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Evening star., 1941-11-15
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN. Nov. l5-The German
high command disclosed today for
the first time that U-boats are op-
Grating in the Mediterranean by an
nouncing that German submarines
damaged the British battleship Ma
laya and sank the aircraft carrier
Ark Royal in an attack on a forma-
ton of British battleships.
The Malaga was so badly damaged
she had to be towed into Britain's
fortress harbor of Gibraltar, the
special bulletin from Adolf Hitler's
headquarters declared.
Two submarines, commanded bv
1t. Comdrs. Hans George Reshke
and Friedrich Guggenberger, were
credited with having sunk the Ark
Royal in what the high command
acclaimed as great new success"
for the German Navy.
Other British vessels were tor
pedoed, the communique said, but
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Steinhardt Safe in Iran,
State Department Says
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
The State Department today re-
ceived official information that the
plane carrying Laurence A. Stein
hardt, American Ambassador to
Soviet Russia. had landed safely at
Pahlevi, an Iranian port about 200
miles south Of Baku, the Russian oil
port.
The State Department made
public no other information con-
corning the landing of the plane
or other passengers aboard.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Wife-Chu;ner Gets Year

VANDAL1A, ILL.,, Nov. Is R.-
Neal Cahoon, 62-year-old Fayette
County farmer. was sentenced yes
terday to a years Imprisonment at
the State Penal Farm here after be-
ing denied q new trial on a charge of
falsely imprisoning his young wife
Rosie by keeping her chained in
their home,
Evening star., 1941-11-15
panese Diet
Assemblies for
Crisis Session
Emperor Hirohito
To Speak During
Formal Opening
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated PreSS,
TOXIC, Nov. l5.-The special
''crisis session" of the Diet assembled
today with a two-fold job-to feed
more men and money to the Japa-
nese war machine and levy new taxes
to help pay the bill-amid increas-
ing tension in the Pacific.
AS setting, United States marines
in Shanghai, Peiping and Tientsin
began packing up to leave on Presi-
dent Roosevelt's order and Saburo
Kurusu reached Washington as a
special envoy with a mission of un-
derstanding which many japanese
regarded with pesslmism.
The decision to withdraw the ma
rines was published in Japanese
newspapers under Washington date
lines without comment.
Move Believed Welcomed.
Government SpOkesmen were ST.
lent, but it was believed that Japan's
attitude would parallel her stand on
President RooSevelt's original an
nouncement that the step was con-
templated-that it was welcomed as
freeing China of foreign influences
and that the marines presence was
unnecessary as the Chinese were
fully able to maintain order.
"A Domei broadcast heard in
New York said leading japanese
newspapers heralded the Diet
meeting with expressions OF hope
that it would live up to It's name
as a war Diet and act accord
ingly.
Parliament. it said. was as
sured by the press of the nations
full support, no matter where It's
decisions might lead. 1t quoted
the newspaper Hochi as saying
public determination was fixed,
material burdens are nothing
and the people are resigned to
any sufIering"l
A further complication was the
issue with Russia over the sinking
November 5 of the japanese linel
Kehi Maru in the Sea of Japan
Informed sources said Russia hac
replied to Japans prouest-layins
| the sinking to runaway Russian
mine-and had rejected all Japan!
claims.
Formal Opening Tomorrow.
Preliminary formalitles were com
pleted quickly in both houses. clear
ing the decks for the formal opening
at IL a m. tomorrow % pm. E. S. T
tonight when Emperor Hlrohltt
will speak.
It was announced that the peer!
had selected Prince Yuniyuk Toku'
gawa as chairman of the Committed
of the Whole, in which most deci'
sions on the budget and other mat
tiers are made.
Apparently because Of some con-
nection with Kurusu's mission
original plans to speed the proceed
ings were dropped and the session
is geared now to the traditional
slower pace.
It had been announced that Pre-
mier Gen. Hideki TOTO would speak
on the opening day, but he is not
slated now to address the Parlla-
ment as Premier until Tuesday, BY
which time Kuruso may have begun
his Washington talks.
The Emperor's speech tomorrow
will be followed by replies to the
throne in both chambers and reports
on the China conflict by Premier
Tojo-in his capacity as War Min
See TOXIC, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1941-11-15
GermansC|aim
Fresh Gains
In Criimea
Reich's Offensive
BIunted on Entire
Front, Reds Soy
BULLETIN.

