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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
Stolen: ! Parking Meter

FLINT. Oct. 5. Stolen: One
parking meter. The meter, No.
COB, was stolen from its Harrison
street location. The device was
valued at $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
TELLS OF DISCOVERY

Gordon explained that, too:
"Moceri wasn't In our depart
ment and he was fussing around
there. was busy, but when the
boys began to cover. the gas line
] saw some holes punched In IL.
yelled ont: What goes on
here g Then a new man told me
he'd seen Moceri punching the
holes. Did I move fast!-
That's just some more of Cor.
don's war work.
He thinks the men in the plants
are working harder these days
coming to realize how close the
war is TO them. Said he:
AT first they figured the war
was long way off and to heck
with II. Now so many of the
boys are being called up they
are learning different"
MOTHER WORKS, TOO
Gordon's mother, Mrs. Alice Nc.
Vicar. 2406 Stanley avenue. works
in a defense plant. His sister, Shir.
ley. 16. who goes TO Northwestern
High School. also takes care of the
four small McVicar children.
81 used TO feel bad because I
was such half-pint. Now I am
proud Of Il. We've got q midget
out Mt the plant-a real one, I
mean-who Is final inspector In
the wing jobs.
JOBS MUST BE PERFECT
"When installations are made
I can't get into the wing tips.
He crawls right in. We want
those wings right for the guys
who are going to fiy 'em. They've
got q big job to do and every
thing must be perfect. Why, our
work Il as important a. though
We were dropping bombs right
on the Japs and the Germans"
Gordon used to be an exercise
boy out at the Gair Grounds. Their
he quit because he felt he wasn't
getting any place and went tc
Wilbur Wright Trade School fol-
two years.
"Am 1 glad now! was ready
for this job when Il came along"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

"The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
BY VERA BROWN

When President Roosevelt
watched pint-sized Gordon Nc
Vicar working within the big wing'
of Willow Run bomber on Sep
TENDER Is, he probably didn't re-
alize he was looking at a hero Of
the assembly line.
It was 20-year-old Gordon who
caught William Moceri. 20, q
draftee. punching holes in q
bomber fuel line in a At Of anger
over receipt of an army induction
notice.
Now plant foreman, the 5-foot
Pinch Gordon once had ambition!
10 become a jockey. War ha.
found a better use for his tiny
stature at Willow Run.
POINTED OUT TO PRESIDENT
He was one OF the lads pointed
out to President Roosevelt the
other day.
Said Gordon:
81 was 30 close to him I could
have reached out my hand and
touched him. He smiled and
waved. I guess he was pretty
impressed with all we're doing
out Mt the plant.
"And so was Mrs. Roosevelt.
Henry Ford was riding with
them. It made a fellow pretty
proud 10 be working on those
big bombers. We all felt that
way"
When Moceri comes up for trial
Gordon will be a star witness. He
has appeared already before the
grand jury and before United
States Court Commissioner Stan.
ley Hurd as star witness for Uncle
Sam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
NO WAITING NOW

No longer must you make your
in writing and wait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

additional charges are made for
certain styles of chair and sofas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

Note the heat control for scientific baking; auto
matte burner Lighting designed to save time. tt
full insulation keeps the heat inside the stow
where it belongs. Two service drawers provid
handy storage space for your pots and pan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
HcebOaf
IOnOrS to
Moran

With tho first series for the
Commodore George r. Marsh
trophy behind them Jack Moran
with 10 points. led Maurice Rob
in>on with is and Howard Nc
Doucall with Il tor honor> i'm the
DN-6O jccboat class today
The three Shippers Of the littlc
ships sailed one-two-thrce N all
three starts in the gusty 20-mile
breeze which opened the racing
season on. Lake 81. CLAIR Sunday
Al Pochelon'S Blue Bomber
cleaned up i'm The + class 10 win
the Peters trophy by taking All
three races in the T. class for II
points Loe SchcrmackS MiUN III
last years class champions wa,
ncVt with rs followed hy Bob Mil
Icr Thunder Bird with IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Mexican Meters Fail
To Extend Americans

MEXICO CITY. Jan - UNSl.
American tennis stars won four
matches Sunday from Mexican
players WITHOUT tho loss of a set
in the third day of the Inlerna-
tional Tennis matches m Mexico
City
Katherine Winthrop defeated
Maria Tapa dc Ro'dan fNc times
Mexican champion. Co. 9-L while
Sarah Palfrcy Cooke uounccd
Aurora Lecorotta. The 1911 Men
can titlcholder, G-l. 6-3 Elwood
Cooke Smothcred RoIando Vega
81. 81 and EuEono IapI7 WAS
able TO take only TWO games from
Don Mcneil m Two SctS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Stalls
III Tops
Major

