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money. The poor devils out there
in the mud and in the foxholes are
getting little or no rest and you don't
hear complaints from them"
There has been some talk lately
about whether actors in pictures
should be excused from fighting on
the grounds that what they do is
essential to morale. Carole says
they are essential and should be de-
ferred.
"The boys would simply die If Bob
Hope were taken out of pictures or
of the air." she tells me. They
just live for his broadcasts. They
would rather see Mickey Rooney in
pictures than have him fighting
alongside them. They just don't
care whether the stars are making
big money in process. They say It's
none Of their business. But what
does concern them is when they read
OF strikes in factories that should
be supplying them with guns and
planes. That makes them mad!"
1t was in October that Miss Lands,
then a single woman with nothing
much on her mind except the usual
things on any girls mind, left for
England with Kay Francis. Martha
Raye and Mitzi Mayfair. A lot hap
pened to Miss Lands while she was
abroad. Among other things she
had an appendectomy. And she got
married. And she managed to buy q
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Carole Speaks Their Minds
In North Africa Miss Lands Learned
Troops Feelings on Movies, Absenteeisn

wedding dress without coupons Of
her own. j..
Il met Tommy" she tells me,
when We entertained him at his
tighter station in England. I wanted
to marry In white satin gown, and
I used to wish aloud had coupons
so could get one. In the old days I
wished for diamond bracelets. Now
I just wanted coupons"
Well, Carole wished and wished,
and five flying friends OF her hus-
band each gave her one coupon.
"One man In the squadron was
leaving for Africa, and he gave me
IS coupons. BY the time was
through collecting I had about "a
coupons. got my wedding dress at
Norman Hartnell's (the man who
dresses the Queen)."
Carole was allowed the usual 50
pounds Of baggage on her flight to
and from England but there was no
room to put the wedding dress, so
she gave it to Kay Francis to put in
her barracks" bag. Veil and
everything" says Carole. 1T came
back yesterday and I was never 50
glad to see anything in my life"
Lucky for Carole that she met
Cary Grant just before she left for
England. please, Carole," he
begged, take plenty Of woolens with
you."
so I did," she explains to me.
MY mother had also told me that
once I put the woolens on I mustn't
take them off-in the daytime, I
mean, of course. But you certainly
don't feel glamorous with wool next
to your skin. and for my first date
with Tommy I discarded them for
some little silk numbers. And I
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snidded all evening! We al de-
veloped coughs, and practically lived
On codeine and aspirin"
Carole tried to solve the discom-
fort Of the cold nights In the follow
ing fashion: when went to bed I
wore = woolen nightgown with long
sleeves. Over that I wore my robe.
And over that my bed jacket. I had
. hot-water bottle In my bed which
was piled with blankets and every
piece Of clothing possessed. And I
was still cold! When I arrived In
New York the temperature was only
6 above zero, and yet wasn't as cold
as I was In England! The damp
ness there goes through you, and,
boy, does 1t give you an appetite!
Evening star., 1943-03-24
The Beautiful Fans
Got Eddie a Role
HOLLYWOOD.

Eddie Bracken. whose fan follow
ing increased tremendously because
of his performance in "Star Span
gled Rhythm" will be starred with
Gil Lamb in Rainbow Island" !"
spectacular technicolor comedy with
a South Pacific background. Walter
De Leon and Arthur Phillips are
writing the screen play and Sol c.
Siegel will produce 1t.
Bracken, one Of the stellar galaxy
In Happy Go Lucky" and co-starred
with Betty Hutton in the Preston
Sturges picture The Miracle of
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Just q well I left or I'd have eaten
them out Of their countryl"
Following "Wintertime" with Miss
Henie. Carole rejoins the girls with
whom she journeyed abroad for q
movie about their experiences. to be
called -Four Jills in q Jeep." "Then,' .
she concludes, IT Tommy has not
returned here, I'm going to England,
and this time I'll stay"
(Released By the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
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Aorgans Creek" win play one of
the top roles In Cecil b. Do Miles
The Story Of DR.. Wassell."
Lamb, the angular comedian who
made his screen debut in "The
Fleets In, appeared with Bracken In
"Star Spangled Rhythm" and re-
Gently completed the role Of . West
ern sheriff in Riding High.
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BY SHEuAH GRAHAM.

