davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
Production, Not Parity
The following statement I

The following statement by
%. H. Hoffman, Jr., general
manager of Interstate Milk
Producers Cooperative, is be-
ing sent to about 1000 dairy
men in four states through
the columns of the Interstate
Milk Producers Review.
'It's Production, Not Parity,
that this Nation had better be
concerning itself with now,
and it is farm morale that
needs a bit of attention, too.
The farmer is as patriotic as
the next man but he is getting
mighty tired of putting in 16
hours a day alongside his wife
and children at back-breaking
toll, only to be called prof.
teer and have blamed upon
him these alarming increases
in wage rates that others have
encouraged.
He has done a remarkable
job this year in increasing his
output Of crops and he has
done it without a single "E'
award. He has called no
strikes. He has sent his sons
to war and seen his hired men
go. On top of this, in our
area he has had five men lured
away by the high wages for
which he is being blamed, for
every man that has left him
for a uniform.
He has had no government
planned visits from lovely
Hedy Lamar. His wife might
not even want that. No re-
turned heroes have sought
him in public ceremony and
called him "comrade in the
fight" He asks no praise, no
parades, no movie queens, but
he does nightly need cash
enough to hire the help to do
his part. He also badly needs
sufficient understanding on
the part of those people de-
pendent on him for their food
that they may cease, for a
spell, calling him selfish and a
profiteer.
If these things are not done
there will be hungry mouths
within this land before we win
this war. 1t is production, not
this so-called parity, we had
better be thinking about for a
season."
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
SERVICE HONOR ROLL

Pvt. George w. Armstrong
408th Engrs.
Utilities Ting. Co.
Fort Belvoir, Virginia
PFC. Robert S. Bell
A. S. N. 13O457S4
?369th Bombardment Squadron
306th Bombardment Group CID
A. P. o. $40
Care of Postmaster
New York City, N. Y.
PFC. Marshall A. Clough
A. S. N. 20256766
Hq. 213th G. A.
A. P. o. No. 1858
New YORK City, N. Y.
Pvt. Carlton M. Hurd
A. S. N. 32O76347
Co. E, 800th Sig. Ser. Regt.
Barracks T-3721
Camp Crowder
George Henry jSchafer
U. S. Army Hdq. Co.
IT'S Tank Division
Camp Hood, Texas
Pvt. James c. Truax
A. S. N. 32167444
Battery B, 18th F. A. Obsv. Bn.
Madison Barracks
New York City, N. Y.
Pvt. Charles S. Wilds
No. 32O66497
Hq. Bly,. 152nd F. A. Bn.
43rd Division, A. P. o. 43
Fort Ord, Calf.
All those in service, their families and
friends. are urged to inform Dribbles
Editor Of new. or changed. addresses. Keep
him supplied with interesting news items.
The success. and continuation, of this new
Service column will depend largely upon
this kind of cooperation.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An
nomces Services for the Week

nounces Services for the Week
The services at Asbury Methodist
Church next Sunday, September 81,
will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with H. c. Jones, general
superintendent, in charge; the
morning worship service and ser
mon at IL o'clock; the Methodist
Youth Fellowship services at $50
p. M; the evening worship services
and sermon at 730. The informed
late Choir will hold their first re-
hearsal after vacation this evening,
Thursday, at 7 o'clock. The Junior
Choir will hold its rehearsal next
Wednesday afternoon Immediately
after the public school closes.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES

Rev. L. F. Uhlendorff, Pastor, An
nOunces Services for the Week
Rev. L. F. Uhlendorff, pastor of
Jerman Chapel, announces services
for the week beginning on Sunday;
Sunday School at 2 p. M; preach
ing at o'clock; evening service by
the young people, z to 7.30; evan
gelistic service at 7.30 o'clock.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 7.30. Everybody welcome at
these services.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
Service Honor Roll