Glenns Jack Stahl and George
Morgan's PabSt share the cheers
today in the Michigan Major
League. StahlS Ut, new league
high. Yesterday Al DENLY helped
Glenn 10 three over FdclWeisS, an
experience Glenn reliShed Pahst
swept Casino and now are only
three and one-half games out OF
first place,
S,ahls scores were 229-243-2l5
His total bettcrcd Henry GAVE S
us which stood as high since
early IN the season
PabSt closed with 1859 M 2967
TO Casinos PAS Fred Brockle had
ga for Pabst, Dave Berger put a
26s in 6l2 and George Morgan
ratified 6o6 Tony Coscolenda made
609 for Casino.
Glenn stumped EdcitNctzS, .a'e4-7'f
10 1888. Louis Sielaff substituted
on the Edelweiss side and AaREef
a 30 third in 683. EdelwelSs witt
1869 in 1884 defeated Norge 1855
twice in a postponed match san
Richardson Of Norge Stei- Cas-
Norge took three from Faygo
2s74 to 2615, Herman BFngel
Throwing Ola and Sam Richardson
COS. Bert Mort and Bill Williams
scored 623 and 612 respectively foi
Olympic Oldbru as Eastern Mar
ket gave up two, 2Sl6 70 -2727.
Mike Tesla connected for Sid II
substituting on the Dawes team
but Auto Cub. finishing with 1922
won two, 2SlS 10 27oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

ting himself al b1llcd mp in q
gang Of skaters az The final turn
and Terry Browne raced IN 10
win with OmalcnchUk taking third
Thomson and Macdonald were IN
the IInning until they spilled
near the finish liuo
Other elias, winners yesterday
were: Esther NIona, who boSrCd
Margaret Cook in the senior
WGmcns class I'm an four starts,
Ed Fletcher. who edged out Henry
GeSqure "a the senior 3 group,
Jim Eoni, In The Iunlor boys
Florence Wro8a ia the junior girls
Ted NayGoil IN tire juvenile boys
Betty Johnson I'M the Juvenile
girls and Russell Hunt IN the mid
get boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
-DUN bUIIIItI-
ST. Clair Scores
Another Upset

Demonstrating that is victory
over German United earlier m the
season was not Just a huke s.
Clair knocked Iosco. another ma
tional amateur squad. of us perch
AZ Northwestern fIeld
ST. Clair won by 4 2-f-seofc- after
10 minutes Of overtime.
Ere triumph, winch advanced
St Clair 10 tho second round Of
the National Amateur Cup play
was provided by Eddie Mlnnebo.
left. who LIN = eiiiit-ti-fi+-t
header which went over the goa.
keepers -hanAs-
The teams battfed m even
terms through a regulation con-
test with Huff Gandold S. Clair
center forward driving In me FIRST
goal after - minutes of the sec.
ond half Gandolf kicked tho ball
In from a melee IN front o. Inc
goal
Iosco evened the score p short
time later when Ray Nenendez
connected on a long drive
In the scorelcSS first half 81
Clair missed q penalty k0s and
failed 70 take advantage a. several
other scoring opportunities
All other league matches W..r
called off because ~ tine Vel'...
according 70 Charles L'roe f.a
state loop secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Saunders Beats
BoziCh S Time
Continued from First Sport ragc)

around the Hoyt Park course M
400 10 take his second start
Saunders brcezed IN easily mn
Its 10 take the half while
Bolich was CJoc<od IN LOO
pushing Z all the way.
The serious minded Bo1ich, hl
the way. seems 10 be having hl-
greatest year. and IT VIII be a
heavy upset If he doesn't retain
.hi, state title at Alpena this week
end.
He lost the final the two-mile
when ne finished third alter get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
2oTH CENTURY SECOND

Joe LiehS Twentieth Century
Recreation followed into second
place on 97t-976-9OO for $3.50. with
not man showing 500. Russ ,Iantz
led HE way three pins ahead Of
frt-f7rt tT7TrTTI- with 2f2-203 IN 0Sh
There were ~ other changes
made ~ the standings and as
predicted. Bill Skaters Mansfield
in Class & was the only one "a
keep IFS nose above water with
PISS. Mike ErdodY,s Pats Edge
water gently edged Nick Van
RlrgeleStoYn'S George e MurrayS
into second position in Class r
with fine 277i. Harry McCloy do
ne tho heavy sticking with 225.
223-2oo for 6tS and Elton Conanct
picking or 500
The 26l1 shot by Ernest Kel-
.ler's Tam Brook Valley Roughs
Saturday proved 10 hot 10 handle
m Class y. where Pete Smiths
Port Hole Five peeped into for
2607 and second. Murray Nc
Queen beng high with pa in SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