dOLkY WOJO.
Carole Lands is back In Holly
wood making a picture with Sonia
Henie, and she still does not know
why she returned.
I'm going back to England and
my husband (Capt. Thomas c. WAL
lace) just as soon as I can," says
Carole, who is now a brunette, Its
just as well I let my hair go natural" 4"
she tells me, because In the first
place there was no time In England
or Africa to get 1t done, and in the
second place I'm not sure you can
buy peroxide over there"
There is a new seriousness about
the former sweater girl. She had
come from luncheon date with
girl at local aircraft factory who
has worked without break for the
past fifteen months.
After what saw in England and
Africa it's hard to adjust myself to
conditions here-I mean absentee
ism and everybody wanting more
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Hike or Bike

Methods Of meeting wartime
transportation problems are shown
In the Grantland Rice Sportlight
Hike or Bike" new Paramount
short feature release.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
ARLINGTON VA

-4INiIIIN0 I OIV, VIZ,
Homes wanted for sale We specialize in
the sale Of Arlington property Our 20
years Nexperience will help bring quick
results II you want to sell your home,
please call us
JUDSON REAMY.
1122 North Irving St, Arl, Va. CH O220.
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OUT-oF-ToWN pEAI FSTAIr

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan L11US.
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lNvEsTMENr PROPERTY WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
CASH PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES. A.
family fats and apis. in all sections city.
1907 H st. E. A. BARRY, ME. 2025.
CASH FOR APARTMENTS.
We have cash buyers for modern apart
ment buildings, 90 units or over.
BRADLEY. BEALI, & HOWARD INC,
Southern Bldg Ma 021l.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CITY, NTRY--INVESTMENT PROP
ery all kinds, sections; right price. sell
trade, rent send data; results since 1895.
N j. RYON CO. ZIG N. Y. ave
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So. .U0U.
'TAKOMA PARK, MD.
WISCONSIN, THF-'. tiFFN- " L TT'T-|'
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK.
S15.O0O-4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths,
Nr Wnndrout Wilson Hipln

Situated at one Of the highest points In
the city Splendid environment, near
fransp and shopping center elementary
and junior hieh schools Quiet street, free
of traffic hazards, Handsome appearing
detached home, center hall plan hu2e
living rm with fireplace. large side porch,
epaclous dining room pantry. kitchen and
breakfast room tor maids rm), = excel
lent bedrooms, tiled baths, attic and
storage spJce All modern conyeniences
are to be found. including automatic at
2-car garage. The house is IN Al condi-
INN Immediate possession Reasonable
offers will be considered with substantial
cash payment. To inspect call Mr.. Childs'
THos. J FISHER & co, INC, o
SHs Ihth ST NV Realtors DI $3.50.
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S11,950,
MARIETTA PARK.

beautiful semi detached Colonial brick
home; S large rooms, . baths, unusually
elaborate kitchen and dinette. real wood
burning fireplace, new awnings, storm
windows, 2-car garage. light basement;
large lot. This home Will sell to the first
person who inspects it. Cau Mr.. Foster
with BETTZELL. DI. 3l00.
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ROBERT S. DAVIS,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

PARTLY FURN. HOUSE, & RMS. AND
batn victory garden: o miles from Dis
trict. on bus line; prefer small fam who
Will make cOngenial nelghborS and take in
toreS' IN DEVELOPMENT OF prop, so mo.
DU. 33%7
PARTLY FURNISHED GROOM AND BATH
frame house ground for victory garden;
10 mi from Silver Spring 90 CoInsVillo
small family who would make congenial
neiehbors and take interest in community
and Development of property No hurry
to rent SO mo Call DU 1891.
BUNGALOW RMS AND BATH ONLY
! mos. old, on large, shady lot. ] > min. to
downtown; all mod cony Rent S65, with
option 10 buy 1888 Irving st. nc. %
PARTLY FURN. G-EM AND BATH FRAME
house with victory garden, Ia miles from
District on bus line: prefer small fam. VINO
Will make congenlal neighhors and take
interest IN Development OF prop; SO mo-
Gail DU 3331.
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SMALL INVESTMENT

