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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Red Cross
Canteen Course

A NEW canteen class will
start Friday, Oct. 20, at Z p. m.
at the Women's City Club.
Miss Jane Porter, who is in
charge Of the food department
at the Women's City Club, will
be the instructor of this class.
Every one who has finished
the 20-hour Red Cross nutrition
course is qualified to attend this
canteen class that meets once a
week for two hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

ster's was not made under per-
SuaSion." 1 said. "He made il
voluntarily. with the avowed
intent of blackmail. Offering TO
suppress what he knew in re-
turn for his freedom"
Mutters Fiereely
THE gangster said" / began
slowly, that he and Carolyn
had been married some time
before Marion's disappearance"
married." The word was a
groan. ''The abysmal liar! And
yet, that would explain"
"He gave the date" I went
on. purposely ignoring his in
terruption. but said that he
had forgotten the place where
the license was obtained-said
il was in Maryland, somewhere
near Washington, and that
Carolyn had kept the certif-
cate"
Maryland" Ronald had
trouble getting the name out.
as IL his lips and tongue were
swollen. That's the state where
they don't have to have any de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
lays OF formalities. And-what
was that date, Aunt Madgsf"
Braces Herself

I told him, and braced myself
for the explosive comment
which I knew he would utter n
soon as he had breath for
speech.
"Oh" His voice rose almost
10 scream, but at my hushing
signal he lowered 1t again.
You can't think-it isn't
poSsiblew-he said jerkily, then
turned on me with a quick. saw
age inquiry.
did he say anything about
Marion?"
YES, he did" I answered.
But you know better than to
believe this. He said that IL
was a double wedding; that
Marion was married to another
of his gang at the same time"
And then from his throat
came the cry so often repeated.
Why couldn't I have died
before this happened?"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

utlook Is, According to the Stars,
JAN. S2 TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Go easy in prom
ises. debts, estimates. Errors
possible in money matters unless
great care is exercised.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 20
Pisess Again favorable
planetary aspects in this gen
erous month for you. Excellent
day for finishing incompleted
work or starting new projects,
ventures.
A CHILD born on this day:
Forceful, entertaining. capable,
acquisitive. Ambitious, chart
table; exacting of others. Execu-
tive skill.
Copyright. 1913. by kim Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
HOROSCOPE :: =:
BY Frances Drake

Brtday Outlook According Stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

TO PROTECT your oven from
burned pie juice, place a large
cookie sheet under the rack
which holds your pie. This can
be easily cleaned if the pie
cooks over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

NOV. 2S TO DEC. sg
Sd1ittdrits-Not a star day
for you ingenious folk, perhaps,
but don't you like a challenge
occasionally? Here's a time 10
show your true self at your
finest.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
CdpTicOTn-Better gains and
progress more likely in general
affairs than in your own par
ticular sphere. But any worthy
cause you espouse will bring
blessings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Posture
Important
To Tall Girls
BY IDA JEAN kahn