Pvt. Frederick ]. Burke
A. S. N. 32359653
Co. B, 445th Sep. C. A. Bn. (AW)
U. S. Army
Camp Davis, N. G.
Pvt. Ralph V. Carrow
A. S. N. 32359649
Co. B, 445th Sep. C. A. Bn. (AW)
U. S. Army
Camp Davis, N. C.
Pvt. John B. Gooding
A. S. N. 32359659
Co. ID, 1229th R. C.
Fort Dix, N. j.
Pvt. Oakley Council
385th Port Battalion
T. c. Co. A
Camp Stoneman
Pittsburg, California
Pvt. Randolph T. Faulkner
A. S. N. 32359637
Co. D, 12299th R. C.
Fort Dix, N. j.
Pvt. James c. LeCompte
A. S. N. 32O76352
23rd Squadron (S.P.)
Fort Logan, Colorado
Pvt. Edgar E. Starkey
A. S. N. 32359656
Co. D, 1229th R. C.
Fort Dix, N. J.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24
P. F. c. Harry G. Rowlinson
10th Candidates Glass
Co. B
Quantico, Virginia

The above message was written
to Henry R. Shapley by "Gil' Row.
linson. 1t would appear, on the
surface, that "Gil' was of the opin-
ion that he had reached his hardest
mile. Dribbles is taking odds, how
ever, that "Gil" will come through
with colors hying-as it were.
Many good man has thought the
very same thing about the Marine
Training Base at Quantico, Vir-
ginia, when he first entered it..
However, these first impressions
are mostly formed in error. AS the
training period progresses, young
minds and young muscles become
better adjusted and coordinated.
Those things which appeared to be
so hard to accomplish yesterday,
become easy work for tomorrow.
Then out of this seeming confusion,
new type of man appears. Yes!
This new recruit is no longer the
youth who just left High School a
few months ago-Joe, Jim, Bob or
B1ll-in reality now he is Private
Joseph S. James, U. s. M. c.: one
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware. as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. s1.5o per year. strictly
In advance.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24

ever present, and there is no other
power nor presence.
Smyrna times., 1942-09-24

ADVERTISEMENTS = The Smyrna Times
n the business medium not only for the
town 1t represents, but fer the outlying
district of which 1t is the center, en-
bracing the towns of Clayton. Kenton.
Cheswold, Townsend. Leipsic, &c. rate
of so cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season or
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale, For Rent.
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
inc one inch space or less. = minimum
charge of so cents per insertion. In
nemoriam articles. 10 cents per line per
Issue.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
It represents and the State of which 1t
Is a part. 1t also gives the items OF
Importance of the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
MESSENGER

Must be IS years of age or older. for
night work 40-hour, 5-day week: starting
salary, S16 per week. Apply Room 500.
Evening Star Building, or write Box 374-
n. Star
Evening star., 1942-06-04
COUNTER GIRLS,
Good Starting Salary.
No Experience Necessary.
NEDICK'S,
1905 z ST. NV.

FOUNTAIN GIRL,
Prefer one living in Arlington: experience
not necessary; good salary and hours. Clar-
endon Bowling Center, 1047 N. Irving St,
Evening star., 1942-06-04
STENOGRAPHER-
SECRETARY.

A most unusual opportu-
nifty presents itself for an ex-
pert stenographer, capable,of
acting as secretary to an ex-
ecutive in a mems retail store.
The position is open only to
one who is seeking a perma-
nent position with a future.
Excellent salary and oppor-
tunlty for advancement.
Your letter should state age
and all-important details
concerning yourself.
BOX 9Th. STAR
Evening star., 1942-06-04
HELP MEN.

PORTER, colored, prefer one
with some experience in
mems store. References. Box
37-H, Star.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
HOUSEMAN.
Apply Housekeeper's Office,
CARLTON HOTEL.
AUTO MECHANICS.

Two auto mechanics, must be experienced
on Ford cars. Top pay with the best OF
working conditions. See Mr.. Rabbit.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
Secretary-Stenographer.