Michigan, State Troops Get Rifle Instruction
in Practice al Times Range
By Don GILES

Every Michigan trooper an eX-
pert marksman.
That's the ann OF Lieut. William
Smith IN charge of rife shooting
practice NJ me Garfield Armory
where three companies of Mlchi-
gan state troops arc CHARTERED.
Tho troopers VIII use the De
trolt Times Rifle Range for their
practice sessions. and viii compete
TN TIE William Randolph Hearst
Citizens Workmanship Competi-
ton
The range. which Is located al
460 West Garfield. IS n the same
building IN which the troopers
are drilled. and was made possible
Through the cooperation OF Colonel
Arthur f. Brown, IN charge Of all
activities at the armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
TWO CLASSES A WEEK

Expert rinemen have pro-
nounced the large Opposition in
door range one of the finest ever
CONSTRUCTED Civilian classes IN
craftsmanship are held there every
Wednesday and Friday evenings
under the direction OF the Greater
Detroit Rod and Gun Club Quail
fed National Rifle Association
instructors provide through in
-a>tFtiettett- ttt-tt1c safe handling OF
firearms and The principles of
craftsmanship
( According 10 Lieutenant Smith.
who viii direct the craftsmanship
instruction for the state troops
beginners vii he drilled in the
fundamentals Of gun handling.
mechanism. care. cleaning small
bore range practice. preparatory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
-Hdrbert Threat
In Coast Golf
Continued from First Sport Page

u pNliHutu from IiiN spur II hE'
edge over his closest rival, Ben
Hogan Of Hershey. Pa Hogan TOP
money winner OF 1871. dropped
brhind Cooper after matching HIM
stroke for Slrnlle during the -Hf-et
two days He shot par today 90
wind up his 81 holes with 70.70-71
-
On the heels of the two leaders
were jimmy Thomson Of bel
Monte. Cal and Sammy Snead- nl
Hot Springs. Va each with 2l3
Each has shot 4 par = and a SUBJ
par 70 and Il. leaving the first
four men in the tournament with
nothing but par and sub par
rounds,
Horton Smith OF PlnehurSt. "
e Who led the first day play
with 6S. chung 10 the pace today
by shooting a par round for a
total Of 6S-74-72 214.
Al DIG were Vic Ghezzi Deal,
n j., Mark Fry, Oakland Cal
and Byron Nelson, Toledo O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

training, various positions for
shooting. sight changes, When he
IS satisfied that they are proficient
10 take their place nn-1he hring
line they VIII then begin 10 fire m
the regular HearSt-TUmCS matches
For information on now 10 enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Chene Tromb|y
To Win Sweeps,
PduIus Predicts
Joey's Five Takes
Lead With 1857
in Times Pin Tourney
Continued from First sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
but he may be right after his club
trt~+cd-tt1p pins for to5s-997-912.
Chcne-Trorbly finished on alleys
II and 10. the seemingly iinXes Of
many a team.
The curly-haired and likable
Mike Tesla, sporting his purple
spns again, pulled the match
trek 70 lead with three POPS for
SOS. His last ball was strictly IN
the pocket. but the No pin
qulpppeA and failed 70 drop
,p-4- Chene-TfeRehly lads were
consistent. for Lou Meyers. the
beaumont Kid. had 235 in sos
Hank Gavie a pa opener IN co.
and paulus 254 starter in sol
THO dappor Steve CruChon hit 20e
I'M hi>.middle game, but wound VI
with SOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
MAYORS FIVE NEW I'D.