3-story brick house having 8 apis. in
good condition; total monthly rental Sis;
price, $1,000 cash. Call F. E. Middle
ton, lr.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
RE. ISL 227 Investment Bldg.
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BARNABY WOODS.
pFNNSyJ .NANTA FARMHOUSE

Beautiful stone and brick home, cenfer-
hall Colonial, with full bedroom and bath
first floor large living dining room. de
luxe Kitchen second floor, 3 large bed
rooms . tile baths: finished third floor;
recreation room. large trees; price VIII
surprise you.
LESLIE D. MEAsEIL. MO 522l. :.
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2O% NET

On Equity Investment.
Beautiful 3-story apt. bldg, located in
good white section; Gross income over
$4,000 per annum; well financed at 4kaT:
owner leaving city; $500 cash required
to buy equity; priced at less than g times
annual rent. Call Mr.. Drew, Republic 11S1.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
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CLEVELAND PARK.

A most attractive detached brick home
about 2 years old, with bedrooms ana :
baths uncuding bedroom and bath on ! 81
floor), recreation room; located between
Connecticut ave and Reno rd., IN mos
convenient part OF the city. CaA ME- 40
Until pm
". WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR.
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5 APARTMENTS,
Mt PLEASANT

This desirable property for sale fur
nished with 4 refrigerators and ranges;
one apt. may be occupied by new pur-
chaser if he so desires, or agent will collect
rents and assume management. Monthly
income. S241. Price, Sl2,500
KELLEY &, BRANNER, DI. TT4N.
Evenings. Mr Bennett. NO 2O7G.
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near bus and shopping center in Arlington
GIVE location, size, cash price, details
Box A3g-A Star
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LOVELY HOME, UNIVERSITY PARK. MD
near University of Maryland, Dept. of Ag-
riculture. BeltSville Experimental Station.
Large lot, loft. front. contains about
16,500 so. it; on attractive street: screened
porch, sunroom, etc, 1st-f. Law, large
bedrooms, maids room and extra space on
3rd f. Dwelling has new roof redwood
siding; has had extra good care. Detached
garage, tool house. fruit trees, room. for
garden. Taxes, sIt5 per wear. Excellent
transportation. 1907 Sheridan st. For
further information call
THE AMERICAN CO,
Exclusive Agents.
5000
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
SINGLE BRICK GARAGES. m THE REAR
OF S27 Upshur 1t. NV; IS per month. In
safe neighborhood. Sec FRANK, LU. 1899.
ives, DU. 2496
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500 BUNGALOW

Tike new, ] block TO bus: near q s
Health Institute and new Naval Hospital.
lot soxi3o' fenced Ras heat. Call OIL.
2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW, NEARLY NEW,
nice lot: located Fairfax Va; price 81 $50,
reasonable terms.
w. S. HOGE. Jr.,
III. 0600, 3sl5 Lee Hwy, Arl. Va.
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FORMER SAMPLE BRICK HOUSE. Ss, $50
rooms are good size; tiled bath we'll
equipped kitchen, GAS HEAT: lot, $50
deep, gives large space for garden: re-
stricted development in Silver Spg; handy
to stores, bus and school; needs $500
down r. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1859; even,
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nearby Arlington; each apt, . rooms, d. a.,
kit. and bath; shows splendid return on
present low-rental basis; good future.
Priced at 100000 and $4,000
KELLEY & BRANNER, DI 7140.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FARM. 1877 ACRES, CATTLE AND HOGS.
farming implements, 3 tobacco houses,
corn and hay: about "a mi Wash. on
hard road. City property. NO, 6156.
WILL TRADE HOME WITH LARGE LOT.
all modern conV.. near Baltimore, for D. c.
property or nearby EN-. 1864 81
MODERN GRIN COTTAGE.
Double garage, maids apt above. West
Palm Beach, Fla, for d. c. property,
acreage or farm.
NICHOLSON & CO,
The Burlington, ! l2O Vi. Ave. MA. 5f37.
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NEAR LINCOLN PARKS. 500
modern Colonial tapestry brick home
fronting on wide avenue, convenient to
schools the Navy Yard and downtown sec
tion. Six rooms and bath, automatic hot
water heat, hardwood floors, two-car ga
rage. Excellent condition. $1,000 cash
and $50 per month
-. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1903 H St NV. National 2345
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APT, HOUSE GROUND.