LONDON tPl-The Moscow
radio said tonight that the Red
Army had surrounded and now
Is closing in on German and
Finnish troops which had
pierced Russian lines in one Sec
tor of the northern front.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

See TOXIC, Page A-3.]
Evening star., 1941-11-15

(See COAL, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1941-11-15

,See ARK ROYAL, Page A
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

6iid, ipeltli6 fins. Iicie djiinare
ltniterblidfeit gebt beim grpbcn @clt,
Brand lit Scuer unO Slon,ncu o1f.
&altO lit aaes iroii6e @cien.
9tur I'M Gbriltentltnt lit llnlterb=
lidfeit. Su ieiner inoipiouellcn lln>
Neutrality-suspicious. fon1mt Scr llner'
id0pfli6e &ert ser geri0nliGfeit sur
@eltl,ng. @enn mir bei oIem Sor-
gen 1,no Sreiben itetS lla1 Sbcn
i6auen; lpenn mir IN ounfeln nno
li6ten Eagel1 in froben lu,o trii6en
Stltnoen bas @pige nidt aus Ben slltz
gen perlieren, menn mir ou ben @es
frelt5igten lulo Auferl ltal1oenen elal1-
BEN uno lmiere eilt5ige uno bolle 9ofi=
nltng auf i'm ieten, Damn brauden
mir luegen lnIerer 3ufrnft nibt be-
fiilHntert alt iein. uSSu meines Gaters
Saltie iino piele 8obnltngcn'', fat
ser Seilano IbIidjt uno tiei in ieiner
abibieosrebe aeiagt. llno tpeld) Derr-
lidc, nnberganglihe SSobnr1gcn!
,,aein sluge bat es geiebn, tein DIR
geb0rt, 1T feineS Meni6en Ser5en lit
es aeorllngen." ginit miro es lmier
slnteil iperoen, ipenu mir ben @eg
tpan0eln, BEN infer grloier 1ns por-
ongeeangen: our6 &rel15 1lno 2eioen
sur @errli6feit ser Muf ferltebltng.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Mesbptem lit Der driitli6en Grinnermng

