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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

United States. indicating stock
pile OF some l5OO0O.0O0 tires,
With retreading now under rigid
ration AS we'll as new tires. the
average car today Will stay on the
street lust A. long as il has four
tires in good condition. After that
tho cars must 60 in the garage
and the remaining tires Will rot
away.
Blood. Tho Red Cross has coll
lcctcd almost 100000 plntS Of
blood from volunteer donors who
hope thus 10 save the life of some
American fighting man wounded
IN battle.
The rate of volunteering is going
up; there were -. 505 volunteers
IN December and January. ~
Bui that isn't enough.
You can only volunteer whore
there arr laboratories for process
ing, like Now York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Buffalo, Rochester. In
dianapoliS. Detroit, Pittsburgh. st.
Louis, Boston Milwaukee. Glove
land, San Francisco, Los Angeles
and Washington
There viii be additional stations
opening this month IN Chicago and
Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
ALWAYS CUTTING

Jess Pedlar was always cutting
and bitter and superior Mary
didn't mind his being superior he
had reason 10 he. He was hand
some IN a big. blond way. II
didn't make any difference that
he knew n and Struttcd 50 that
when he walked from one spot 10
another. oven IN their little apart
ment. II was a sort Of triumphal
march.
And no was a fine actor II
wasn't ms fault that The dumb
Broadway managers didn't feCoC-
nize his talent once he Got his
chance. hcd GO to+he top lie d
be another John Barrymore.
But MS bitterness and the cruel
way he always talked 20 her had
Mary bruised and aching and
afraid JOSS never crItcRed 10
rowellcd. like a horscman squirting
his horse when there wasn't any
need Tor j. when tho horse WAS
doing ms best.
Mary had road somewhere thai
there something Caiicd 'Frr
Law of Compensation. il docr'ed
that when . person was given q
gift. he had 'o pay sor u with a
failing JOS cIii WAS acting. His
failing was bitterness And - Was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
WHEN DO YOU QUIT:

She hadn't realized then that
Jess had expected her TO give VI
her career as a singer. She hac
that She would have HIN
and her work and that the two oil
them would constitute for her Z
heaven on earth.
But Jess explained his view OF
the matter on their first wedding
morning.
"When are YOU quitting Lo-
carnO?" he asked calmly over
his grapefruit IN the hotel room
in which they were eating their
honeymoon breakfast.
I'm not quitting Ted" she
told him. widc-cyed "What ever
made YOU think that, darling ."
common sense" he answered
acidlyr I'm old fashioned. L
was brought up to believe that
wOman's job is her husband
and her home. His job is tn
support her and it,"
But I can't leave Ted" she
explained. II have "A contract.
II has II weeks To run"
Break it," he told her. ID.
you're through as n profess
sionaI singer. You're my wife
new"
II can't" she said fatly. az
contract is n promise. Ted has
been nice tn me. wouldn't
leave him i'm n hole"
"lOu wouldn't leave him in n
hole. Sugar" he laughed "Nou
don't really think YOU can sing,
do YOU? That noise YOU make
isn't singing. You 20 ahead and
quit"
But She hadn't quit She had
finished her contract and she
went through hell while she was
doing H.. For Jess treated her As
a rebel should be treated. He
brought up the question Of di-
.HYrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Roth SENSIBLE

Were both sensible people,
he SAID We've made n mis-
take. There's no sense in nag
ging AZ each otheF. We're mod
ernS. Wen just call II quits.
When would YOU like To have
me give You the evidence that
would free Nou?"
but I don't want a divorce"
Mary cried, hoWlldcrcd. II love
YOU. jess. That's why | mar
ried YOU"
You love me. all right.
jos, agreed. hut not enough 10
give up ANYTHING for me. Real
love calls for giving up every
thing for the one You love.
You're not capable of that. 1t
isn't Your fault. darling You're
Just not built that way"
She nearly dicd bui She finished
1cr contract with Ted Locarnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

just too hard for Mary 10 take.
Still
She thought hack on her TO-
HI ,IIt-~~. ttr--tv5TS singing
with Ted LocarnoS band and she
met him one night at his request
He had been i'm the Club Marti-
nlquc and he had asked TO meet
her. She fell in love with him at
sight.
He had told her the next night
that the same thing had happened
TO him. They were married over
4 no Weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
SIZE nRKNDS Some

