kept us up-to-date, with important news concerning shelters, dam age and the like. Incidentally, as rough as Donna was, she still didn’t frighten me like the earthquake in Seattle in 1951 that I went through. It only lasts for about three midutes, but one earthquake per lifetime is more than enough. Random notes: Congratula tions to the Aces who’ve done so well thus far. Incidental!" the newspapers and press asso ciation wires had the score wrong for the first game of the season. So far as the rest of the state knows, we lost that game. Some television bigwig got the idea of casting. Janis Paige as “Maisie”. The series never sold. The reason is ob viofis. Ann Southern is too well identified with that role. Last week’s column was devoted to my trip to New York. A few folks asked why I .didn’t visit the UN Building. Actually, it This is the time shrewd buyers wait for... 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So grandma gives the clothes a, quickonce-over in the sponsor’s! product, so that momma wij! never find out. All in all, 'a i very inspirational little adver tisement, not only taking the subject of Sunday School so lightly, but showing youngsters how they can get away with not going. President Truman’s out spokenness, whether or not you agree with him, is, in this day and age, quite refreshing. Isn’t this interesting? The name of the name of the stripteaser ap-J pearing in Norfolk at the time of Hurricane Donna, was Shar on Storm. (Don’t ask me how I know). The hurricane also re | minded me of the last time my ; mom and dad were in town. It was the first day of May dur ing a terrific rainstorm. They still talk about the politeness of the youngsters and the helpful generosity of some other folks in town when their car got into j a bit of trouble. Watching some of the real early Marx Brothers movies. Just about the craziest, funniest things ever put on screen. You can’t win. You get less taxes taken out for an ex emption, but more to pay for hospitalization. The more I hear | the music from the “Sound of j Music,” the better I like it, es | pecially that wonderful “Do Re Mi,” song. Closing thought: To be seven jty years young is sometimes 'more cheerful and hopeful than j to be tto Ay; jsfd. 'i '?■' 1 ’ , fJ* *r *'** *t;t* THE CHOW AH HERALD. RDEHTOH. HORIW CAItOUHA, THtJHSDAY. SEPTEMBER St, IMS. niMiwm, aiwwtvai nwmn V *» lV 7* Ml ‘* l ,n «| par lurmon »«, " BOX SCORE 'OB N.C.MIGNMAYf Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department’s summary of traffic deaths through 10 A. M., Mon-| day, September 19 follows: Killed To Dale 797 Killed To Dale Last Year 809 For truth is precious and divine, Too rich a pearl for carnal swine. —Butler. d : \ [ SUNDAY SCHOOL I LESSON j Continued from Page 7 —Sedion 2 should have uplifted and en nobled the people, instead cor rupted and betrayed them. 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