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in revised forms, but each time il failed to click.
 Then he tried another tack. He
 published an account of the prof.
 ect in trade weekly of the De
 partment of Commerce. Immed- lately it struck fire. Boat builders
 all over the country wanted to take
 part in the enterprise. Official in
 terest was kindled. Result was that REC allocatec
 slo,OO0,O00, with which the Rocke.
 feller Office is setting up cor.
 poration to build and acquire wooden sailing vessels for inter
 American trade.
 Two designs have been completed
 one for a shallow draft vessel an.
 one for a heavy sea vessel Yard.
 have been selected in Latin Am. erica, and contracts are being let There will be an endless belt ol 30O-ton sailing ships, making Ions
 ana short voyages. using auxiliary engines when necessary, but say. ing fuel by using, most of the time the trade winds that made tht Caribbean famous in the days ol Clipper ships. W Copyright, 1922. by United Fea. 
 ture Syndicate, Inc)
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MODERN ETIQUETTE !" ROBERTA LEE

write anything of private personal nature a postal card?
 No; poor judgment the part of the Anything written postal card public message ana This card should be used only for the of sending greetings
 the dinner table, should man s exactly a the time she does?
 should the chair for his partner and not immediately after she is seated.
 considered social be able to take leave a person a group of people quickly?
 quickly and gacious which must not
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5. Numerous of waste in equipment in ad- dtion to the above were charged, and there no method of accounting for material used and money spent the defense base.
 6. The Navy has falsifed reports of casualties The number killed was much larger than announced.
 The Empire is not stating that these charges are true. According to the Navy reports they are not true According to eye witness who claims to be loyal American ctizen-and has all of the characteristics of one-they are true. But we'd like to have them settled one way the other so that we can get about the business of winning this war
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MONDAY, AUGUST 10

Benefic aspects rule today. The Navy and air forces are under fav- orable planetary influences. Labor is well directed.
 HEART AND HOME: As the weeks pass American homes will become more and more centers of interest and recreation. Restric- tion in the use of automobiles will become blessing to many families who will have a chance to become associated with younger members, their friends and recreations. This is a day promising for human sym pathies and clear understandings Older women should refrain from dictation and faultfindipg.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Novel sub- stitutes for many manufactured ar- ticles will provide opportunities for investments of capital. In prepar- ation for Autumn new enterprises will be launched. Wartime read justments will develop our Yankee resourcefulness in an amazing de- gree, Prosperity is indicated as probable through coming months although small business firms and persons depending on set incomes will encounter financial strains ip various directions.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: War eM- gencies that put thousands of wo- men into industry Will stimulate the movement to assure equsi rights under constitutional amen. {. rnent. for the seers predict that many injustices will be discovered in long existing state and federal laws. If the stars are wisely read, the future will cause women. tc
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70 YEARS AGO fir EMPIRE
AUGUST g, 1922

z,
 Four additional tennis matches the schedule the Hopkins sr Starr Readn announced that silver would awarded to the winner of the tournament
 directors p Commercial take place organization President shauck nominations had follows Charles odstem Allen Shattuck John Beck Mullen w E. Britt White, J. Gray Isadoe Goldstei, Kirk R sommers and w. Puln Five members were to be elected.
 roll Sanity of America had been placed business houses where people could sign it. The organization working modification of the Voad Act to allow the use of light wines and beer
 Chapter American Red Cross meeting office M. Belrends Chairman to make call Roll call follow Amistc Day appointed within short time make membership the Executive to vacancies which had left having the Scott Mrs Karl Thele Mrs G. shoup Mrs G. D Beaumont and Mrs w. T. Tolch
 acceptance the Territorial Scott C. Bone received from J. R. Heckman of Ketchksn, by the Governor
 Little response With nights the baseball field park time he said
 General Hospital in Kent Wash
 showery temperature of 60 and minimum 57.
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JUSTICE FRANKFURTER

As the Supreme Court met in solemn, extraordinary session to hear the appeal of Nazi saboteurs one of Justice Felix Frankfurter's colleagues passed note along the bench to him. It said:
 For Heavens sake, Felix, try to restrain yourself today
 The note referred to Justice Frankfurter's habit of frequently interrupting with questions, com ments and legal references of his own that counsel have little time to present their arguments before the Court.
 However, the admonition had nc visible effect.
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WOODEN SAILING SHIPS