OecreCary-StenOgrapher.
Exceptional opportunity is open for a
capable stenographer to act as secretary
10 busy executive in mems retail establish
msnt: permanent position and excellent
salary; advancement commensurate with
ability; however, first qualification should
be an expert stenographer; write in full
detail stating past and present connections
age and all important details which will
be held strictly confidential
Evening star., 1942-06-04
PART TIME.

Men, between 21 so, to work as street.
car conductors weekdays for two or three
hours at time. either between the hours
of a m. and 10 am. or between the
hours of 3 pm. and pm. Must be
already employed. in good health and have
an absolutely clear record. Apply in per-
son any weekday morning before 10 am.
at Capital Transit Co., Beth and Pros
pect ave NV, Rm. 333 Take Cabin
John streetcar. Please do not phone for
inflammation
Evening star., 1942-06-04

DENTAL MEHANIC, to work in plate de-
partment: knowledge of finishing and wax
ing: good pay. District Dental Laborato-
rieS 1914 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-04

GAS STATION ATTENDANT.
Immediate opening for young man: no
| experience necessary. Apply 10 am. ESQ
1 SITS NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
PERSONAL,

HEMORRHODS ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for o life.
time or money back. Write Tor booklet. NO
drugs or surgery DR., SOkMERWERCK.
l3h5 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
MASSEUER, COLORED.
RIGGS TURKISH BATH. ME- SAT.

TOP-NOTCH Statesmen.
We lost 3 top-notch statesmen last month
to Uncle Sans armed forces. We must
replace them at once. They have been
making over S400 month consistently. We
is not hampered by war conditions. Large
immediate earnings possible If you can
qualify. We train you in days. Car
essential. Apply in person to
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

lpas sic fatboliIde 3eitune lalt unb
oeutlid Ipridt: sd bin oie tatbo-
liibe 3eitl,ng. SD iantnle bie @elt-
nabribten 1,nb lege iie ius 2eie5ina-
ner. Sb reoe ieoen slbeno beilu
2ompenldein 5u ser Samilie, Die a1f
Ser peinumranften Serauoa ooer i'm
9immer libt. Sd rebe iiber @teBeie-
ner uno Baplt, iiber Brieiter nno 8i-
icb0fe, ii6er iolde, oeren Singer nod
triefen bonn I'll. Salbol rlno iiber lol-
cbe, bie idon alt gelporoen iino iln
Seiligt,lm. Weine @emeinbe lit gro
Ser als sic, pelhe ouf Sic Stimme
ser &an5el hordt lno begren5t lit.
Sd ernl1ntere oie Sltgeno fiir foms
menoe Sabre uno tr0l lte Sic 9llten nit
@oblergeben lno 9tube. Sb beriGte
Sic 9te1igf6iten ser Stride, 5. +. fird-
li1en 9tahridgten lno er5euge neue
2iebe 5u ibr in ibren Ser5en. Oie
Gerirrten bringe id 5uriid in Sic
S5iiroe; id beantporte sic Sragen fol-
ber, bie Sic @abrbeit ltd)en uno fiib.
re lie in SEN iiberen 9afen oes Sci
les. Sd er5able oie 8eldperoen ,tno
0tiiben ser BrieIter uno 9teligioIeu,
tpie Tie oas gpaugelillm berbreiten,
&irhen uno Sdulen erridten ltnO
groBe Spfer in Seioenlanoern britt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