60 iebr freilib IN Ser altdgpptid)en
&elision Sic Goritelung bon @ott
als bem Sd6pier nnb @rbalter, 9e-
berri6er lnb 9tidter iiber alles 0fen.
idenleben ourhibilumerte: 5unf
@lauben an 8ott als BEN eil5igen,
Sen reiniten luo pollfom,neniten 8eilt
perlnohtcn lie aus ser bumpfen Gnge
ibrer 8ottcrmptben nid)t 5u gclon.
gen. sl6er lpie oils Gl1tgclt fir ibr
Sebnen nad) @ott erbielten iic Die
Srobbotid)oft ols eincs ser eritcn SOL.
fer ser Groe. 9toG in ser IpoltelSeit,
bur6 Sen bl. Gpon1elilten Morf,1S.
Sier .nnodte Sic silsbreitlulN ser
6riltliden 2cbrc grGBere Sprtitritte
aIs ionltiuo. SNou int A. Sabrbln-
berte, nod ebe bns 2ano Su cincm
Sell bcS oltr0lllildcn 9fei6e3 nclupr.
ben mar s'e0pptc1t in nelln &ird)cn-
propin3en nit mcbr ol3 100 @i2til.
ner eingctcilt. Seine gr0Bte @roclt-
tlng IN Ser 0cidihtc oe5 Gbriltcn-
tlm1s erlongte Se1ppten im 8. SoDr.
bunoert, ais 9rol1ner pie Houl,lS,
slntonius ,no 8oNomius, llm oas
Sell ibrer Scelc beiorgt, in Sic ySillte
ser SbcboiS fliidtctcn ,tno oolnit olS.
balo sic ginlicolerbeipcgung Ne5
Sriib6riltcntlnlS cinlciteten. Sll5 ibr
lit bann boS abcnbldnoiicbe MtGnd)a.
llno Srocnslcbcn crlpa6ien.
SpGtcr lpuroe McgDpten Oa5 (Se-
burtslono SeS 9(rius, ser sic 9Se.
lensglci6bcit GDrilti nit belu &oter
ler9nete. 9oG brobte bas 2anO or'b
bcn topicriteu oaer &dmpfcr luioer
oieie Srrlebre beruor: Sen I'll. e(tbo-
naiius. slbcr ebe nod ser Sic9 iibcr
oas elriancrt,mt cr5!pungen mar,
iunroe segppteu obernlals Ser Sd)ol,.
p1ab eincr Srrlcbrc: Glltpdes leu9ucte
bie n1clId)lide 9tatl1r Gbriiti. Sic
9lnbdnaer bcs Gltp6cs, 5lniidIt Nto-
nopbpiiterL ipoter &opten gcnonnt.
peritridtcn iid lit einen oerorti9en
SAB, oob iie int 9efabrpollten s(l,-
genblife scr @eldidJte Ne9pptcns, ols
ser Silom iu1 9c9riffe mar. iiber
slfrifa bcrcin5l,brccDcl1, olls Dcul-
n1lln0sloier 6einoid)oit gcscn oie ga.
tbolifcn 2ono uno &olf an sic Sd)a-
ren oeS uYropbetcn' perrietcn mo
ibueu bllrd gcGeine sl6reoe 9llcrou.
Sria, sic no6 Tom sic pplfrcid)lte
(Tortlctlno auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

idon bas @efiibl irS ltneuolide. lln-
berganelibe. 9as Ser5 miro bier
nieoen 10 tperig geldttiat, pie Der
forIbeilbe 8eiit. 8enn Der Menlh
alle 5b0nbeit in Nat,.r, &unit unb
8iiienidaft geidalt bat, miro iein
Aiee nid)t iatt bapou. 9ie gr0Bten
ltno pornebmiten @eiiter oIler 3eiten,
ielbit ,lnter Sen Seioert, baben iih
Dor oem gtpise,l berbeliet. Selbit
9ant mrBte gelteben: 3lpei 9inse
iinb es, ,oie oes Menl6eu 8clniit int
,ner ipieber nit neller 8eipl1noerunJ
erfiiuen: ser eeitirl,te Sinnnel iiber
mir ,mo oas ntoralii6e @eiet in mir.
9te moberne @elt mill nid)ts bon
sSSoealel1 ipiiien. Sic lit 10 tief in oas
Sinnli6 =Moterielle bertieft lrno ber-
uadien, jast nit FOLDER Seioenidait
binter beu moteriellen Gorteilen uno
@eminnen ber, baB oas geiltige slugc
oan5 abgeit1npft lit rno fir bobere
9inge niht mebr empfdnglid) lit.
eeele, llniterblidfeit, @ottbeit i,,>
bell bie iogen. @elebrten, Die iib
ouf ibr itiidelbaftes @ilien lopiel
einbiloen, ena5eroia ob51let9nen,
neil man sic bobern 0insc nidbt grei-
feu, nid)t tpiegeu 1tno meiicn fam.
Auf allen @ebieten gilt es ols nil
leni6aftlid, nur Sen Ta6mam in iei=
nen Sad 9elten 5lt laiien 1no ieine
Sbeorien an5,t1ebueu. 9tur allf Dem
@ebiete ser &eligion 1,nb Sbeologie
ipia ie6er Stiilnper ii6 ein ltrteil
anmaBen. @enn alio Mebi5iner, Sea-
htripiilenl6oftler ooer atoere Sad=
manner sic Seele, sic 11nitcrblihfeit,
oie @ottbeit ,1no Sic sluferitebung
Gbriiti leugncn, 10 baben- lie Die
@ren5en ibres @ebietes uno ibres
@iiiens iiberIebritten rnO it6 auf elm
@ebiet beeeben> auf bcn1 iie ni6t font
petent iino, elm ltrteil angeuaBt, oas
man nit Sug ,1no 9tcd)t alS unuaBs
sebli6 auriidtpeiien m1b.
Sir biele @elebrte lno &iiuitler
gibt es ni6ts Soealeres, nibtS Sobc=
res ais sic iogen. ltnltcrbli6feit, NOR
llnter iie SOS slnSenfen, Sic Crime
rlltg all nlenlbli6e @robtatcn bet
iteben, bie Doble ,m6 pergGn9lidbe
ltniterblibfeit, fort5ulcbcn IN 8u-
6erlt, 8ilberu bon Stcin, 2einipano
ooer Gr5. slue bielc reir neni6liden
SSoeale lino perg6nglid, lueil iie IT.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Scr 0ferlide 3eit= nn0 Giuigfeitsgebanfc