THE MISS AMERICA OF
1913 is considered typical OF
the American girl. II that is
true. we certainly are fortunate.
Our country must be full OF
young women who are unusually
healthy. beautiful, poised,
talented and tall.
Jean Bartel, the University
OF California student who
walked away with the crown,
Is the tallest queen We have
ever had. She Is five feet eight
inches without shoes. The next
tallest, Frances Burke of Phil
adelphia, who reigned in 1910,
stood five feet nine and one
half inches, but that was in
high heels. This years runner
up is not exactly petite. She is
Muriel Smith, a Floridian. and
Il five feet six without shoes.
They Didn't Know
Do you know what happened
10 most of the tall girls who
competed for the crown in the
pasty They were eliminated
because they didn't know how
TO carry their height. One Of
the officials of the national
pageant told me so. And that,
tall girls. ought to make you
want TO spruce up your posture!
Talent and beauty are two
other requirements and Jean
has plenty of both. She is a
singeF-and she really can sing.
As for beauty, the TaIssy- cos
metics people think so highly
OF her looks that they are send
ing her around the country on
a bond selling tour that should
fill our war chest 10 the brim-
You'll be seeing her. Unless her
schedule has been changed, she
Is in Georgia about now.
Radiant Health
Back Of that voice and love-
illness is the sparkle of radiant
health. Jean likes the right
foods and has always gone in
for exercise. She dislikes the
term bathing beauty and told
me that "the only time I get
into a bathing suit is when 1
go swimming" 1 wanted TO
know how often that might be
and learned it is every chance
/ get, always several times a
week.
She never diets and her
weight is 100 pounds, with
these measurements: bust, SO
inches: waist, % inches; hips.
IS inches. Now, that's what /
call streamlined!
Like any other tall girl who
suddenly shoots up, Jean con-
fided that there was a time
when i felt rather self-con-
scious. but as soon as I got out
into the world / began to like
being tall. / believe every tall
girl should make the most of
her height"
Pass Over Awkward Age
Thanks 10 lessons i'm ballet
and modern dancing. she never
went through what is known as
the awkward age" All of you
tall girls can't take up dancing.
but you can do exercise that
puts your muscles through the
same movements. One Of her
favorite exercises Is backward
arm circling with arms bent.
fingers resting on shoulder tips.
Keep your head up. chin level.
back straight, and move the
elbows in wide backward cir
cleS.
Another Is a waist trimmer.
You stand erect, feet parallel
and wide apart, knees straight,
arms down at sides. Now, swing
your trunk down and up at one
side. flinging arms overhead;
down and up to other side,
arms overhead. That does 1t!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

counters we think they'd
like 1t. we know they could>do
the work we'll and we would like
10 tell them that we consider
such work as necessary 10 the
war effort as anything else they
could do for il means keep
ing the wheels OF public service
going round.
Used TO Be
II used TO be, men didn't want
their wives TO work wouldn't
hear Of il. Women whose hus-
bands made good salaries felt
that what little they might earn
wasn't so important as keeping
a house as il should be kept.
Or perhaps having worked be-
fore they we're married. the
leisure time was pretty nice.
Those were the good old days
before the war. There is
no leisure time now just
everybody Is needed some
where. Many women are work.
ing in defense plants, packing
lunches for a husband and man.
aging TO care for school chill
dren this is war, they say
we MUST help.
II IS important
There are still a great many
women who feel that what little
they could earn or what
little time they could give from
home duties +. 81. isn't important.
II is important. Just three
days a week behind the stocking
counter, in the china depart
#eat any other depart
ment =. would help a great
deal.
II hundred such women
would rap at the employment
office Of any downtown store to-
morrow morning the owner
Of the store would heave an i'm
mense sigh OF relief he'd
think II was his birthday or
something. II they'll only stay
till after Christmas, he'd whis,
per 10 himself!
Why Not You
You know how il is when you
go shopping these days
you're in a hurry 4. you only
want a half dozen bath towels.
but do you think you can get
waited on? No. you can't
not for half an hour maybe, be
cause there is only one girl in
the department and she is wait
ing on three other people. You
feel like grabbing up the towels,
writing up the sale yourself
and going on your way.
So, why don't you do Just that
-. get behind the counter and
wait on people like yourself 49,.
who would like 10 get waited on
promptly and be of?
You could make no more
needed contribution 10 the war
effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Pitfalls
Or Love
BY ADELE GARRISON

I KNEW it was useless to try
to modify the news 1 had TO
give Ronald about his sister,
yet the terror and suffering in
the boys face made me cast
about for something with which
10 soften the blow.
IF it's true, it's terrible" I
told him after a moment. But
we simply must not believe it
without proof. So far, we've
only the statement OF the col
legiate gangster who is a pris-
oner at the hideaway.
A Heartfelt Wish
He lifted his head and
Strengthened his body as IL he
were facing a firing squad.
Il can stand II, whatever II
is" he said, but tell me
quickly"
I braced myself for the bru-
tai task of letting him have it
straight from the shoulder.
This statement of the gang
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
l22J Times Square, Detroit 81, Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny INDIV1D-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last HH
months Of 1919.
/ WN Born:
Month Day
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STAMPED EHpeiok
Evening star., 1943-04-25