bon 81 angebenben 5tuoenten, Sic
NIT Ser erlten 9laie anfolumen mir.
oen. aud babe er Blas fitr beioe
&lallen genabt, 5. +. fiir ieoe 9lafie
ein eigenes Sbul5immer uleo aud
S6lafiale. 60 tuuBten mir, lpas por
iid gegangen int SoIepbinum uno
oaB mir in ser 1. &lalie iuobl neue
8obnlng be5ieben ipiiroen, ltno baB
oie neue alaie iid itber Gater Setting
eiltniiten tuiiroe. Das batte fiir 8a-
ter Setting ben eroBten 8orteil als
Heftor nno ,Rrofelior; er fonnte 10
audi balo ieoen ein5elnen feunen ler-
nen, pas ct I'M erIten Sau INNER
5lerIt lpollte. 0as gelaug ibm al1h
nteiitens, benn er ourdl6aute ieine
vbops' gar balls.
9ei meinem lebten 8eiutb auf Scr.
10 bate mir meine Shwelter fiinf
Ooaar gegeben, oaB ih mir einen
,,&leinen Georges" (2atein-0eutid
lmO 9eltId) =9atein) foufen fonnte:
9ieies iebr braudbare 8ub benubten
loir bon Ser Auinta an ltno id tpar
einer Ser 8erigen, oer es bate. 8et-
ter fonnte es ia mitbrauheu, mas er
audi ipater oft tat. Bir bral,dte1
es luabteno ber gan5en 5tuoier5eit
ltno gaben ltns alle Weiibe, es gut auf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Sd. 3lpet Sobne aus alpeiter @be
(5rant uno GmiO iinb in Chicago,
sa., ,nb feline iiinelte Sod)ter Bertha
ipobnt perbeiratet in 9elleuiae, 81.
Die anbereu &inoer ltorben friib. So
iegnete @ott i'm, ser Sbn liebt.
Sssn meiner erlten Gafa1l5 lieb MIDI
ber Batter nod 8loulter geben, ipeil
bort auf 9tr. 10 meiue Sermonoten
uno Better sSgel pobnten. Sd blieb
BET meiuer Shpelter @ertruo, Srau
@ilbelm Sreliebuid, Sic nidt mcit
bon DER @rlbe ipobnte. Sort fonb id
biele alte 9efannte un0 nadte nod
mebr 6relnoe, pie sic &ellner's So
nilten. S<h blicb 5lpci gSod)en ba,
tuubreuo ser 3eit ltreiiten mir ilbcr'
ali berlm. Getter fannte nod 1nebr
Selte, ipeil er sort mobnte. So 9in-
geu mir bon &ellner's iiber Sen bpben
Berg naG 1lnlerm Sreuno Sermann
Serolo, ser ipieOer pie fritber allf Ell
ner alten sSarm nobnte. gEir fullntcn
Die Se,tte BON friiber Der binter Sent
Iod, Ohio, in Ser @aladei; bier mar
es ebeuIo. Die Sanrilie mar fatbolild,
aber ser alte Sermam nidt. Ser
iuu9e Sern1ann nollte all1 SrieIter
tueroeu, lit es nber nibt gelporoen.
5rau Serolo uno &inoer fontten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
0eDanfen ltnD Grinmeruagen
@on gep. Grana Suertge8

aub faum in eie Stride fommen, tueil
ser @eg eben 5a meit lmo beld,uer.
Iid ipar. Spdter sogen tie nit ben
anoeren &atboliten nad 8udinsbant
lub sineen baum fleiBia in Die Stride
lmo bie &iuber in oie Gorninger
fatboliide Sdule.
Sn bieier Beriooe m,Bten ale III
rem @laubenseifer 5eigelt uno taten
es audi. Die @l,ten beltanoen oie
Grobe lmb lino lpater inlmer felte
Gatboliten eeblieben. Die 2oten fie-
lelt ob nno pl1roeu gottlole Mteniben.
Die sllten Iino beltte ale tot ltnO ba=
ben ibren 2obn erbalten. slae, oie
gut blieben, paren 2eier oes uSbio
@oiienfrelmo", sic onoeren nidt.
Gin 3eiden baB Ser SSaiienfrellno
Segen in sic 6amilien bradte, mo
cr gcbaIten llno geleien pltrbe. Sore,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
(6ortiekuna)


