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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Daily Short Story
'Grandma's Soldier

youth, was equipped well for any
sort Of endeavor was sent 10 spe'
cial schools and tutored Then
when the time was ripe. his
mother wangled him into an ap-
polntment 10 West Point. He
passed the exams and went
Unfortunately there was an m.
Stitution known as the "FolllcS OF
1913. and the coming 10 New
York Of this snare and lure "a
young men conceded with the
playing of the Army-Nsvy game
that late Autumn,
Hester'S young hero saw the
show listened 10 the noble strains
Of IF a Table al Rector'S Could
Talk, and was perfectly faSci-
mated by well. let us say the OBJ
viouS charms Of the show girl
second on the end al the left IN
the chorus e..
Being heir 10 millions. Greg had
no difficulty negotiating a secret
meeting with this Glortide young
woman. Her name was Daphne De
Brilliante, nee InGa Olsen, and
she was very sweet about it all,
taking a lovely Riverside Drive
house wherein 10 pass the drag
ging hours while she waited for
her lover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
KnowIe dee Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLL,

What was the name of: Cal
the nymph with whom Ulysses
stayed seven years; (b) the
field purchased with Judas
money; tc) the dog in Lon
,don'S Call Of the Wild
Describe a man, if he might
be called: Ca a Caligula; OBJ
BarabbaS; tc) an Achates.
What IS meant hy the phrase /:
ca Achilles heel; Oh Cad
mean victory; (c) from Dan TO
BeerSheba
In what play will you find the
character (a) Bob Acres; (b)
Calban, CO. Nat Miller.
Whose ca, sign do physicians
use, lbl unfinished novel was
called The Mystery of Edwin
o brood (c) order created the
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon.
What great musician: Ca) was
born AZ Eisenach; (bl was born
at Zelazowa VIOLA, Poland; CO.
was born at SalZburg.
Who was the first: (a) Ia
round the Cape Of Good Hope
and sail 10 India; tb) 10 dis
cover the 81. Lawrence River.
tc) 10 first see Niagara Falls
Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN

Can YOU name the industry
which is the largest single user
Of American cotton?
The celebrated Washington
Lafayette monument in Phila.
delphla was built with ped
eStal containing a cubic con-
tent Of 77i2 yards of material.
The monument has a height OF
81 feet 10 inches. What do
these figures represent?
Which would YOU be likely Ia
find in a scullery: oars. cook
ing utensils. flower pots7
A person skilled al equation
is adept al; figures, horseman-
ship, balancing?
What part of the sword blade
is called the foible?
A contemporary sport. popular
IN Canada, is derived from the
Indians. What is its name?
Is a mongooSe a bird, animal,
reptile?
Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
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Here S HoU
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
NEVER NUNIF0RM

But no. II seemed that all the
tricks who had been alive al
those various times. were toe
busy trading bosses. or sitting on
high stools in counting houses
ever 10 Get into uniform.
Al the beginning, proud Hester
was anxious 10 find a general who
had served with great distinction
in the Civil War, for instance. Be
fore she got through, though. she
would have settled for a buck pri-
vate in the A. f.. r of 1918 who
actually saw one days service in
the ST: Mihiel salient
There were just no Tricks, and
no Sloanes either. These families,
when they had thirsted for blood,
seemingly had gone out and cut a
few competitors threats in Wall
Street. or smashed Q a railroad
merger.
Hester's own hubby. Hosea, who
lived az very mild years, and de-
parted this vale Of tears after an
attack of measles, had worn
double-lensed glasses all his life.
He had been born too late for the
Civil War, and was too old 10 be
a Rough Rider in '9S. And the
families otherwise had become
extinct, as far as Hester could de-
termine.
So secretly the woman set her
heart on having her own son
Gregory Sloane enter military
service, and distinguish himself in
battle sometime.
Gregory a strong enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

