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Golfers always love the world after a well-played 18 holes, generally want to "do something" for their caddies. At this philanthropic game, none has done so soundly and sensibly by the caddies as Charles ("Chick") Evans Jr., the ex-caddy who won the 1916 U.S. Open and Amateur championships...
Postwar U.S. readers may get not only more and cheaper books but better ones. Wrote Publisher Bennett Cerf (Random House) in the New York Post last fortnight: "The creation of a great reprint and chain-store market simply means that a deserving book will earn far more than it ever...
And it does. Jennifer Jones proves that she's got the versatility deserving of an Academy Award, and Robert Walker is pleasant when he's not trying to be cute. Albert Basserman rounds out a first-rate cast in a first-rate piece of cinema, simply conceived, beautifully executed.
There are some things about the British system that we might well emulate. Among these are the public reward of deserving citizens who have rendered outstanding service to the state, although this should not necessarily be done in perpetuity, as is often the case with our British cousins-a conspicuous...
Dick Armstrong, who has been doing deserving work teaching his pals to sing in formation, has an all time record for date mix-ups. Dick had five dates for one evening. Only the maneuvering of the old master, Ken Mills, was able to extract him in one piece. We don...