Ser Menid lit 5l,m 2eben eeiebaf-
fen, 5u einent ME enoenberL etpigell
2eben. Sic menihlide Seele lit ei,,
9eier, Dos bierlieoen ME bon befrie-
bigt iperben, 11ibt ipirflid) sliidlid
iperoen fann. Ser 0tenibenperitanb
Iebt ftd) biellieoen ,lidt pGllig aus.
Ser geritanb miro ni6t eeidttiet. Sc
nlebr Sbleier Der foribenbe Men-
1dengeiIt bon ben @eDeimniilen Der
iibtbaren 8elt abltreift, je l1ebr &dt>
feI Der Natltr er Idlt, Inn 10 ntebr @es
beimniiie, rleue 9fGtiel treten Dor ,,n-
fern foribelloen ita,l,lenoen @eiit
Sc nebr mir nit Dem Otifroifop sic
@unber ser aleintpelt ergriinben, ie
mebr mir nit Dem Sernrobr bie Sint-
malsraume our6iudelt, ltnt 10 mebr
tim iib ttns neue @unoertpelten i'm
fleinen ipie i'm groBen i'm Wfifrofoss
mos tpie inn Marofosnos auf. SIM
8oripdrtsltiirmen ,nno Sieferorinoen
ipdbIt inns 6as 2ano bes ltnbefanns
ten ins ltnermeblide. Sc mebr mir
bineinleuhten in bas 8as uno 8ie
Der Dinee, ie mebr mir init perbeiers
ten Snltrumel1ten bina6- llno binauf-
Iell6ten 1T oie Meerestiefen 1tno in
Sic Sternenbeere, in 6ie enbloien
@eltenrdnme, rnl 10 rieIenbafter
ipd6It Dor 1lns oas llnerfori6lihe
S1on bas lt1tbare @ottesrei6 lit fir
Ben foridenoen Meni6engeiit bon bon
8eisbeit uno bon bon 3dtleln, poa
bon @otteslidt lno unoltr6orineli=
6en @ebei,nniiien, bon bon Sternen-
id)inmer unb Sternenuebel. Gie
8iiienldaft Ieubtet ipobl nit ibrer
Sadel bon slberllno au @bgrlno; iie
ourdniBt nit ibren Selegrapben uno
Selepbonen, init ibren &aoiotpellen Die
21nber ,,nb Meere ser groe, aber
oer Naturforider unuB id)on BET ben
gat5 einfaden Sragen: @as lit Stofi
mas lit 2i6t, gleftri5itat, beritunlmen
nttb itauneno altsrufen: Sgnoramuts
ct ig1orabiltl1s - @ir tpiiieu es
nibt nnb 1uerben es nibt piiien!
$50 aber oie Sadel Der 8ilieni6aft
ilt Nadt ,lnb Sunfel erliidt, ga ers
greift Der @laube, oie Gelieion Sic
5odel ,tno lel6tet Ii6t uno flar
biniiber iiber bas 9iilter Ser groe
binaltf in neie @elten, in sic @eilter=
reibe ser @abrbeit uno bes 2ibtes.
8ie bie @rfenntnis, 10 treibt aud
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