motorcycles with armored side
cars. There came about so of the
new JeepS. on bantam armored
cars which are going TO replace
the motorcycles.
Then came 30 or more whippet
tanks. And. finally. numbering and
laundering along awesomely
came eight OF the new Bottom
tanks. huge, metal creatures with
curious pet names chalked on
their sides
First was Polyphemus, then
frankie then Ward Eight, then
NebuchadneZZar. then Boo, then
The one ! waited to see. 1t bore
the nickname Of Joe Louis. Other
wise il was exactly the same as
the rest
Look Hester" | cried. "see
that one called Joe Louis: Well,
Lansons in that. Your grandson
il there In the turret with one
of the cannon"
what, YOU mean he--they---
hide in there when they 60 To
ware" she walled. eyes stricken.
! almost choked with laughter
inside. but didn't let on. had rid
den once in a whlppet tank when
they were new and ! knew what
an ordeal merely travelling in a
tank is, let alone fighting an en-
envy in one.
No use trying 10 explain TO
Hester though. | Just said this
was the modern war, and that il
took more courage even than rid
ing a cavalry horse into battle
with saber in your hand.
She shifted AZ that, and was
terribly disappointed. She actually
thought soldiers now must be
awful towards TO hide in this sort
of contrivance!
But they put on sham battle
next day. | took Hester, and she
actually saw those tanks climb the
appended terrain there at Jacob S
Ladder, and sYash through creeks,
and smash down trees unfortunate
enough to be in their path.
And l heard the old girl catch
her breath. In action big tank
will awe anybody. I'm here to
state. Hester's eyes began 10
shine. Then she demanded that |
get hold of Lanson, and bring him
10 see by.
Well. l wangled that. too. Young
Lanson was trim enough in his
Uniform, and grinning happily He
kissed his grandmother and said he
was happy TO see her again E.
after 10 years,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
BY ANTHONY RUD

ITS NO confor, 70 a guy who
L can't buy "di-dy service for
his own wifes twins 70 hear that
old Mrs. DeClpper Bond has had
= secret sorrow 10 these SO years,
and that all her money never
bought her the one thing she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
STORY ABUSES HIM

lie had heard, Of course. of old
Testers decades-long search for
a soldier in her family II had
amused him. Still and all, the old
lady might be pleased to hear
about him now. He knew she had
her Summer place at Monterey
which is about Is miles from Otis.
So he wrote her when his regi-
lment was going 10 parade, on its
way 10 maneuverS al Jacobs
Ladder. He also wrote me. and
asked me If Id bring old Hester
He gave me some details
That was why she and I sat to
gether there Al the roadside that
hot afternoon, waiting for the pa
rade ! knew what 10 look for.
but n hadn't occurred 10 me that
Hester would be waiting 10 see A
young soldier stridiug along with
a Garand on his right shoulder
Hester expected fife and drum
corps, column of infantry.
What she actually saw were the
parts OF triangular division
Just small part Of The division
OF course. There came laundering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
DIDN'T STAY SECRET

The secret marriage dld not
stay secret. And they had a nasty
law up AT the Point that cadets
must not marry before Gradua-
ton. SO il was the youth soon
was free of military duty, and
able 10 pursue the serious bust
ness Of matrimony AS far as
young Greg was concerned, that
was quite all right
He never had been fired with
patriotism, anyhow. a d he
loved his chorus lady Strangely
enough. the marriage lasted un-
Ill her death nine years later.
and seemed 10 he TaTfIS happy
meanwhile.
OF course, old Hester had ragged.
But there was nothing much she
could do about IT. Dynastic ideas
were too strong for her 10 con-
slider cutting off and disowning
her only son So she Just fixed 1T
so Daphne De B. Sloane never
would get anything of the Sloane
Prick loot when Hester herself
died.
No need TO worry about that
Hester already has outlived- the
former Follies girl by Is years
And is still strong.
Lanson Sloane, son Of Daphne
and Gregory, is p years old now
The old lady never set, eyes on
him from the time he was 3. until
observation-disclosures she tried 10 see
him day before yesterday when
they had the parade from Otis 10
Jacobs Ladder.
That doesn't mean she let him
suffer in penury- Not at all The
Boston bank set aside $4,000 a
year for the young mans care and
feeding while small. This sum
became $4,000 year when he
attained long pants. Then. so he
w ou d have no shortage Of
Duesenbergs and other essentials
while at college. the income was
lifted 10 $4,000 year. 1t is
greatly TO young Lanson's credit
that he managed. There were not
more than six or seven bills out
standing when he finally grad
uated, at p, from Harvard. Such
frugality is to be commended
However don't let me prejudice
you against young Lanson Sloane
His first act on getting away
from the Yard was 10 try 10 en-
list in the Air Corps of the army
They didn't want him-some-
thing that had to do with dizzy
spells when he was whirled
around, upside down, in a chair
But he was a husky lad. not tall,
but well built.
And he didn't stop trying. I he
lieve il was last November ne
finally got into the army as a
rookie regular on a three-year
hitch. We can leave him there
getting his course of sprouts un-
I'll this Summer rolled around.
He had seen changes For n
while they had him studying sap
ping. But that wasn't for long.
STORY AMUSES HIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
ARDENT u. 4. X.