Remote superfuous hair with the
painless ojorlcss Baby Touch Halr
Remover. Used ike 4 powder PUFF.
IT ts.tc'y removes harr from arms, legs.
hrs and face. Not h4uid, paste
or powder Leaves skin rc)ycty soft
and smooth. Take no chances with
substitutes - he sure YOU GET Baby
Tou>h PADS -5l each or 5 for SIoO
R1h> Toulh Ntuen> two srdes).
=, each. \ for Sl.N at drug and
department stores or mailed direct
IN PLAN wrapper Money refunded If
not Jchghtcd Address BABY Touch
Hapr Remover Co.. 1890 Fyler Ave.
s.. Lous. Mo.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

The WAVES stir up o few
os they hit the voter in q
moss dive at the NovoI
Trolnlng School at Madison,
Wis Swimming IS an op-
proprIotc exercise for these
so'ior 9irIs-but it ISN'T the
only body building exercise
they get in the important
physical education prcgrom
OF the Modlson ironing
center. I ) NAVY p.5ts.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

The Picture Of the Week"
at the National GoIIery Of Art
IS Thomos Golnsboroueh's The
Honorable Mrs Groh q m
WIdener collection 1t will
be the subject Of q brief toIk
to be given at the 9oIIery three
times dolly this week, Monday
through Saturday, OF l2:40,
! 40 and 2:40 pm, and next
Sunday at us, AIS and 6:l5
pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

WANI every parent. ~ltc and
sweetheart of our hghung men to
know that their boys are fully equipped
with weapons chat are out ahead OF
anything the enemy can brng against
us, and will continue 10 be 50 also
want to assure YOU that the vast
quantities Of war materials for our
armies are being delivered to the
right places at the right time. Amer
roo genus for engineering and pro
ducuon the skill and integrity OF our
~ar workers, has made this absolute
leadership III arms possible IN 50
short time Let Us never forget
tha, time lost tpt|4D on the produc
ton front means Hte, lost tomorrow
on the fighting front
Evening star., 1943-04-25

X CAmPBELt JR
MAJOR GENERAL cHIsF OF ORDNANCE U A
rr, ,pooe no, oe~r ~oae -,odoble '- me C,s-a7,-
Draor~eo, " S Ar~, end DOE. not eoo,r'.,e on en-
aor,e~eo' a,osy e, @, otrhe ce, o. e,'oo
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
RUFFIN vENcIo A AL GUIDO

Baltimore, sep 30 - Alcanz6
aver la unanime decision de los
~jueces, en- diez a%saltos, Bobb Ruff
fin, peso ligero de New York, que
tenia de contrario a AL Guido.
Ruffin pesaba 1876 libras, una
mas que ell vencido y durante ell
combate emple6 la mano izquierda
con gran efectividad. La derecha
tambien la cruz6 en- diferentes
ocasiones y especialmente en- los
asaltos cuarto y quinto, que gano
por considerable margen.
Sc lie acreditaron a Bobby to-
dos los asaltos hasta ell noveno,
cuando Guido mantuvo su terreno
y lie atac6, ganando Ell round.
Los 1ltimos 80 segundos fueron
furiosos Y rapidisimos.
La maestria de Ruffin, sin en-
barge, lie habilito para resistir la
tormenta Y evadir ell "nocaut''.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
GUGGINO HIZO TABLAS CON
GAUTHIER

West Springfield, sept. 20
Con un peso de 139 libras, Carl
Cuggino, de Tampa, hizo tablas
con Al Gauthier, de Ludlow.
Ossie Harris, 159 libras, de
Pittsburg, Pa, venci6 por deci-
SIGN de los Juices a Freddie Ca.
b al, de Cambridge. Era. de 154
liDras ell peso del "vapuleado"
soldado Mike Popeye Holland, de
Drew.
Seran los anunciadores dos ca
pitanes de la Tercera Fuerza Ae-
rea, Steve O'Connell y Brown.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
ACOTACIONES
"BEISB 0LERAS"