Die Samilie SsnaS aellner nit
aaen &inoern tpurben ipater Die
Sauptluitglieoer Der @lotlter 8e-
ueinoe uno belonbere Sreuuoe Der
Stuoenten bonn Soiepblnun. Sic
belten aud ben @aiienfrcllno lno
id CLAUDE @llitap aaulig, ser iebt IN
Snoiono ipobnt, bdlt i'm nod; piel-
Ieiclt auh iein grnoer Glnil in 9ln-
einnoti, Ohio. @ott iegltete bieien
ellten Wtann 1tnb CAB ibm iicbcn
8in>er. ST 5og BON Irimblc, Sbio,
nadJ 9reele, 81, 1907, nocbbem Ici-
ne crite Srau geitorben ltno sort be-
aroben mar. Seine iltelte Sodter
9orot6eo mtroe S6pelter luo Itorb
a(S Morien-S Sbpelter BON ct. SoulS,
Mo., in SefierIon Gitp, 9to. Sein
Sobn Solepb tpobnt nod in 9reele,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
Dbio Baiieufrenub

gen. aus aller @elt brtnee i'd fird-
lide gtadrihten ltno lege tie bent
golfe bor a,tm 5tuoium. SD lebe
rtur cine 8ode Iang uno iprede iiber
1000 9inge, bie berfanten IN ben
peribiebenen 8erbdltniiien ltno ge.
bredIiben Suitdnben ser 8elt. Cine
groBere s(rtfgabe bat fetn apoItel,
oeun mein arbeitsfelo bebnt iid int.
ruer tpeiter aus bon Sabr 5u SSabr,
neine @eIbi6te reider ,lno Die @e.
legenbeiten fir @utes nebren iid).
Nimm midi auf in oein Saus nno id
lperoe es sir brnoertfdltig lobnen fir
oeine Opfer. Sd bin ser Serolo Der
GlteIten Wfutter, ser I'll. fatboliiben
Stride in ser @elt, ib Die fatbolil6e
3eitltng." (Sbe Soutbern Gorrier.)
X
Oas 5tpeite Shuliabr 1889-90
lollte balO mfangen, tpie Sater Sel-
ling i'm 8aiienfreltno ibrieb, oenn er
babe cine neue &laile angenommen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
Seine Grbulnns

u@arlm ieben sic benn 10 idred.
lib ernit 1tno niebergeibfagen aus.
lieber Srel1no?"
"sld, id rube midi nur aus" "
%" i"
STA ia, ib BIN bod aoniter." " vi
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Mitfiuod, Sen 8. AprH f943