She wasn't 50 much afraid OF not
making good She wa, afraid OF
what Jess would SAYS. She dreaded
the scene fha' would WhTl up
when She Went horne and was
alone with hm. llo was out IN
front now just waiting.
Her Cuc came and Sine went out
She walked IN front Of tho orchcS-
ira She began 10 sing. Sho SAW
joss He was sitting ~ a rIng>.dc
table lie WAS >nrcrtrC and talk
ing loudly He polnlcdiy ignored
her.
Md before that son. Of hers
was finished % happened. The spell
that jess had east over her van
iShcd. The mastery which he had
held over her for TWO years
melted away like rancid butter.
She finished hcr song and
listened 10 the applause. II was
hcttor than polite. u was almost
doalcn.ng They were glad Ia
nave her back
He was waiting for her They
walked home together without a
word. Nhan-thcy had taken off
their coats and hats. joss said
You know YOU and are
through. don't YOU. sugar."
"NcS." Mary sand. land I'm
glad Of IL. T,e-Wa>tcd two wears.
And may quote Johnny
sparks To hell with Won.
Jesse, and your wife also says
10 hell with YOU
THE Esd
Tomorrow short STORY: Finer
gencv Call" nv Louis Davidson.
How The IapS' Two. Nan sub
marines Got Into Pearl Harbor.
Striking t.,iirnrr f'rat-Firr
Deadly Little Killers Were
Launched From u Huge Whaling
Factory Ship. Prepared Long
Ago for Their Sinister Work.
Read These Startling Di>clos-
ureS in The american Weekly.
The Magazine Distributed with
This sundays issue az The De
troit SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
NEVER ANY GOOD.

Don't let me hear anything
like that again" he shouted.
You never were any good.
You've been away long time.
Nobody remembers YOU. Besides,
I'd rather starve than have you
supporting me"
She could sec his point. But she
wished he hadn't reminded hcI
that she hadn't been very good
She had always thought she was
So did the band leaders who had
used her as featured singer
II was a bout this time that
Johnny Sparks and Leila. his wife,
had her and Jess over TO their
apartment. And Johnny, who was
a photograph addict. due up some
old records of Ted LoCarno'S Band
and she heard herself singing. II
sounded wonderful.
She really had been good, But
Jess got his coat and hat. He said
I'm going home. Come on,
Mary. Listening to that awful
tripe will give YOU ideas. Johnny,
I'm surprised YOU played that
record. / won't come back here
again"
ITO hell with ynu." Johnny
said. ANY my wife also says Ia
hell with YOU. You're ham and
don't like pork on the honf."
That night decided Mary. The
next day she came 20 Ben Arc
turus and no aa0.'onod hor and
gave her 'hiS spot Now sitting
waiting for her call she >hlvCrCd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
SEES LITTLE BRUNETTE

She saw little brunette with
high cheekhones, blue eyes. q
mobile thlck-lIppcd mouth and a
shapely compact little body IN A
tight white evening dress which
brought out hcr curves.
But she knew her outward
appearance ny heart. She wanted
10 sec beyond II. So she leaned for
ward and locked into her mirrored
eyeS-and saw Fear.
She began 10 trcmhle and she
clasped her hands and began IA
squeeze one with the other. She
suddenly decided that she couldn't
co through with IT. Maybe jess
was right.
Maybe She couldn't sing and
wasn't attractive and had Just got
,on by IN the old days because the
leaders of four Of the Big Name
bands had seen in her something
naive. and charming and heart
warming that just wasn't there
any more
She knew rs well ne Joss did
'i,at her voice wasn't anything
pecial II was lust an ordinary
title contralto voice.
And maybe II wasn't worth IT,
For. If she made good tonight, she
would return 10 an old way Of llfc.
She would sacrifice Jess and the
little home they'd made in the two
wears since their marriage. That
was Jess ultimatum.
Its your funeral, Mary" he
had SAID through tight lips
You 60 back 10 night club
singing and YOU and are
through, washed up. fnit. Hell.
Mary. YOU can't sing Why don't
YOU get wise 10 Nourself?"
II ne only hadn said that about
her not being able 10 sing! II
WASH true. She could sing. She
had sung we'll enough 30 have
reached the top when she met
Jess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