She was an ardent a. r
Somehow she had managed &c
prove that one Scattergood Simp-
son. private soldier under
George Washington, had been her
ancestor.
There had been little trouble
about old Scattergood's standing
Some deliver in historical dirt
came up with a story that he hac
been tired before a court martial
on a charge OF appropriating army
supplies for the use OF his own
family.
But in the end, Hester hotly
championed the case Of the Ions
dead :Scsttergood, and won out
with the n. A. r.
II may have been that Hester
still felt little queasy about the
actual integrity aHA-eetfrageg of
her forebears, because she spent
money and a lot Of time. after
marrying Hosea Sloane. with the
geneologists.
They did their best 10 turn up
q genuine soldier or sailor Of this
family in the War of 1912, then in
the Mexican War. the Civil War,
and finally in the Spanish en-
broelio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
LOOKS LIKE RuFFIAN

tHliu, where ulu you get
that black eye? You haven't
been fighting, with you hands
like a rufiian?" she asked him.
He had a beautiful sinner. but
he just chuckled. No. the time his
tank had gone down the slope into
the creek, he'd hit his face against
a gun breech
Hester enjoyed every minute
She told Lanson he must become
a great general. The lad winked
and assured her that was his dear
est ambition.
So we rode back that night. and
all the way Hester was making
plans for turning her fortune into
u. S war bonds at once. She had
her dream soldier now, and would
have 10 do her bit.
THE END.
TomOrrOw's short story: "His
Own Game" by Belle Bruck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

bought nel Inc one lnlnE Sht
wanted most
But ran iook 4 an old girl
yesterday a harS h-featured
scanned and bent woman Of so
And I want 10 tell YOU about n.
Hester Sloane was born Hester
Frick. Both families sort OF
petcred out long ago, and al least
three huge fortunes came 10 Hes
ter before the time Of biz inheri-
lanCc taxes.
A Boston bank managed all the
various properties. and the vaults
were fun Of gilt-edeed taX-eN-
empts. As result old Hester,
even when she wasn't old AT all
never had 70 wonder where her
next diamond tiara was coming
from.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Tomorrow's short story; His
Own Game" by Belle Bruck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
FITZGERALD
 AT RITZ SUNDAY
Late Chick Webb's Band in One-Night Engage.
 ment in Bridgeport

Fifteen men and @ girl, a soul stirring, song creating girl-Ella Fitzgerald, come to the Ritz Ball. room in Bridgeport on Sunday Sep- temher 2eth. It's one of Americas s great colored orchestras, formerly the never-to-be forgotten Chick Webb band. There is Tommy Full ford whose keyboard maneuvers make the piano sizzle, Taft Jordon, the clowning tIumpeteer, who makes you laugh too, Babe Wallace, ace composer and dynamic personality who directs the band, and Teddy McFSae who plays the tenor sax and creates those clever arrangements which make the band tick. Truly the first lady of song" Walter Winchell has awarded Ella orchids" in his famous syndicate column on ten different occasions.
 There is dancing every Thursday and Saturday at the Ritz with the Casa Ritz orchestra. On Saturday Waltzes are featured. Sonny Dun- ham, new star in the musical Permanent will be heard at the Ritz on Sunday October 6th. The coming of Tony Pastor on November End is Q looked for date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Zero Hour! 10000 Delegates to Launch Mass Att
 tack Against
 Accidents. a