Estes son los primeros diez ba-
teadores de la Liga Nacional
Musial, del San Luis, 215 "hits",
promedio de 358.
Herman, del Brooklyn, 184 eli
Totes" y promedio de $50.
Witek, New York, 1873 "hits" y
porcentaje de 317.
Elliott, de los Piratas, 1873 "te-
rapeGticos" y BIT puntos.
W. Cooper, del Sam Luis, 1873
"hits" y promedio de 317.
Nicholson, Chicago, ITO "tera-
pe1ticos" y 800 puntos.
Mccormick, Cincinnati, 1876 hits
Y promedio de 800.
Vaughan, Brooklyn, 176 ''hits"
y porcentaje de 301.
Walker, Brooklyn, 152 "hits"
y 296 puntos.
Cuisine, Pittsburg, lie "hits"
Y promedio de 293.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
aA DE BoxEo EN- Ell
NuNANORIO MUNICIPAL
lssh pemsey seri Ell Arbit'O

Eos kgiles del Ejercito y ell
Sertitla de Guardacosta ofrece-
noche un programa de
para vender bonos de la
|<a en- ell Auditorio Munich
Jack Demsey, ell excampeon, a
bora tenlente comandante en- Ia
rama de euardacostas, sera ell ar
bitro AZ los combates a puneta-
zos. .
Emn IA ell primer match"
4 TAI de la noche y los asien-
tos AN adquirir comprando
bonc
sentarse junto al "cuadri-
sera necesario comprar
600 ca bonos.
hs personals compraron a.
nos de $1,000 y recibieron
|etes de entrada.
buenos asientos para los
N6npren bonos dc SIS, 500
1e.
6n bien Representatives en-
6n las bases de MacDill y
Ia la banda de MacDill
direction del official Anto-
dric.
ey arribaran de Pensacola,
h, a las tres de la tarde y
cibido por una comisi6n de
IS del ejercito y ell servi-
guardacostas.
rs A de la tarde hara una
d los astiIleros lie Palmetto
a noche sera obsequiado, en-
taurant Rubin, por la CO.
de Boxeo del lie de Ar
programa comOinado es ell
tie:
ento Joe Kassab, de lao
MacDill, contra Ell soldado
Hightower, Drew; soldado
Finger, MacDill, contra ell
Andy Santorelli, Drew;
D Tiny Foster, MacDiA, con
soldado Rocco Domico, Dr.
abo George Garner, Drew,
un contrario que lie sera
DO al mediodia, soldado Dick
nough, de MacDill, contra ell
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
LA r LLAMA A
STEUBER

Chicago, sept. 29.-La marina
de guerra ACADIA de lamar a Bob
Steuber y la carrera de este, en-
la Liga Nacional de Futbol, ACADIA
de ser "arrinconada".
Hoy debera presentarse en- la
Universidad DePauw, Indiana, pa
ra entrenamiento como cadete
naval.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
TIRANDO FL BALON


Con gran cuidado Sc preparan
los Terriers de Hillsborough para
ell partido con ell Tornado de Clear
water.
Crockett Farnell recuerda que
ell ano pasado su once era Ell ia
vorito Y sali6 derrotado del COM
bate.
Dos futbolistas de la escuela de
Seminole Heights Sc lastimaron la
semana pasada, Leo Mortellaro Y
Billy Segers, y probablemente no
seran utilizados en- esta semana.
Henry Angulo, que pesa $50 Ii
bras, ha sido trasladado desde
tackle" a "end", por su actua-
ci6n en- los ~ejercicios de aver.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

Primeros diez bateadores de la
Liga Americana:
Appling, de Chicago, 181 "hits"
Y promedio de 500.
Hodgin, Chicago, 121 "hits" y
312 de porcentaje.
Wakefield, Detroit, 1913 "hits'
Y 800 puntos.
GARNER, Detroit, TIA "hits" y
promedio de 294.
Cartright, Chicago, promedio
de 21O.
Case, Washington, 176 "hits''
y 29O puntos de promedio.
Fox, Boston, 141 "hits" Y 289
puntos.
Johnson, New York, 161 "hits''
Y 286 de promedio.
Cullenbine, del Cleveland, 1872
"hits" Y promedio de 285.
Higgins, Detroit, 145 "jilotes''
Y promedio de 285.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
ION Los GUANTEs