| 51befDabreH, mdS nttS rilI gtHDIHOltNs
gen gelang. SIM Sabre 1912 ooer 't3
babe id basielbe Borterbud rueinem
Better Srib Sillmann 5tm @ebrau9
gegeben, nit nod einem griedilbeh
8ert, als er I'M sssoiepbininm nit Ba-
ter Monot + itlibierte. 8as er bauttt
aetan, bat er mir nie er5dblt, ieben-
falls lit es ein @rbitiid Der 5atnilts
getporoen.
gbe mir pieber 5uriidsingen nat
Columbus gum Stuotl1nt, tpollte mid
ser Setter mitnebn1en in oas ibipar5e
Sod Scr. 10 rno aeigen tpo er ntal
arbeitete. @s mar cine Sbabtnine,
145 tief un0 bate feinen Stollen
(Ilope). Die 8ergleute gingen nit
einer 3id5odtreppe berltnter ODER a,tf
oem ,,cage". Oie Sreppe bernnter
tpar siernlid bequen1 ni6t 10 eng uno
lang ipie in gtr. 8, ober bas Sod tpar
nod einnal 10 tief; bann oas Ser
ausflettern, ipe11n man miioe tuar
uno nod beldpert init 9ergmanns-
eer6t. Damn gins's iebr beIdtperlidb-
Orl,nten inn 2o9 alles itodountel tpie
in ser Solle; bie Suit sefiiat nit @a4
len nno gulperoanpf &oblenltau6
ltno Dred; ie tiefer man fam, ie
.nebr ge1iie, tpie ein beItanoiger &egeu
fant es aus SEN 8anben berunterge-
pldtIdert, gen1iidt NIT Sdpefel llnS
SuIpblrored. gnblib fam man ntt-
ten an; Damn ging's iiber oen Sltntpf.
tpo cine sroBe 0ampfpumpe oas 8ai-
ier 5,1iammenlog uno bann berausbe-.
foroerte. 9as 9oblenfl0b tpar nur
GO SUB BID; allo nidt 10 Sid tpie
in Corning uno 9udingbom 1itp. ,tn1!
in ben ettuas a1fge5osenen Bferoe'
babnen 1nuBte man iib oft bitdet.
$50 eebt's benn bin2 fragte i6. -
sSe 90 NORTH in tie 4tb right; alio
los NIT 11nlerer 2ampe in ser Sano-
Oa famen Sic Sreiber binter uus ber-
angeiagt nit ibren gieln uno. leeren
@agen,> olles, tpas ite MIR balten
fonnten; elmer bog in BEN oritten
,,entrp" redts, ser anoere ging ourb
sic Jolltiir, bie 8etter friiber auf uno
aunaben muBte 1tn6 ging in ben
pierten redts, 5tpet anoere gingen
peiter norbli6 nit aipei, brei 8ageu
binter iid, ane in @alopp ltno Gle
Die &erle iagten, oaB 1tniere Sanpeu
fait aussinsen bonn 3ug. 8ir liebeu
iie iasen 1ln6 freuten uns, benn 10
tpas batten mir Dor einem Sabr nod
mitgema6t. 60 ging es in ben bier
ten rebts; Der ,,entrp" bate mobl 40
bis 45 Hdune.
9a arbeiteten biele bon unieren
8eripanbten 1,no 8efannten; 10 aud
8etters 8ater, 8m. Siillebuid l1ao
8m. grenfdmper, Bernard Softer
mann uno Setter SbeoSor Siirtges
SrD &oltermann uno Serm.. Serolo
uip. ga famen mir 5u ibnen ,fno i&
flopfte meinem Sbmager 8ilm Sill.
iefuid auf bic Shulter; er lag i'm
Sbram unb mar am ibrdmen, baB
ibm ser ShpeiB bom 2eibe rann.
@as ma6te ser fleine 8ilm Mugen,
als er rns iab. uNo fief's an, oe
Gtubenten! Na, Sranf, bier es oe
Bid; fannit moi e11 betfen for mt
berutpifen; 6o6 nd, lot man lien.
bine S5anne fno tau oiinn - fenne
Sdlpielen mebr, tuie fritber" Bir
1,I,tn,, ,t,1S SI,ntn Etn,, ,t,,Snrn N0fnifnt.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

This isn't happening
now. This freiehter,
sunk within q stones
throw Of shore, is only
q grim relic of the eorIy
oudocity of enemy subs
in sinkines along the
FIorido Eost Coost.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
THE hunting in West

THE hunting in West
ern Atlantic voters,
even in the Caribbean
ond the gulf, isn't whot
it once wos for enemy
submarines. As in World
War ]. conveying is prov
ing to be the effective
onswer to the U boat
cholIen9e. And os more
ond more subchosers
and other protective croft
join the Notions convoy
force to permit its extern
sion. there is hope Of fur
ther decline in the sink
ing or slow-Poeed cor0o
ships which. unprotected,
ore on easy prey. These
pictures were token at
SEQ with conveys under
Navy and Coost Guord
protection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Eskimo Saviour
ADpearS at Feast

Realizing that his hold on his
congregation was slipping, Char
Icy decided 10 sub for the
Saviour.
While the blubber banquet was
at its height in the igloo Of the
unbelievers Charley's shaggy
head appeared in the snow tun-
mel. 1t was followed by his fur
clad body complete with stained
and greasy surplice and wooden
cross.
Surveying the circle OF feast
ing Huskies he told them they
had been a little premature.
The Saviour had arrived.
lie, in fact, was the Saviour.
lie had just arrived TO save
them.
Aghast at this sudden meta
morphosis of one of their own
flesh and blood into divine sta
ture tho HuskicS surveyed him
opcn.mouthed. But 13-ycar-old
Sara. sister az one OF his dis
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Tries TO Predict Events for 10 Years