When Under Secretary of Com merce Wayne O. Taylor was flying to Rio for the Inter America con ference he remarked:
 Our toughest problem is ship ping. We have to find something that will give us the most cargo space, using the least critical mat erial. That's the formula"
 Then he looked out of the plane window and saw tiny sailing vessel below. You may laugh he said, but we may even come tc that"
 That was last January. What Taylor had said on an impulse stuck in his mind. At Rio he talked it over with Brazilians who were worried about moving theil coffee crop. He was sure he hac the answer to the submarine cam paign = ships requiring no critica materials, ships that would coast along in shallow waters and keer alive the trade among the Ameri- cas. But he struck snag in Wash ington. The Maritime Commission was not interested. Skeptics saie it was reyersion to the horse. and buggy days of the sea. Thre, times Taylor worked up his projec
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

MISUSED: Each child has certain distinguished Say DISTINCTIVE tats.'
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Khaki Pronounce ka-ki A as in n first syllable.
 OFTEN NdISSPEILED Opossun F. two Ss.
 Domneeng overbearing dctatoia authoritative arrogant imperious
 times and it is yours Let us Todays word false impression When the truth became know he dsiIuoned."
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
AUGUST 8

AUGUST 8
 John J. Cashen Martin J. Lynch Arthur J. Pederson
 Henry Roden Sarah J. Cameron Mrs. Harry Sturrock Linn A. Forrest Mrs. Lou Gardner Ronald Allen Peterson
 AUGUST g Donald Thomas Dull H. M. Porter, Jr. George s. Baroumes William Cashen Mrs. F. F. Finnigan Mrs. Fife Sampson R. F. Lalned Hugh M. Wallace
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CHARLES G0lDlTEIN5 ARE GREAT : GRANDPARENTS; SQM BORN TO p0(khANl

MT. and Mrs. Leonard Pockman, of San Francisco. are the parents of an eight pound baby boy born Thursday in San Francisco accord ng to word received by Charles Goldstein.
 Mrs. Pockman is the former Aline Ann Goldstein, granddaught- CT of MT. and Mrs. Charles Gold- stein, and a niece of Mrs. charles Warner, She has visited in Juneau with her grandparents and her aunt and has many friends here.
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accept wage earning as their regu-
 lar work. In the new order mothers and wives will be partners in the support of the family. This does not mean neglect of the home in which science will solve many prob
 lens.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:
 Russia will continue to fight stub |borply, although there may be changes among Soviet leaders. There is sign that seems to pre- |sage for Siberia participation in |the war. Stalin's secretiveness may be the cause of misunderstanding with the United Nations. Changes lin treaties and alliances will be |perplexing. Increased need of war supplies from the United States will put strain on merchant mar inc.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of act- ivities ip which it is well to be on guard against fires or accidents. FUnexpected gains are indicated. | Children born on this day prob |ably will be talented and determ- ined to make the most of their opportunities. They should have great determination and unflagging energy.
 Copyright, l942)
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Hollywood thought it had screen find" from Venezuela in Burnt Acquanetta. Studio officials quick ly tabhed her the Venezuelan Volcano" Now it has turned out that Hurnu isn't a Venezuelan, but . full blooded Indian girl. Walter Winchell, in turn, says she,s from Philadelphia. Anyway. II won't harm her tilm career. say
 scouts who Hdiscoyered" her.
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SONoTONE

hearing aids for the hard of hear ing. Audiometer readings. pr. Rae Lillian Carlson. Blomgren Bldg Phone ese.
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iron and steel nldustry of the U s. A, to say nothing of helping win the war.
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Warrington Merry-
 Ge-Round

tContinued from Page One)
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showins air route from Seattle to Nome. op sale at ]. B. Rurford &s Go. sdv.
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New Orleans normally is the Heatest banana. port in the world.
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Miss Mary Shell, superintendent of the former Junea Hospital left on the Jefferson Kent Wash
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BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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Formal acceptance of the appointment as member of u rendered him recently by Coy Scott C. Bone from j. R. Heckmar of Ketchikan by the Governor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-12
FOR SALE
BABY CHICKS