Holman Williams, ell peso me-
diano de Chicago, derrot6 pOr
puntos a John Garner, de Wash
ington. Pesaba eli primero 1853 Ii
bras Y ell segundo 1875.
Dur6 ell combate diez asaltOs.
Joe Carter, de Rome, New York,
superb a Tommy Mollis, de Bal
timore, en- diez asaltos.
Pesaba ell primero 159 libras y
ell segundo $50.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

Lou Wood, de Detroit, pusO q
dormir a Eugene Simmons, de
indianapolis. Pesaba ell "derriba.
do" 100 libras, cinco mas que ell
primero.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

En- Providence Rhode Island,
Verne Patterson, de Chicago, SUI
per6 a Jerry FiorellO, de New
York.
Ell primero subi6 al cuadrilate-
TO o una ventaja de seis libras
y media.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

New Haven, Conn, present6 un
combate entire Bobby Mcintyre,
de Detroit, 1876 libras, y Julie Ko-
gon, de New Haven, Conn, 1897
libras.
AL primero Sc lie concedi6 la
victoria, por puntos, luego de diez
asaltos de furiOso combatir.
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

Los Dragones de Jefferson ju-
garan ell viernes por la tarde, en-
Phillips Field, con ell "equipo" de
Lake Wales.
Sam Alfieri es ell asistente
coach" de Bill Harker Y realiza
sus mejores esfuerzos para ayu-
dar en- ell "pulimento" de los mu-
ctachos.
The sub., 1943-12-09
Main YNrd Plate Shop

Red asked Vic to answer this one: If you use the prescribed form to send a letter to a soldier over seas, it is called w" mail, but if you send it to WAC in North Africa, would you call it "Fe- male?" What is your answer, Vic?
 Joseph Sovlewski, an old hand at the plate shop, was forced to give up his work due to i'll health. The boys sure miss him.
 Ken Merrill is somewhat i'm proved in health at this writing.
 Louis Sinagra,, a member of the wolf pack, is back on the job, very much improved.
 As the plate shop gang knows. the barrel king to you is Benny Rutberg of New London, our new time eclerk.
 Whats this we hear about Fred die Kalil taking up pin ball in big way; already the boys at Cozy Corner state he is able to get 6 for 25. The boys say when he goes to town rolling those balls, they seem almost h. Ian.
 Has any one in the plate shop any extra points for beef steak for Ernie Mortensen for that black eye he received while at work last Saturday? Joe states action as fast. H is for Heathen-for God he de-
 fies
 I is for idiots who swallow his lies T is for treachery, deep in his soul l. is for larceny ever his goal E is for eagerness to kill and de-
 Stroy
 R is for rats who share his joy.
 If your safety goggles steam up" too often you will be interested in getting an anti-fog lens pencil. These pencils are extensively used by aviators and are recommended for use by industrial workers.
The sub., 1943-12-09
3O3 Rooms Ray For Union President

, Ossian E. Ray, 303's candidate for the presidency of the s. M. E. U.. was born in Whitefield, N. H., and after graduation from White field High School, moved to Deep River where he has resided since 1915.
 Married and the father of four children, Ray enjoys the confi- dence of his fellow citizens, hav- ing served eight years as Justice of the Peace. two terms as Trial Jutice. was appointed as meSSen- ger to the House of Representa- lives in 1889 At the present time he holds office as registrar of vot- CTS. and is serving his seventh year as assessor
 He was one of the leaders in or ganizing Pratt Read & Co.,, of Deep River, the first shop to become unionized in Lower Middlesex County. Through his efforts, the Light & Power Co. and thu Water Go. assessments in his town were raised to a substantial amount Ray has been employed at the boat company, Dept So3, for two years, and Is at present serving as their representative. It was through his efforts, with the help
The sub., 1943-12-09