Mayor jeffrieS' Birmingham Jig
gers We're relegated 20 second I'm
Glass Z when Emory Smiths De
trol' Creamery No Q produced
255q Iecti Boarden doing the
honors With a 212 closer for 554.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
LEARN TO SHOOT

Rifle Editor,
Detroit Times
Please enroll me a a
participant in the William
Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship competition
in cooperation with Ma
tional Defense.
| believe in the demo-
cratic form of government
and NO OTHER.
Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Address ...,.,......,...
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! will be able to take
part in this competition
during the following hours
'''''''.''.''.''''.''.''.'''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
THIRD PERIOD DRIVE

The Wings put on stiff pressurs
in the FIRST seven minutes Of the
last period. during which time
goaler Sam 10 Presti Of the Hawks
saw JOY n rubber
A few seconds later Sam failed
70 see the disc. propelled by Sid
Abel who scored A. I ~. Crosse
and Eddie Wares received assists
Orlando finally raes,ved a pen
alty for 10 45 in this period and
during his absence Crosse scored
for Detroit ~ u ~ on assists ny
Llscowbe and Mud Bruneteau.
-fr7yUTrC rfcTT advantage IN man
power the Hawks were handcuffed.
80 seconds 70 - Brown
scored for Detroit a. ~ IS on
on assists hv kHrea and Crosse,
bat there wasn't time for anything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
DEMARET GETS 2l7

Jimmy Demaret of Detroit re-
manned within striking distance OF
the leaders when he shot a y for
q three-day total OF 2l7 TO get a
tie for seventh place.
Demaret carded 10 parS for HIM
self. but his four brides We're OFT
set by the four boGics which hC
shot Time and again he wa,
shooting for brides but his puts
wouldn't go down.
The field was cut 10 IS players
and tres tonight and all those who
shot DO or less for the three day,
came into the select circle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

The Detroit TmoS-IIc1r,t Riff
Matches write he Rifle Editor
Detroit Times. The competition s
open 20 mon. women, boys ano
girls. Experience Is not necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Palmer, Norge,
Roadway Share
Lead in Metro
North Enoers Reeistef
Sweep 70 srioe
Trree-Way DeaoIoct
sr,>pI>s

WHAT e t.,as fraternity
r-.-e .co r~a MS IN
a-a ar-t SECOND
r7.- r.rs r.0 sHeS-sr, 'rN 70
-e tre ultimate winner of The
y1etroa7 C1aS>ic league
.-~a, Tuco tea0's PALMER
Paris Po-sV.g ana N1-ze-Marz.
-ote erc ned for FIRST
- r57 noT0 last ns0t Palmer
tossed aoe'nsr match mo
$50 tank hy sweeping Roadway
s-g ga .esl nm. 81 .--.>.l. -.-l
qss TO 93- when snC0orman Jack
Bl-r1 beat Bernard Bcik ny seven
prs
ORIINGS DROP TWO
Norge .Nf7rycrove took two from
1r7rrS 9S12 10 gS07 with Bl.
,i.,.-=-,-}i tt--rrrr-r tt-r- -E+Htv lead.
me tally of CAS- as Carl polons
Rocked m wth 500 Orlincs landed
In te with Standard for second
when Midwest tupped STANDARD
tvIcc 2726 10 Us.
Filters. wiih Harold Haven and
Tack Gardner leading on 500 anc
$50 'rpped Nj Elliott twice 27sS
20 2667 TINS tumble and the Mid
-,e,.4-,+etory icft Frank DamlCo'
outfit In seventh place one game
behind Mt Elliott and five out Of
FIRST
IN he other matches, DENNY
defeated ParkSlde twice, although
losing m total by eight ParkSldC
rolled 2750 10 Denby'S PAP. Art
Centre heat Chcrc-Tromhly PSF
% 25l5 and gained \ game on rs
erStwhile eleventh place rivals.
ALL N \ BUNCH
Matt Furgan Of Nj invest an,
Mike Angelic Of Standard were
'hc remaining PLAYERS landing COZ
oT Better. Furgan getting over tie
Line with coo and Angelic with 603
The race Sill has ~ weeks I,
co with only seven games differ
ence among the first eight team
and no one Of the eight Standln
out FAR enough above its rivals 4
ho q favoriie. Roadway Norge
Palmer Park OrlingS. STANDARD
ami Nj Elliott each have had ;
turn IN leading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
WINGS FINALLY GO

Max Bentley assisted by brother
Dang and A1l4kh- March pat over
fast goal az i3 IN the second
frame and then the Wings went 20
work scoring twice within two
minutes IlScomhe earned, the
first ar 705 and Eddie Wares
followed Al q06 Svd Howe and
Ken Klrea aided Liscombe, while
Orlando and Don Crosse gave
Wares MT with some fancy
passing
Taking the puck from Alex IA
'c'a who had iuggled II the length
nj lF-~= rink. f}Hi T'horS counted
the fifth goal for the Hawks at
no IS.
Kenny Stewart making his biz
league debut as 2 Hawk pushed
Tho sixth goal past Movers az
10 80. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Chicago Fans
Cheer Orlando
As Wings Lose
Hawks Take 8 10 S
Scoring Spree
Before Crowd OF ", 6o4
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
shared i'm the preliminary maneuv-
crS that led up 10 this tally.
Cooper and goale Johnny Movers
Of the Wings both probably we're
surprised over the success Of the
shot
Goal two for the Hawks fol-
lowed AZ 1905 Bill CarSe being
the author. Ills rife shot passed
Movers lust as Sid Abel vacated
'tho penalty coop for tripping Doug
Bentley Bob CarSe and Johnny
N3riucCi got assists
The next cnalfnr Chicago came
2. 2 ( vrroriS later. when Red Hamlil
took q pass from Bill Carse and
whipped the puck past Movers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
ALL ~ \ BUNCH