Lots in Va, with all improvements in;
within . blocks of . bus lines and shop
ping center: nicely elevated; 10 min. to
tracts. CHI $500
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

RESIDENT AND DENTAL OFFICE con
bined Over doctors ofice Corner Con
transp. connections. Phone GE. 6666 be
a-ln am. So pm
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4 bedrooms. large heated sleeping
porch, : baths, finished attic. large
living and dining room, den, double
earage. Located west of Conn.
ave. near grade. high and parochial
schools . blocks to bus Possession
in 30 days. BOSS & PHELPS. Eek
clusively.' MA. $500 Sundays and
evenings, Mr.. Measell, EN-. 1878.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN SILVER SPRING.
GREENWICH FOREST.

Brick. ala years old, & large rms. 2
2 baths. porch, garaee, large wooded
Call WI h3A1. or WI 4HlS
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HILLCREST AND SOUTHEAST.
Large wooded homesiteS detached areas.
Buy now on terms and build your home
after the war: $3.50 and up; 50foot front
and larger.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
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body moving around upstairs. Some
one came in at the front door
Margaret has since said that it was
she-and I did get panicky. I ran
out. I didn't stop running until I
was up the street a way. Perhaps
l passed Rumble; he says I did.
don't know"
He ended his confession, plunged
his hand into his pocket for his
cigarettes, and lighted one before
any of us could speak.
The rhythmical beat of the ships
engines filled my waking conscious
ness. For some minutes in the faint
light of dawn I lay looking at the
bumped figure of Huntoon Rogers in
the opposite bunk, not realizing what
it was or why there was the sound
of the engines. Finally l reused
completely, got up and looked out of
the portfolio, and there before my
eyes, fading in the morning mists,
was the sleeping town of Mazatlan.
"Oh, yes" I muttered to myself,
returning to my bunk, we're going
fishing"
And so we were. At last Dwight
Nichols was to indulge in the sport
that had brought him so far from
home, and which had suffered inter-
ruption and delay by what had hap
pened on shore at Mazatlan. Not
until after breakfast, however, did
Mazatlan and all it stood for fall
away from me like a cloak dropped
from the shoulders, and I became a
part of the Orizaba and member of
a fishing party. Margaret looked
up from her plate as breakfast drew
to a close, and exclaimed, "Why,
where's George Rumble?"
For a moment no one replied,
and then Arturo, the flat-faced Fill
Pine who served, spoke apologetical-
ly.
I'm so sorry, Mrs. Nichols. The
gentleman in question do not come
aboard las night, as you say for
him to do
Sam Chatfield was talkative, more
so than at any time yet in my brief
acquaintance with him.
"You and Elsa are quite good
friends, aren't your" he observed
socially, as he watched Dwight pay
ing out the teaser, a cunningly
carved and pivoted piece of wood
which began to leap and wriggle
and twist like a crazy fish in the
choppy water.
Look to starboard, gentlemen"
sang out Reed Barton, pointing in
the direction. "a collection of fins,
or I'm mistaken"
"Where?" demanded Sam Chat
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the other night, damn him, when he
said it was Reed. I knew that he
knew it was I, but I couldn't fathom
why he lied about it. thought,
though, that it was for blackmail.
Anyway, I gave him the hundred
yesterday, and he asked, What's
that for?' and I said, Think it
over thought everything was all
right, and that he'd be quiet, or
else raise the ante on me if he
thought it was worth more than
that"
But blackmail-" began Rogers.
eyes, know, Hunt. I'm the last
person in the world to submit to