Election changes be made only by Chairman
 M. OCOnnOr the named Supervisor .er
The sub., 1943-12-09

of his fellow workmen, that Sum- day work had no effect on their attendance record.
 He is we'll acquainted with all the state labor leaders, and from all reports is well qualified for the position of president of the Union,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

lights. gas pipes and wires in the
vicinity
The injured persons VIII suffer
broken limbs. shock. burns and in
one case be trapped in the ware
house with his legs pinned under
debris. Four others including one
blind man and one aged and SICK.
Will be evacuated from an adjacent
building.
The escorting Selfridee planes
will approach the city az 10000
feet and will dive over the city
hall area At exactly 7,3S p m.
Fifteen planes viii bomb
Highland Park. Ferndale Royal
Oak. Berkeley, Birmingham and
Pontiac. a second group Of 20
planes viii hIt River Rouge,
EcorSe Lincoln Park. Melyindale
Wyandotte and Dearborn
The third group Of 40 ships will
strike a. Hamiramck. Crosse
Pointe, East Detroit and Rose
vile.
S4,OOo IKE BOMB>
The bombs dropped VIII include
~ 600 incendlary bombs. which
Will be designated BY red stream
erS; 5000 high explosive bombs.
which viii have blue streamerS:
1000 uneXploded bombs. with
green streamerS. and 1000 gas
bombs with yellow StrcamerS.
Where bombs fall on homes
during the Red period when
streets must be cleared of all but
civilian defense workers, house
holders will be expected 10 ex-
tinguISh incendiarieS falling on
their property and 10 report the
bomb 10 their post wardcnS.
Citizens were warned not 10
phone police or OCD headquarters
about the paper bombs but report
them 20 The post air raid warden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Symphony Here
Is Reorgdniized
For Full Season
Photo by International News Photos

Detroit will have a full SYM
phony season this year by the
Detroit Orchestra wDh Karl
Kruger. former director Of the
Kansas City Symphony ORCHESTRA,
as musical director.
Announcement was made Satur-
day that the orchestra has been
reoTganized and underwritten and
viii give a series of concerts in
Masonic Auditorium.
Also the sponsors and new
board OF directors will be an
nounced shortly, but II is def
mite that Kruger Will have full
charge and that the season Will
begin late in October.
Although some of the members
Of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
ira have left the city, the person
mel Will be practically the same
one which has been preserved
here due 10 the weekly broadcasts.
The new venture has the bless
ing Of the former Detroit SYM
phony Society. president of which.
DR.. Fred T. Murphy. said that the
orchestra would have full use Of
the library and any other proper
ties which they might need during
the forthcoming season
Besides occupying the podium
in Kansas City for the last 10
years, Kruger has also conducted
the Vienna Philharmonic, the Vi
emma State Opera and the opera
IN Budapest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Chief
OF Police Here
Tells u. s. Brothers How
TO Prepare for BIitz

For the first tine since Pearl
Harbor, William +. GabrleISon,
chief OF police OF Honolulu, IS on
vacation.
And ne got that leave solely
10 come here 10 Detroit 10 tell
other members of the Interna-
tional Police Chiefs Association
meeting at the Hotel Statler, how
10 prepare for a blitz.
Sitting in the office OF Super
intendent Berg at police head.
quarters, the Honolulu chief. hold
ing his lei-trimmed hat in his
hand, talked about the folks back
home:
You see everybody there has
gone 10 war, every man, woman
and child. Our men do their
days work and then take over
a. volunteer policemen without
pay-to police the island.
THE children play where
they can find place - their
Fairgrounds and parks have
been turned into bombproOf
Shelters-yOu see we can dig
down there for shelter - we
have to mn X Q concrete pill
boxes for safety.
The women are doing their
share, and everyone has a job.
MANY of our children work
after school. and during their
vacation. There are many jobs
they can do. OF our 81 per cent
japanese population, there has
been no indication that they are
not loyal. They are working as
usual-hard."