S'ockpIlo: Price Administration
Icon henderson says America ;
largest SlockpIlc of rubber is right
IN The tires Of automobiles now IN
use bat assures iherc'S no present
plan Of COnfi>cation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
When my wife makes up her mind stay Sir, there
much | can do about IT.

and then she told jess that she
Had given up her career and from
now on would ne strictly and
solely Mrs. FCd1aT.
1t didn't thrill HIM. lie took it
for granted. Besides nc had other
things 10 think about. He had a
run of luck. He was in a-hit play
and when that closed. he got a
part in another.
He liked 10 come home and hear
Mary tell him how wonderful he
was. And she really meant it.
When he touched hcr. he thrilled
her. She was completely his.
But then his lack balanced up.
When the second play closed, he
couldn't get anothc or part. He
walked Broadway and haunted his
agents office and answered all the
calls. Then lardcr began
to run low.
IL was then she suggested that
she 60 back to singing. 1t made
him wild with anger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

ArFtETrsrNE&T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

ThcrY are moro than 81 COO 0O0
TtumApIteS registered In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Tomorrow short STORY: Finer
gencv Call" nv Louis Davidson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Daily ShOrf Story
Almost All For Love
RN CHARLES McGUIRk


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

noon when the French seized il as
a colony.
Scientists have found on NADIA
gaScdr the bones of lcmurS much
larger than a man. As lcmurS, a
primitive type of monkey are
found ia India hut not Africa il is
assumed that Madagascar Is the
western point of continent that
stretched all the way 10 India and
which sank m some prehistoric up
hoalal. Because of tho lcmurS.
that somewhat mythical continent
IS known as LcmurIa
II Germany seized French West
Africa and Japan took MadagaS-
car they would have bases for ef-
icc'lvo action against tho whole
continent now pretty we'll domi-
nated aside from The French
colonies and Llbya by Britain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

tpeltlide, Mddte nno 3rGfte. Wan
iiebt Die Sbnnadt bloBer Militars
madt bloBer nationaler @otter lno
Salbaotter, ub es Iib nun lmn 3eits
oeer Supiter, llm gtbene ooer Diana,
INN Senus ober slltarte banoelt. Mau
iiebt oie Notipenoigfeit ser erloIung
onrd iiberiroiid)e, iibernationale Seer.
te. Man iiebt Sic Rotluenbigfeit elmer
anregenoen uno gebietenoen 8eprdlen
tans oes Helieios=Sittli6eu in ser
8elt. Man peritebt bos selbihtlihe
Iufatmen ser 8olfer, als ibnen Ole
8otldaft oes mirflitben @rloIers,
gbri iltus, berfiinoet mtroe. Man per
itebt bas ssubelu ser grniten nno
Iliredten iiber oie Biiboie uno Yap-
ite, sic nidt nur i'm &irdeninnern bie
Seilsbotld)aft perfiinoen lieBen, bie
lie auh auf oem Martt berfiinoeten,
AUDI @dIaren uno Jeloberren sesen,
iiber eelteno madten; Die oieierart
beiipielsneiie einem Nttila, einem
2beoooIius seseniibertraten, ibr Beto
erbebeno ae9en politiIhe 9arbare'
uno &nedtnng fiir oie natiirliden
Srei9eitsrehte Ser Menlhen eintre-
teno, bobe Io5iale 6orberlmaen itel-
lenb. @enn man bonn Serte aus auf
oieIe/ abIbnitte ser @eibihte suriid-
Ihaut, Damn eelonet man niht sur.
51irht, 81 e&ir6e fottnte Staaten una
8olfer ollrb ibr ginareifen iddoisen;
1nan beoauert bohltens cine Wenid=
belt, Sic 10 lanee auf hie @rloiuug
Surd oas Gbriitentltm tparter mubte.
Soer man beoauert iene Wenibeu
oer seru felt gbriitus, Sic, Gbriltus
unb feline Stride berfennenb uno be-
fan,pfeno, MIR lih ielber, ibren sSrie.
SEN, ibre Menihentpiiroe, ibre natiir.
liden Sitter beoroben ltno serItoren.
8eoe,lten biesbe5iiglib bie guttuid.
l,mgen in bielen 2dnoern ser @elt
|niht cine erihiitternbe Brebist2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
ALPENKRAUTER
bekdlnpft Hurtleibiqkeitl