You set good results with
Downs Big Leghorns. Order your
chicks today. We hatch White
Leshorn. Barred Rocks. White
r o c K and New Hampshire
chicks. All Michigrr u. s. Ap-
proved. Don't delay orders.
Matches every week. Write u
for literature and special prices
oh early chicks. Downs Poultry
Farm b Hatchery. One Of Michi.
gan's oldest R.O.P. Breedipe
Farms. Route 2, Romeo, Michi-
gan. Phone 1901.
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6 room modern. Lot 80x800,
$4,000.
Z room modern-Gas station,
Hot Dog Stand, corner lot $500,
sell or trade for farm.
. 4 rooms, attic, u acre. Water,
gas, electricity. Garage and
chicken coop. 81 ,450.
ga acres. 4 rooms, water,
electricity. Chicken coop. $4,000.
4 rooms, plastered. Oak floors,
linoleum. Attic. $500.
These places are priced for
immediate sale on terms or trade
for farm. Also wish to buy farm.
Want 5 to 20 acres near Marys-
Vile. Call write or Phone Rose
Vile 0115-M. Mark c. Ward.
29703 Taylor. IL Mile & Har-
per. st. Clair Shores.
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The family of the late Edith
A. Young wishes to thank their
friends Sincerely for their ex-
pressions of sympathy and floral
offerings. 1t was deeply appre-
ciated. special thanks to Rev.
Stephen Crary.
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Modern furnished apartment
for rent. Excellent surroundings.
Everything included-very neat
and comfortable. Phone 1877 at
312 North Gratiot.
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SEE Q NOW

SEE @ NOW
Your opportunity - a going
business, net proven profit ST.
10000 monthly. including rem
tai of $3.50; In Macomb county.
$4,000 - u cash - balance
easy terms.
$2,150 on your lot - 4 rms,
bath, S year. to pay, no interest
-$215 down.
8 acres on Groesbeck near IL
Mile road, $50 #. frontage -
So, 500.
New FILA. 4 rms. and din
cite, full basement, paved street,
tile sink and bath, large lot
$50 month including taxes, in
terest and principle.
SEE @ NOW
7195 East 8 Mile Road
/ Block West Of Van Dyke
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Used Cars for sale G-xA

1885 Oldsmobile six coupe;
radio, heater, black finish, me-
chanically perfect-$245.
1885 Chevrolet deluxe town
sedan, clean inside and out; an
economical car to own-S235.
1885 Lafayette sedan; this
car is ready to goa transporta-
ton value-$l25.
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Count five average words TO the line;
initials and numbers count as words.
Cash must accompany out-of-town
orders.
Copy may be telephoned II satisfactory
credit Is established.
Dead Line-Copy must be received
by 10 o'clock daily for publication same
day.
The Publisher will not be responsible
for more than one incorrect insertion.
Contract rates will be quoted upon
application.
The right u reserved 10 classify, revise
or reject any advertisement.
NOTE-Classified advertising scheduled
for Thursdays Daily Monitor will also
run In the South Macomb News. the
same day. without extra charge. How
ever, copy must be placed by p. m.
Wednesday.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cards of Thanks

Cards Of Thanks Az
To Mrs. Frank Ormsby, Mount
Clemens, want to thank you
for your kind letter and Mother
Poem. It's little deeds of kind
ness like this that make things
seem brighter. Would you send
me your mailing address. I'd
like to write you
Mrs. Dolph Colosky,
27408 Gilbert, Center Line
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Auctions

Community Auction Sale -
Friday. TOO p. m, rain or shine.
Bargains galore in al household
goods. We buy your merchandise
or cell at auction for you. Fraser
Auction House, 14-Mile Road at
0roesbeck Highway. Phone
Hooevillo l253J.
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Well constructed house +, 4
rooms, bath and utility. Hard
wood floors, fixtures installed,
oil circulator and electric range
inclued; $2,500-terms. o. G.
Knapp, 21424 Groesbeck High
way.
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6 room unfinished apartment
at 80 " North avenue. Inquire 70
North avenue, Mt. Clemens.
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In MemOriaL1
Personals

Personals A.
Service flags for the homes Of
the ones in the Armed Forces
9x12 inch satin fringed shows
service stars soc. For sale at 127
Court street, Mt. Clemens.
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Arthur Rose
MOTOR Sales
166 South Gratiot
Phone Mt Clemens ass