8abrenb iib auf bem beiben 8o-
Sen Megppte,ts ein bebeutiames Stiid
bes gegenipdrtigen &riegsibidials
ponaiebt, ibtpeift ser 9lid Der Drift
li6en 8etrabtl.ng mebr als ie ptele
Sabrbiutoerte 5ltriid auf 6ieIeS 2ano
,tno feline iiberrei6e fulturelle Serga,s
genDeit. Gorab oie eigeltiimlide
Serbbeit luo geraoe5u iiberpeltlidbe
@lei6nisbaftigfeit ser religioien Ge-
i6ide segepptens nimmt Sen DRIFT.
li6en Sinn eefangen. als Die FL.
Samilie nad) Ne9py.en flpb, uor eS
fein 3ufau, bab ibr scr Gn9el ges
rabe oieies 2ano nngepiclen botte,
6elien 9elpobner idon bier Sobrbun=
6erte porbcr ,,bie fr0nlni ten aller
MenI6en" er 0enannt battc. Mn
SEN eigantiid)en Gpranioclt nit it,
reu tiefperborgenen @robfol1nlern,
an Ser 8ebanbll,ng ser @'llnlie mlb
bent Sotenfrlt ser Mcgppter bate Der
@ried)e erfonnt. mic tief sort Dos
2ebcn bon ser Gorge fir bos SaIein
no1 beru Sobe burhorllugeu mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

ge uno pdbreno Der gan5en 0lter-
Iiden 3eit aeigt iib. cine freubige
Stilnnung in alien gottesbienlt-
Hde1 San6lungerL bur6 BEN ipie.
berbolten 5renbengeiang nNnelu-
ja'. 9ild miro beint @ottesoienit
oie Slterferse ange5iinbet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

8ilo /: Slterionntag lit oas
6e1t Ser suferitebilng Gbrilti bon
ben goten. SSn Deridieoenen Spra-
den lit bas 8ort fir 0Itern abse-
Ieitet bon Der iiibiihen 8nida-
Seier. Die Iateiniide 5orni lit
Haida. Bib Q: Sill bieiem aa-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

feites, ant &arlamstag, tpiro bos
Sal1fpaiier geiegnet 1tno an oie
@laubigen perteilt. Sdlub oer
Gaiten5eit uno 9eginn ser Diter-
liden 3eit lit am Mittag bes Scar.
ianlstag. 49,. ...- .-.-..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

Bib 3: 9ie biiltern Wtelobien
Ser &arluodeneeidnge iino ber'
itunnlt, bie perbiillten statuen
tperoen entblobt uno rei6er Blu.
menidn1ud aiert sic s(ltqre. -
@iI6 A.: 9lnl Gorabeuo bcs Glter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Now Manhattan has another club for tall people Is called
the Stratoiners eligible any
girl under feet The strictly observed girl five
feet eleven inches tall recently applied for admission the
Stratoiners but the club secretary said;
"Sorry, shorty, cant you In
How often confronted with the truth Of
observation: I'VE live and learn" just learned the price
rabbits Seems European rabbit
material of the United felt industry. And
dons have stopped the Importation of the foreign Dummies Fur
OF United Sates-rabbt be substituted Why
frred rabbits bred this country something that
late hour last night l unable
TJNIIE Messerschm plane Rudolf o
United States made tires according dispatch Recalls that
the United States ship Panay sunk by Japanese
bombs made in the United States.
Now cones $ very difficult
prevent the top part of the from falling Why
don't places scoops which would dig
in shape fitting the better You think this trivial
matter? Well maybe if
nearby you may change
your mind
Is CONTINUALLY greatest creative powers are
between the ages of IS 40 l believe
Look George Bernard Shaw so he writing
as he ever did And there many others
Sales OF shoes 20 the business
The wife has five times many pairs
husband The Hollywood pairs
shoes wear shoes of habit ! think
black shoes well shned look
I'm checking astrological feminine
client "you mention Aries What's matter.
Eddie you any Just another oversight
Aries and Leo SAID to be incompatible aSroogy
kill my love.
Distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Walter WincheU
On Broadway
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright iS.i.