Funktionale Hartleibigkeit (feh-
lerhafte Ausscheidung) ist oftmals
die Ursache solcher Symphonic wiss
Nervositst. Verdauungsstoruns. ver-
stimmter Magen. kopfschmerzen.
Schlaf und Appetitlosigkeit, Ibler %
Mundseruch und belegte Zunge.
Seit uber $ Generationen haben
Tausende die an Hartleibigkeit Htten.
Forni's Alpenkrsuter erfolgreich ge-
praucht. um der Nstur in ihrer resu-
lSren Ausscheidungstitigkeit zu hei.
fen. Alpenkriutsr wird aus boz
sonders erwahlten medizinischen
Wurzeln. krsuten und PAanzen herr
gestellt worunter viele offizielle sind
vie SIENNA. Pfefferminze und FencheI.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es wirke
sanft init der Natur auf diesem
wichtigen vierfachen Wege: e. hilfe
der Tstigkeit des Masens, aktiviers
den Stuhlgang; vermehrt die
Ausscheidung durch die Nierons
hilft und beschleunigt Verdauung.
Seine Tstigkeit ist milde and doch
griindlich weder harsch noch
knsifend. Sehen Sic in den Spiegei.
Mussen Sic unter den symphonies
fehIerhafter Ausscheidunx. vie obsn
erwShnt. leiden und haben Sic anders
Medizinen einsenommen. die Ihnea
anscheinend NIGHT yeholfen habsns
Damn schulden Sic es sich seibst. eiaen
xrGndlichen Versuch NIT Alpsa-
r;uter zu machen. Alpsnkriutsr
sollte auch linen nItzen xerads %
vie 90 seit 80 vielsn Jahrsn Tau-
sends anders zufrisdengsstellt hat.
Q poRNi.s HRil-oEL LIaiMENr
Wsan rhs~n.atischs und ns~ralsaseAS
Sehmer1sa sach sinstsllsn. wsndsn So
dAs 1indsen3A srwi irnaende Hsil-Osa aas
dss schmsrxatillsads Mittel im GebraacS
ssit 1885. Es brinst schnells. wfllkosa.
mems LfndsranS bei maskulSssn RuoksA-
schmsrzsn. steffen oder sehmsxxsnds0
Mwsksln. VsrrsnkunGsn. Stosswunasab
vsrstauehungsn. iucksnden oder brsn-
nsndsn Fdssoa. Es hfift de Zirkulaeio1
Won ratehen rotsn Rlpt durch schznsrx~
hAfts kSfpSrstSllsu anxurs8sa. Elm USaeeo
Linimsnt.
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Sobesam3eigelt +