Zero hour for the greatest mass attack against accidents in the history of the country will be October 6.
 The attack was ordered by Pres- ident Roosevelt who asked the National Safety Council to lead an intensified emergency campaign against accidents that are crip- bling national defense.
 The Council announced today that mobilization of vast safety army is complete and that the of. ficial opening gun for the caIn- paign will be timed with the start of the National Safety Congress and Exposition on October 6.
 An impressive ceremony at the operAag session of the Congress will be the signal and will start the campaign rolling throughout the nation, with every state and thousands of communities swing ing into the drive against acci- dents.
 Enlisted in this effort to hold the accident front are 125 national or- ganizations, governors. mayors, po- lice officials, educators, industrial ists and sfaety leaders from every walk of life.
 The Congress, which will be held in the Stevens and Congress Hotels October 6-l0, will be dedicated to national defense. Its theme will be Help Defense - Stop Acci. dents" The 10000 delegates to the worlds largest safety event will devote most of their discussion to the rising accident toll and its effect on the national defense pro- gram.
 Headlining the program will be Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox. who will speak ct the annual ban- Quet October 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

Brazil expects to produce 1So,- 900 fine ounces of gold this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Probe Of Hi-Jacking
 Ring Well Underway
Fourth Arrest Results From State Police Checkup on
 Theft of Wine Consignment; Federal Agents Act

Theodore Lane 28 of Elizabeth street Derby arrested yesterday af- ternoon by State Troopers John Dunphy and John Pomfret of the Bethany barracks is the fourth sus- pect taken into custody by the Con- necticut State police. Lane was arr rested here for the theft of $4000 shipment of electric razors from a terminal in Bridgeport on August 90.
 As the State Police investigation progresses police intimated they may crack open an incipient hipjacking ring and expect to arrest other sus- poets in the Bridgeport theft of rag ors. This syndicate's activities 1t was learned today was to work on large scale and did not confine its operations to one state.
 Lane will be given a continuance in the Bridgeport municipal court this afternoon when he is arraigned in order that the state authorities can press their investigation and ap- preherd others who are implicated.
 State police have arrested Abra- ham Katz, 33, of 76 Houston street, this city scrap metal dealer who is at liberty under $6,000 bonds, and Joseph Wooters, 26, of 38 Oak street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
kopplemann In Favor
 Of Price Control Bill
Urges Immediate Passage of Legislation; Amend
 ments to Correct Any Injustices; Speed Urgent

derstand the problems which the law attempts to solve. Likewise even an inadequate law can be- come an important and welcome one if the administration given 1t is competent and thoroughly understanding of the conditions which gave rise to 1t.
 Like other members of Con- gress, I am daily besieged by let ters from people complaining that they are unable to meet. ordinary every day expenses be- cause of exorbitant price increas. es. I am hearing daily from busi- nessmen who tell me of boot logging and profiteering which makes it difficult for them to rec main in business. The situation is prevalent over the country. Members of Congress know about 1t; the White House Is fully aware that we cannot afford to consume much more time talk ing about price control. The country needs law if we are to be spared the imitation suffer- ing of the World war. The price rises, combined with the short- age of materials, is causing most critical situation.
 I cannot be too emphatic in urging my colleagues on this com. mittee to cooperate with the ad- ministration to the utmost in bringing an early end to these public hearings, and in shorten- ing the time required of wit. nesSes to be heard here.
 Although I welcome MT. Hen- derson's information and esteem his great knowledge of the prob lems before us, in the interest of speed I am going to forego the opportunity of posing several questions I had in mind.
 I hope other members of the committee will consider the urg- ency for action in questioning MT. Henderson and the witnesses to follow him. Let's get down to voting, so that MT. Henderson can get back to his job.