NTATACHA RAMBOVA. Born Wnred lIudnut. Second wife
~ of a film producer she MyTna
10y chance Naacha spends her time studying
asroogy trying figure what going TO happen in
the 10 years year by year
Lucille Gleason Actress. the Hollywood Mar
Quarter Century TO Same Man Club Lucille
married Jimmie Gleason for 80 The hit OF her
star in of Broadway.
Damon. Wrote Grandma Called 1t Carnal Quite
book but still good in that
respect The Grandathes Neck by James Cabel
'They Horses Horace Mccoy 1.-THE Post
Always Twice by James Cam and Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes" by Anita Loos.
IF THE first part Of the war between been
i leaders, Gen L. S Grant would
never display military genius that
the
When the Nazs Moscow, Russians did
not say
We defend Moscow TO the last man"
No sir They said
Fascists Russia and chase
them all the back TO Berlin
That "ofense psychology, which is the
kind Of psychology that will warfare
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HarpOOn, Gun
Dispose of Others

Such sacrilcge couldn't be toll
Grated. A.\\
To a couple OF his fur-clad
angels. Akeevik and Nina, the
Eskimo holy man made a sign.
Promptly the offending Sara
was seized by the hair. hauled
out of the igloo and beaten TO
death with a wooden snow
shovel.
Still disbelief In Charley's
divinity persisted.
Disappearing of his summary
method Of disposing OF unbeliev-
ers, Alec Kaytowiak gripped his
harpoon aggressively. turne d
smoldering eyes on Charley and
voiced his disbelief.
Promptly he landed on his ear
and was later killed with a
-harpoon.
Next to feel the weight OF the
self-styled Messiah's disapproval
was Eva Epuk. wife of another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
BIubber Banquet
Deemed Proper

TT WOULD be we'll if the In
i ninuit-the Eskimos-saw TO
it that there was a good sup
ply of blubber, venison and seal
meat available for the blubber
banquet when the celestial WISH
tor arrived.
HoSpitable by ture, and
eager TO do the honors 10 the
visiting Messiah, the simple
people of the polar spaces pulled
in their belts, cached stores OF
meat and pokes of blu b b CT
whic h they would have pre-
ferred to eat-and waited.
But as the days passed, as fish
and seal got scarce and hunger
gnawed, faith in the coming OF
the Messiah ON m ence d TO
dwindle and factions form G d
among Charley'S converts.
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Charley Assumes
Messiah Role

The story bore a strong re-
somblance to the witchcraft OF
the Eskimo medicine men who
could go into trance and pro-
ject their spirit boo les far
through the ether to look for
caribou and tell them to come
along and be killed.
In fact, Charley reflected,
since he too had done a little
trancing, he must be holy man
himself.
AS his beady eyes gazed medi-
tatlvely into the smoky flames
of the kudlik, he decided that he
was the reincarnation of the
Savior.
Attired in white stole OF
dirty cotton bartered from the
traders and sewn into the shape
which he had seen the "black
coat" wear, he paved the way
by saying that the Messiah was
getting very close. That at any
time he might descend upon the
ice fields, hungry after his long
terrestrial abode.
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Charley SdId
Serving Terms

A mounted police patrol
brought in the debated Mes
siah" whose claims to divine
power had touched off the trail
of voodoo killings.
Now the debated Peter Sala
and Charley Ouyerack are cool
ing their heels at the lonely sub
Arctic police post OF Chesterfield
Inlet, working out their 2-year
sentences.
One OF the Eskimo apostles
has drawn a years hard labor.
another suspended sentence, two
of the Eskimo angels" Nina
and Akeevik, have been judged
insane and placed in an asylum
and peace has settled once more
upon the ice-flecked waters Of
lonely Hudson Bay.