. 8alentin S. 8eder, aeb. am
80. Dtars 1868 IN gbrenbreititein,
9eutiblano; fam nit 19 Sabrea
mad oen 8er., 9toaten, lieb lih in
Dtilpa,,fee, Bis., nieoer uno -fe'
bette ipater ii6er na6 Goansnile,
ssno.; aelt. am "a. Oft. 1912 IN
@aoesnille, Sno.
Mrs. 8eroniea Grit, aeit. in
@iirtteHbera DeutIdlaua; gelt.
am 81. Sft. 1912, int Alter bon
Sc sSabren 1T 2aniina Mid. Nite,
eifriae 2eierin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Heprdientant auaait s. anoreieu
(@., Ninn.) ertiarte i'm Sauie, oab
oie uMitteltlaiie, oas &iidsrat Der
Nation, ourA Die ariessnabnabmen
nor Ser 2iauioation ltebe, uno bab et'
mas aeIAeben miiiie, ebe es au lpat
it,.
,gs peroen 100000 amerifa'
,,er nit feitem @intommen unnotig
aus bent @eibdft nno tbren 8erufen
eeordnat, uno ,uenn Die Wittelflaiie
liquibiert iit, lit altb bie amerifanilb'
Demofratie aerItort." Anoreien iagte
ipeiter, bas Sanoelsoepartment babe
propbe5eit, big nddIten Suli wiirOen
auf .@runb ser &riegsnerbaltniife
100000 l,nabbdneige @eIddftsleute
,lnb fleine Sabritauteu banfrott ge'
nadt baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

sic bon @nalano ,uo 8uBlano aus
operieren iolleu. Die 8asler 3eituug
Iaat bornus, oaB HnBlano ein beoe,t.
TENDER Aussanaspunft fiir alliierte
2uftanariffe aeaeu Del,tldlano uue
Sie beieeten @ebiete lein iuerbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Das Shpeiserblatt ,,National< 9ei-
t,na' bon BaIel min Wiiien, Dob Die
Ser. 5taaten beablidtiaeu, 10000
5lus3euse gesen europa ein5uiebeu,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
staaten Der 0elbi6te - obne Gbriaentnm


