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STAG AT EVE
Since July, 1950, when Stag at Eve began, Beth Norman has upheld
the feminine viewpoint with mixed success. The show is seen
Sundays at 7 P.M. PST over San Francisco's KPIX
Out in San Francisco, the men take good-natured revenge against the fair sex via a program called Stag at Eve. "Eve" is Beth Norman, originator and producer of the show, and the only woman who appears on it. The program is designed for the sole purpose of giving men four chances to one to get a word in edgewise. Three distinguished male
guests form the panel and Paul Speegle regularly handles the summation for the boys. After this, "Eve" is allowed her one opportunity for rebuttal. Some very high voltage subjects have been discussed since the program began, and as long as the discussion remains within the realm of good taste, no holds are barred.
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helped them, too," he grinned as he spoke to me in the College Inn Por' erhouse in the Sherman 0.2 in Chicago. "Before I left, they were sending the most despondent newcomers to talk to me, and I was able to get every one of them to look at things a little more cheerfully. Anywhere you go, you're able to find people who are worse off than you are, in one way or another — and they always manage to get along. What they can do, you can do better."
Glenn is proud of his new "hands." He moved a cigaret ash from the bottom of an ash tray to the rim without breaking it, smiling proudly as he did it. "I'll bet you can't do that." he challenged me. and I had to admit my natural hands weren't machined for such delicate work.
"You can find compensations for anything that happens to you," Glenn told me. "I could have been electrocuted, so I'm lucky to be alive. And if this accident hadn't hap
pened, I'd have gone on working as a repair man for the rest of my life, maybe. The way things are now, I'm going to college and study vocational agriculture. When I get out, I'll return to farming, and I'll be one of the best farmers in the state of Missouri."
Mrs. Roberts nodded, beaming. "When Glenn makes up his mind to do something," she said, "he'll do it. What I thought at first would be the end of all my hopes for him has turned out to be only the beginning."
After watching Glenn write a letter, drive his car, eat, remove his coat and put it back on— and that trick with the cigaret ash — I wouldn't dispute Mrs. Roberts' prediction of her son's success. As a matter of fact, if I were a betting man, I'd give long odds on Glenn's side. A youngster who can come up smiling and eager to conquer the world after what he's been through isn't going to be thrown by anybody, any time.
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