1941 Nash. 4 door, radio. air
conditioned, over-drive, like
new. Your car may more than
cover down payment.
1910 Nash. 2 drive
air conditioned. Very clean.
Priced. right.
1885 Chevrolet. 2-door, trunk.
SITS.
1896 Olds. 2 door trunk. $225.
Others to choose from.
Berridge Nash Sales, 143 N.
Gratiot. Phone Mt. Clemens
688.
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GIRLS, MARRIED AND SIN
GLE! Have you ever given Sc
rious thought to working in a
retail store? Have you ever
thought how interesting 1t might
be to meet new people every day,
helping and advising them as to
the things they buy? Can you
imagine the fun of being first
to see the new merchandise as
it comes from the boxes, and
displaying IL for other people
to see? Have you ever thought
of the great possibilities that
retailing offers to those inter-
ested in learning about selling
and buying? We're looking for
such girls and will pay them a
moderate salary to begin! How
about trying it? Priehs Mercan-
tile, Macomb Street.
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Lots Far Sale

Lots Far Sale F.6
EAST DETROIT-lh blocks off
Gratiot on pavement, 50x116.
Paving and taxes including
1871 paid. Bargsir at $295.
Will consider terms. Call after
SPIN. 256l8 Packard, or phone
Roseville 1868.
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Lower Furnished Apartment,
8 rooms and bath. Inquire As
Croker Blvd.
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UNFINISHED apartment, 3
large room5 and bath; stoker
heat, continuous hot water and
electric range furnished. 81 Mar
ket st. Phone 50.
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One floor suburban home
with bath, good condition. nice
neighborhood, reasonable. Would
appreciate photograph, full par
ticulars. 22O83 Shakespeare. East
Detroit.
BUILDING LOTS AND ACRES
Seminole Hills--60 #. lot,
$475. o.. Esplanade. so #. lot,
$325. On Harrington.
Observation-Disclosures - SO It..
lot. Bargain. Leslie-Smith Sts.,
40 #. lot, 1878.
Off North avenue-90 ft.x200,
$3.50, on Leonore.
On Clinton River-50 it., $3.50
on Riverside Drive. Inquire 312
N. Gratiot. Phone 1897.
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Lower flat. 2240O Duflo Rd.,
st. Clair Shores. Call NIagra
1919.
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Bookkeeper for real estate
and insurance office In Warren
Township. Boz 700, The South
Macomb News.
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Garden homesites, 80x12O;
water, sewers. $2S5 and up; $50
down, $40 month. no interest.
Owner Snyder Old grounds,
22600 Kelly, Fest Detroit. 14355
Maddelein, Detroit. Arlington
1884.
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COMPLETELY furnished s.
room apartment. Adults only.
las Cass or telephone l022-J.
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Unfurnished upper flat, 8
larg, rooms, bath. Gas, lights,
and water included. Adults only.
IL Moross ave.
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w ANT I'd - Experienced
beauty operator. Go ID wages.
Call 200 or Beauty Nook, Hotel
Romeo, Romeo, Mich.
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WANTED-Girl for house
work. Call evenings. As Lincoln
avenue.
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Unfurnished 4 rooms and bath
.heated-hot water. Near bust
ness section reasonable. Call Mt.
Clemens 351-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-12

Five room furnished apart
ment. Oil heated. Phone Mt.
Clemens, 220-W.
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WANTED-Girl for general
housework. No washing. Stay
or 60 home nights. Write. The
Daily Monitor-Box $40.
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Bus. Places for Rent E-3
FOR RENT OR LEASE-New
Store, 1888 Gratiot, corner of
Hall I'd. Phone 0008.
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FOR RENT-Upper flat, 6
rooms, stoker heat; 108 Market
street. Also-upper and lower
flat, stoker heat. 100 Market
street. Apply Mgr. Jewel The
atre.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-12

YOUNG ladies' for telephone
operators between ages of II &
Is with high school education.
Experience not required. Apply
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.. 2
New st.
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Tor LetterheadS Tint epmhono
distinction and utility IT, No01n
Newspapers Job Pvinting -
pertinent Phone M Co1nGD
1900: Ros. 1000. 2oeo.
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Wanted Autom0tive
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Middle-aged white Gentle de-
sirous of good home for general
homework. For two adults.
Light nursing. Rose. 1477.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-12