fefdhnten, ieitoem bon ser Na5itpran.
net berbannten 3eitidrift n5d0uere
3htilnft", Ser geniale nno eeiitreide
Seraltsgeber Or. Soiepb @berle an
Der Sauo ser @eid)idte Elm einoruds,
bolles 8ilb Ser perid)ieoenen Geibe
nno Bolfer enttporfen, sic obne Gbri-
fte,,tum SEN Geim bes 8erIalles in
ftd) trueen nnS bem 8erIaa nibt ent-
geben fontlten.
Na6oem ser 8erfaiier 1T einent
I1ugeren lleberblid iiber Die @eId)ihte
Der altorientalilAen B0lfer, iuie bic
Der Yerler, 8abplonier uno Aegpp-
ter oeu unbermeioliden 3erfaa Der
einselnen beioniid)en uSerrenpolter'
ge5eidnet, ipiouet er ein a,sfiibr'
lides aapitel Sen 3uItanoen I'M al
len @omerreide. Seoer, ser a,lfnterfe
fam oen bier seihiloerten biitoriid)en
@ama Ser @ntipidltugen Derfolat,
tnuB cine auffallenoe Barallele 5tpir
fdeu ser 6amaligett reliaioien nno
fittlitben 8eripitoerlmg uno ser = ges
aeu.pGrtigen ieoem Gbriltentum uno
ieoer MoraI bobnipredenoen Raat-
berrlhait erbliden. CT fonmt ,lniuitt'
fiirlih su bent SblltB, ooB sic beu-
tigen 3a5ifiibrer eillem Nero, Gali>
aulo uno einem garacalla 1T nidtS
nabiteben.
Or @berle Ibreibt: ,,9ie @omer
tparen oas Serrlderoolt ser alten
8elt. Sic baben fir SSabrbl,nSerte
sic aal,sen UNI bas Wittelmeer aete-
aenen golfer oreaniiiert, int Hebts'
Ieben, int gfuIbau bon Staat ,mb @e.
ielidaft auBeroroentlib biel &ofitipes
aeldaffen, Hod raaen tauieno Dent
mailer aus bieietn Heid), Die 8etuiln'
oerlue abnotisen. aber auh BET oies
fem Bolt, IN bieler 2eiihtng lieaf
biel 3pieipdltiges nnb ltn5ulangli=.
dies. Sein Heht mar sulest bod nnr
eiu Nedt bes snoipioualism,ts, Elm
3edt ser stdrfereR 1ttto iein Staats'
Jeheu baiite Itd) ebeufo ,pie oas bon
@reehenlan6 auf SffapentpirtibaIe
nuf. so grob ser Batriotismns nieler
Megenten, 10 eroB Die arieasfi'nFt bic
Ter 'sseloberren, oer 5eipio nnb Ga
far, 70 aroB Die Eapierfeit nieler Col
batenbeere - 70 biel fttlid)e aerrup.
tion ein5elner areife iit tpieoer NIT
bent @uten berbunaen. 9ieies Bolt
tpiro su gutter 2est sur 9eute ntiiitar's
fd,er M6enteuer, amr 8elte getrontef
BeItien in Wenlbenaeitalt. aaHn man
\ obne Sbreden Oft 10 ,Hande Sertre-
ter ser ipGterem r6n.iihen aailerse.
id,id,ie oenfen, all Wenid,en tpie. u.
berius, galiaula. Rero, elahoins.
Selisaabal2 sSie eriGredenS 1T ieter
Ei6erius, ser leine Sreabe baran bat
te, feline llntertanen 9ohesanslte aus
fteben sa IaIien, Der brutal -befeitiste.
tpas i'm einmal beleihist batte oeer
beleioiate, Ser faltblitig abidlabteH
fieB, ,uas ieine SerriAaft bate be-
frobea fSnneu, ser iib gu gutter 2est
ouf sic Snlel Capri auriidaos, nm
bier int Bafalten ,sno 2ultgarten
frantbaften Beraniianasen gu fros
men! gSie erlbredeno lit eaIiguia.
bon oem Sic @eidihte beridtet, er
babe fir nihts Sinn eebabt als fir
@danfpiele, 8ettrennen, 6edteripie-
le uno MdteiIen, ct babe ben Sol
iu einen sSsodeiff,b pertpanbelt. nnae'
L....a N,.,,,,,o,, fur fhoofor NforNp
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|
tagelang oft bel unallsfteblider Sit
Sc, in ben Sbeatern mo slmpbitbeas
tern iiBeu, 1tnb ipebe Dem, ser nitGt
fam ooer nid)t iieen blieb! Seine Ell.
| gene Sbaltlltlt tpar nnerlattlih. gl5
er. enmal Milletdter bon ipiloen Sic.
rem batte 5erreiBen laiien, un6 feiner
fnebr ga mar, lieB er ants ser Walie
ser 3ulbaner cine Menae ltnihulbi'
ger beraussreiien nno oen 5ieren
portperfen. -. Sein BalaIt mar Ser
smnmelplak ieber lln5ltdyt. sSeil
feline Sdo',Ipiele uno nniinniaen 8er'
fhlpenounsen ben Staatsidas er'
Ihiitterteu, lieB ct reide 2e,,te falih
antlasen, binridten no beren @iitec
ein5ieben. Aneeiibts bes Nnrrens
hes 8oltes iniolae all5u pieler nno
ungeredter Sitridtuneen ioll er bent
8olfe einen piitenoen 9lid susetpor'
fen baben: 9 idBen oob olle enre
2opfe auf einem Salle!. ...."
8ie eridredeno lit Nero, ser I'M.
ter ben &ormauo bon SerIhtporlm=
| gen sablloie 80ner unbringen lieB,
ser leiner geIegneten ssrat gelegenttid
10 nit oem SUB auf ben Seib ltieB,
bob lie oaran sltarnnoe sing, Der
nad)ts nertleioet auf oen StraBeu I'm,
| iug trieb, 2dben atspliinoerte nnb
Beiber entebrte, ber iid audi Oie &ol>
| le eines Sdllgers, 9ibters uno Sd)au'
Ipielers annaBte, ser 8eifoa perlana-
| te ltno eine eigene Clique bon 5000
Siinalingen organiiierte, ser Senat,
HitterIbaft imo balb Stout 5tuans, ibn
5u5uboreu, mo Der slt gutter 2est in
uulinnigent 3erltorlingstrieb anf ben
8eoanfen fam, Hom au5u5iinoen, unt
lid an belt @ill5elerIheinungen eines
Hieienbranbes 5lt ersosen: oGs flet
oem gefroliten Sdtaer ein, Die 1berr.
| lide lno faIt merneBlide Staot Gom
| in 9rano su iesett nm oet grano tple
Somer beiingen su fonnen. ct ent-
lenoete 9anoen, Sic, tpobl be5ablt rno
ilnmer int @enuB Iblpin,metlo,, aae
Ieine Befeble nit Suit noli5oaen, nit
iSadeln burd Die StraBen, lieb Ole
Staot anaiinoen uno ieoeh oer Itb
oariiber punberte ooer l0lhen tuollte,
nieoerldlaeeu. Ct aber, in fonisli'
| dem Sam,.d nno Sic ezra inn Arin
ltano auf beu 9uruL erfrel,te iih oes
ldSnen eroBen 8raaoes. ltno iang oa-
at. 5ehs Gage lana iuiitete bas
,sener uno aife alten Ten,pel, &urien,
Yafaite, oie acknowledged Crime
ruuaeu ser alteu 3eit, ianten IN
2rii,umer nnS MIhe. Nahber befd,u@
oiste Rero Sic @briiten, beren es ba'
mails lhan IN 8om ,aab, oen Brane
aaseltiftet au baben, nno lieB lie auI
arauenbol1ite art biurihteH lie nam.
lid in baraiae ,,no fette Stoffe eins
iauAen, reiben,peile ouffteaeH uno
oanu oben ,pie aersen aHaitn6en.
8ie erIhreden6 lit Die @etalt ie-
|nes garacalla, Der aaen l(ntertanen
| oes Ro,uerreides oas 9iirgerreht erv
teilte, foauiaaen nnr, nm tie alle aleib
ais feline Sftabeu an5ltIebea! 8ie er-
Iibredenb 1T Ole @eitalt ienes Selio.
aabal, ser 70 redt au elmer Snfarna-
tion ser 1tnlittlidfeit uno ser 8ranf-
belt tp,lroe, iekt beu 8ei6eru Nann,
hann Sen Mannern 6rau nno oa5tpi.
| iben berein Sermapbrobit iein tuolltei
Mabrbaftia penn man biele Gnt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
FUhIen. Sic
sict trage?