MEMos Mdnghter Lucus Beebe is willing to surrender
A his job and dude shoes into the Dell Parker
likes players shifted from Gene Mako to Hank
Daniels Pete Smiths amusing short how to dance the
rhumba Douglas Milers must-readng:
Can't Business With Hitler"
Browns waxing of The Anvil Chorus" Jimmy Dor
seys Understand" platter Yvettes you and L Be
Montgomery exciting playing in Here Comes Mr.. Jordan
dgest-"rhe Country Book"-especialy for citi'
folks country squires Carson Kanins Tom Dick an
Harry"-the talk of the town at Radio City Music Hail.
JOE CONNOLLY King Features Big will be feed at tho
- Banshees Waldorf the twenty Fourth
The tariff for the only S2-the public admitted
Why not the Yankee lad for the Roy trado
producer) Doctors Hospital and for the Bob (Kins
Feauresl a Orange N J., Memorial Hospital
Too Joshua Logans tdirector of Married An
Angel dividing Fatso Negri last of the Dnger mob
5 enjoying his parole Bombaybound freigher.
Deanna Durbn picked according TO heeht-must be
Universal Pictures wants keep the littegir erect
despite Deannas wedding ring
Add legends from abroad Bruno Muson quarreled with
tramp The Naz challenged Bruno to
bout-and the result made the front pages
Billy peNne the clown and Marian Callahan the sister
act don't even know there's going The James
Gns Priscilla sousa the march kings granddaughter are
Februherng.
Latest convoy army orders this ruling:
yelling whistlng, at the sight of the
Dinah Shores New York the other day and
has the situation we'll in hand Foies darling whose honey
gave 10000 eagles d~ells midtown cell"
RITE SHAW is aqua again with the musicians union
"A before the trial board tomorrow The grape
Grnszpan Che shot Naz attache in
Paris murdered two weeks
Barbara Hutton and Cary Grant will wed
outside of Of the property community laws
Thomas J. Watson Jr of Machines
Cawlcy, lovely have wedding bells
their
Gloria vandcrbnts pompadour copy from the teen age
photos of her Aunt Gladys
Terrific row CavendSh Bridge Club One of the
players churp nsued each oherboh demand
resignation other Pretty Ruth Alderman diamond
horseshoe photographer Russell who Maria Elena
a merger threat
Whytc. third frau Of Lee Mortimer the chow men.
senmer papers him last week California
division.
Why Japans banning Of United States films cause such
a fuss? They've barred from Manchura since 1887.
WARMERS will back Eddie Cantors show Banjo Eyes H
" - years
ex-IIaryard Crimson editor land contributor
the Saevepost Atlantic Monthly found in the
War Dept Intelligence He will wed Cora
Craddoc< F. V. a Iynchburg Va September IA
isn't enough that the Hut Sui dy banks AT you
,yhereve YOU co-so Ted the Merry Macs who
special his which bare out too
Dsfrh by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Table Tennis Won't Train
A Soldier to Really Fight
By Elsie Robinson

