A horde of newsreel men descended upon the ploughman at the Maclean farm in Scotland and begged him to re-enact his part in the capture of Herr Hess. "Mr. Maclean declared, "I am not wanting to be a film star, 1 have no time to go to the pictures."
When the newsree} men said they would come back later he replied, "it will need to be later. the plough-man's work is never done." In rasponte to their entreaties, he said, "You can take me while I ploughing."
So the cameramen staggered liver the rough ploughed field and Mfr. Maclean, greatly amused, said to his horse, "You can think allot more of yourself today, Silver."
When the photographers. finished, he told them, "You people coming up here keeping me off my work have been more trouble than that German was,"—Reuter,
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