Elderly lady to keep house
and take care Of two children for
employed widow. Stay nights.
Steady. Good home. Call Satur-
day or Sunday all day. Center
Line 1629-M afternoon.
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Girl for general homework 2
adults. Good wages. References.
BOOTS Van Dyke between IL Il
13 Mile I'd.
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Girl for general homework.
Stay or 60 home nights. Apply
Fishers Tower, % Market
street. Mt. Clemens.
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FOR RENT-March !. Fur.
nished apartment. Adults only
Also room house with garage
Phone 2053-W.
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Girl for general housework. 2
adults. Good wages. References.
Box II, Center Line.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

Yr ALL started with Corporal Wonzers nbbing.
''Yeah?" Corporal Wonzer said. Maybe you'd like to
4 date this April Marden? Sure and be in gossip column
too bet! Miss Marden dined with Private George Leslie
last night at the Astor Wouldn't that be ducky now
'Oh don't know" Private Leslie said. He thought This
gy this Woxe! Il reading just yesterday, in maga
e about five soldiers April Marden had home for the week
end"
"And pictures, wasn't there?"
"Sure pictures. One showed em the porch"
Evening star., 1942-06-07


Your faithful fan -
Pvt Geo. Leslie
4Oth Amid Reg 3rd Amid Div.
Camp Polk. La.
PRvArE LESLIE said to himself then Here's where win
two bits"
Within days he had his The envelope blue
and slightly scented. The postmark Los Angeles
Dear Soldier:
to have the snapshot Did you know like black curly ha
But what's wrong with the girls in Chicago?
feel keenly about what you boys doing for the rest
of U.S. My regret is that can't do something fine for
every of you Why don't write again. Why don't
you tell me about yourself?
Under separate I'm sending the photo requested
Ever yours sincerely.
April Marden.
lrs typewriter" Corporal Wonzer said
Sure it's typewriter - but look at the signature And
look this here photo To Geoeie And above her
name, Afectonatsy. Same signature amt it? Where's my
two bits?"
Nuts" Wonzer said Il bet those pretty phrases
Two bits?"
Sure" Wonzer snapped Two bits"
Dear Miss Marden:
have your picture tackled above my bunk It's beautiful
like blonde hair like your eyes but are they gray
or blue?
Tell you about myself? Shucks. you know other in
service it's all the Nothing happens had rookie
beat-maybe you know the territory Park? got
fixed go back the cops when this is My
sisters husband is a sergeant.
But guess all that isn't very interesting to The life
star leads must really be exciting Take your last
picture Wings Of Dedth when you in that aiplane
Personally I'll take eep any day. Those flyers make me
dizzy.
My sister sends me newspapers from Chicago, and see
where your going make personal appearance there later
in the spring It's too bad I'm down here I'd like to
hello at least But it's not lonesome knowing
that Ill be hearing from you occasionally
With best Wishes your sincere Yank
Pvt. Geo Leslie
EN- days passed. Two weeks
Didn't tell you? Wonzer jeered "She gets your letter.
and she George Leslie? Who the heck he? Or maybe
she's got figured by this time there's publicity These
danes always got an angle, kid"
Three weeks passed.
What for you look at her pcture?" Corporal Wonzer
said. Don't be sap, kid. She might be married.
-Four weeks passed.
Where's my dough-" Corporal Wonzer said. you still
amt looking for a letter."
But Private Leslie got his letter. postmaked from New
York:
Dear Yank:
I'm ashamed of myself but really couldn't help it. You
poor boy. waiting for my waiting too to hear
from you Your letter had to follow across the country
rw-<-7-0
Evening star., 1942-06-07
by Cyril Plunl<en
Msarsssd by Huny 1. n.~iss

Private Lesle's voice turned dreamy "She wearing
sacks. and they were having breakfast ="
Yeah" Corporal Wonzer sneered Publicity. George you
pain There's good word you naive She's got
She's got swimming pool She's got buffers maids and
taries Meaning, where's jerk like you in?
George
Corporal Wonzer looked at him suspcously ''You amt
been writing letters?"
who says that shouldn't"
Two bits says you get her picture signed sincerely And