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12
Holy Cross Signs Devore

BUY n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

.-Rny a bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-12

BUY a Bonnie
Evening star., 1942-08-23

used to guests who were terrified at the
idea of sitting beside the President of the
US. The usher smiled and paid Mr..
Roosevelt this tribute:
Don't worry = you'll be more at ease
than anyone here"
TENPUS. Keeping up with the changing
times, we think the Army's new time
system deserves note. The Army is now
operating on a 24-hour- clock system. Four
digits - O00O to 24O0 - represent the "a
hours from midnight to midnight. Six
AM. is O6oO; noon is 1900; ll:35 PM. is
1885.
TRAGEDY. Americans are just beginning
to wake up to the sacrifice necessary to
win an all-out war To the average Eng
lishman, though, sacrifice is no stranger.
An American, just back from England.
tells of riding in train and noticing
well-dressed Londoner sitting opposite
him. The strangers breast pocket bulged
oddly. The Americans curiosity got the
better of him. When he asked about the
bulge, the Englishman explained.
That is my egg. 1t is the first egg
have had this month";
For almost an hour after that, he talked
about his egg - about how he was going
to have it. Fried would be good. But may
be soft-boiled would taste better. but if
it were scrambled it might last longer.
The train stopped. he got up, reached
for his luggage. Then the train lurched.
the suitcase fell against him. He reached
into his pocket, drew out his hand. drip
ping with yellow yolk = then he burst
into tears. NJ.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
slDEllnEs

Fo01NoTE. Louis Adamic. the Yugo-
slav immigrant who found time to become
not only a great writer but an American
citizen and a leader in the Americaniza-
ton of our foreign-born, supplies us with
this footnote to US. democracy:
Recently, he and his wife were invited
to an important state dinner at the White
House. On the way into the dining room
- for one of the truly great occasions in
the life of the Adamics - the Chief Usher
spoke to Mrs. Adamic:
You're to sit on the Presidents right
He noticed the look of flustered conster-
nation on her face But evidently he was
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Please ladies' cried the holding the cab door open
The women got One of them fubed her handbag for
money. How much do you?"
Nothing
Il demand explanation of this outrageous behavior said
the lady with the open handbag Lets call policeman said
the other, this is public conveyance
Go on call oop said the driver see care don't want
to listen to your talk can't"
81E suddenly bewdered Had he gone too far? Then
he relaxed little color came his face and he said
I'm sorry. guess you don't know what doing
And guess what really do to teach you lesson
have loa nerve to do that but can't take talk like yours
been hearing lot of lately and from people who look like
they oughta know better It's dumb It's than dumb
Ladies' this amt 1896 or 1910 This is 1912
The ladies stared at him.
You talk as we was fighting the people who
Evening star., 1942-08-23

It's talk like yours that really split the country
One of the ladies gasped The other still gared the caba
The that white house is President the only
President got He's charge It's terrible job Before the
got leaves used to lights il his
the morning"
His voice softened Don't get wrong you've got right
criticize. We all have and should we're Americans
Only ladies' please be careful you're saying and repeating
things the enemy you and spreading around
This country at war; he emphasized without raising his
voice I've got =" Presumably he going say that
his the Army Navy but changed his mind Never
mind not important to anybody but wife and
What can't afford to forget that we're fighting getting
ready fight all the world and believe it isn't pea
we're fighting for"
For moment he looked quite limp and sorry about the
whole thing He seemed to ask them get back
the cab But he realized the situation impossible.
I'm sorry he said again. stepped into the cab and drove
on in silence.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

run our government instead OF Hitler and the
Japs" he went on. Il don't say everything is as
it should be in Washington. Maybe it isn't. But
know lots of officials. drive EN- They haven't
commandeered the cabs - they take their turn
hear them talk in the cab here includn some
of those you mentioned and they sound all right
to me. And know congressman or two; they
amt as bad as congressman are cracked up to be-