Major Dad

Major John D. MacGillis, known as Mac, is full of common sense with security pervading his entire existence, but as in the case of any red-blooded Marine, a bit intimidated by a pretty face. The pretty face in this case belongs to Polly Cooper, a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle, determined to interview Mac. In a comfortable setting and courteous atmosphere, Mac believes he is communicating ideas when he is actually loading Polly's gun for a front-page assault against the Marine Corps.