and, believe me. il took
plenty.
Fifty years ago. And now
we're looking AZ the worst
rumpus America, or any
other part of the world. has
ever seen. So what are we
doing about IT,? We'r or
canizing entertainment COM
mittees' enlstlng camp
hostesses. Sending flockS of
pretty girls out by the train
full.
All Of which sounds per-
fectly ducky. Of course. But
is this serious business or is
this the annual picnic Of the
Ladies Aid Society with a
garnet stickpin prize or some
embroidered SuSpenderS for
tho boy who can pitch farth-
est in the -horScShoc-throwln'
contest
MO. IN not kidding Never
" was more serious in all
my life. Or, 10 be honest,
more worried. For. just be-
tween us, I'm beginning 10
wonder if this snookum-
ookums technique isn't SYM
bolic Of something that's both
weak and rotten in our whole
lineup.
Time was when a kid did
his duty by his nation with
out any gilt-edged compen-
sations. He might not have
liked it-chances were he
didn't. But there was the
Job, and some one had 10
tackle il. So he was elected.
And that attitude applied 10
lots more than shooting Sioux.
II applied to all the chores
which decent citizens. male or
female. were supposed 10 do
for their country and their
homes, without praise or re-
ward.
No one thought such serv-
&c was remarkable, then. II
was Just part Of tho price you
expected 10 pay for being an
American. But now
Well fill in the blanks for
yourself.
PANTY-WAISTS OR PA
TRIOTS-
Which gets YOUR voter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

UuOSPITALITY HOUSES
III ARE ALL We r Y
WELL IN THEIR WAY. SO
ARE DAN CES, TABLE
TENNIS GAMES AND M
PORTED Plan OS. BUT
they WON'T DEVELOP OR
MAINTAIN MILITARY
MORALE e.. OR SAVE
DEMOCRACY"
Popular statements? Just
about as popular as a dose oil
hives. But don't blame them
on me. Mai. Gen. Ernest d.
Peek, commanding general
OF the 9th Corps Area
sound and seasoned veteran of
Uncle Sans fighting line -.
is responsible. And he'll need
10 be both if said remarks get
around
Obviously, the general docs
not believe that you can make
patriots out of husky young
Americans by treating them
first like panty-waiStS.
Naturally, being a woman
and a mother, I'm a bit on the
softly side. Yet, looking back
over plenty Of years 10 the
army post where | was born
seeing. through the dust
Of those years the types OF
male that kept this country
on the map I'm wonder
ing If the general hasn't
something on his side.
OUT of the sunrise or sun
" set they'd come riding
battle bronZed battlerS
taking their cavalry horses
down 10 the bay for a swim.
Splendid young scrappers,
tough as they came--rarin 10
60, every last one Of them.
No mama's darlings in that
outfit. Half Of them wore
scars. barely healed =.
cute little memos Of some
tanglc with the Indians in
the bush =. or an impromptu
argument over some poker
deal. Hospitality houses
for THEM? Nights well
have tried 10 play ring
around-a-rosy" with a bunch
Of head hunters, But they
had what n took 10 keep
democracy a going business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
SHAKES Ills HAND

Radam grabbed my hand
and shook it vigorously.
"Now, there's a sensible
fellow" he rumbled. ANY
time you want To tell me
more, just ask the guard on
duty To telephone"
l was led back to my cell.
The first pale light of dawn
welled up in the eastern sky.
| was not put in irons. l re-
ceived clean sheets and clean
blankets and a package of
tobacco.
"Sleep as long a you like"
the tier guard said. when
you've slept enough, hang on
the door. Wen give you
hath and haircut, and a
shave, too"
Sleep would not come.
Ten days after my night of
defeat l was transferred from
Camp FuhlSbuettel to Camp
Papenburg in the moorlands
near the Dutch frontier.
Fuhlsbuettel was so over
crowded with men and women
who were being broken by
the Gestapo that prisoners
were forced to camp in the
corridors eff the-eell- blocks.