Fahlen Sic sich manchmal bedrickt.
nisde seschlasen und trSgea Hsben
Sic sich schon 20 miserabel und
nervos sefdhlt. dass Sic schreiea
konntcn2
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-05-14
Roy Sevank of the Marines
Writes To Friends At Home

and the rest of the fellows that
are here training, that this is
the best outfit in the world and
if you come you will admit it too.
Some day maybe you will know
why we don't have much time
for writing. Hoping to hear from
you soon.
Your Marine Pal,
ROY SWANk.
In a later letter Private Swank
writes: 81 was transferred from
San Luis Obispo to Mare Island
where we are doing guard duty
for the Naval Ammunition De-
pot at the navy yard here. We
go on guard eight hours overy
other day and do four hour shifts.
81 made craftsmanship with
the rifle, 2S2 points out of a pos
sible $40. 2G8 is craftsmanship,
292 is sharpshooter and BOA is
expert, and pistol sharpshooter is
81 out of 100. That was my
score.
"The regulation for guard du-
ty is "shoo" stiff boy. You don't
smoke, can't talk and have to
keep walking all the time you are
on guard. The extreme penalty
for shirking or sleeping while
on post is the opportunity OF
standing with your back to the
wall and looking into the busi-
ness end Of a half-dozen of I'm
Gle. Sans straight shooting riff
es, and, after they give the com
mand, fire. Some fellow sings
little song on a bugle. The
name of the song is Taps"
then you are just past history.
ROY SWANK,
Pvt. U.S.M.C. C.B.-N.A.D.
Mare Island, California.
But, join the United States Mar
inc Corps-its swelln
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