that, but-you don't know Margaret.
I'd rather cut my own throat than
have her suspect me of any wrong
doing; I wouldn't deceive her for
worlds. I never have. There was
never anything between me and Kit
ty Chatfield, except a friendship.
But never could explain to Mar
garet why I was at Kitty's that eve
ming. She thought was at the Ex-
plorer's Club meeting. AS a mat
ter of fact did go to the meeting.
Kitty telephoned me there and
asked me to come over at once; she
said she needed my advice about
something. 1t was urgent, but she
wouldn't tell me what it was on
the telephone. And I never did
find out, because-she was dead
when l got there. I'd entered with
out knocking, stumbled over the
body on the floor. I heard some
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gossip, and then III end with your
birthday surprise. 1t may not reach
you on your birthday, but it'll be
somewhere near it, and it couldn't
bring more love on any day, so
there's no loss there.
I'm sitting at the window in the
big bay window in the upstairs hall.
It's a wonderful hot still summer
afternoon; the maple leaves don't
stir; the flag at the Benton house
hangs still. It's America in August,
and Lord, Lord, Lord, what a good
place to be.
Word Picture of Home Front.
"All along Lincoln Street children
are riding bicycles and playing;
women are watering gardens; men
are coming home. A fruit cart goes
by; pears and grapes and melons
Keith, if I could send you the whole
thingl The SIT whistles, coming in;
men pour down from the factory;
busses go by. We're all working
hard; your mother canning and Red
Crossing way into the hot nights;
your father putting in about Is ex-
ira hours week.
"Bob's called now; Frances is do
ing hard hours as a nurses aid.
Keith, the newspapers, the shop win
dows, the movies, the magazines are
all filled with nothing but the war.
Help. Work. Buy Bonds. Send things
to the boys. 1t would inspire you;
it does me; it does everybody. You
tell me not to get tired, darling.
But I want to get tired; love it.
1.-The Houston boy went after all;
Uncle Jim is back in, and so glad.
Larry O'Connor isn't coming back,
and your mother and l 60 over there
every day or two. They're wonder
full quiet and proud. Well they may
be. Every month-every hour, shows
us what we've got and what the
rest of the world must have Plen-
ty, and work, and security, and not
to be afraid. It's going to be good
world for America, after it's over.
We love this crowded little apart
ment, we love rationing and saving,
because it means all that. America
and the American way.
Buys Farm for Postwar Home.
And now for your surprise. You
remember the place we saw that
last day, when we picnicked up near
the mill in Apple Valley? Remem-
Der the house in the orchard, with
the barns and the two big oaks?
Remember saying that it was only
six miles from Factorytown, and
that you were going to get a Job
there when the war ended? Well,
Keith, I'm buying that house! For
you and me, someday, and the chill
dren. And the yellow pup, of course:
he's here with me now, wagging his
tail when l speak to him. I'm not
going to do thing to 'Oakover'-
I've named it 'Oakover'-until you
get home. Then we'll pack a lunch
and tackle it with brooms and ham,
mers and make it the loveliest hesne
you ever dreamed Of.
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BLACK <e4sessffz ~ :
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Elsa Chatfield, Hollywood artist, is dis
inherited by her Aunt Kitty, who died
from an overdose of morphine. Hunt
Rogers and Barry Madison 60 to Mazat-
Ian, Mexico, to solve what they believe
to be Kitty Chatfeld's murder. On ar
rival they find that EIsa's party had pre-
coded them by plane. During a fiesta at
the ranch Of Sam Chatfield (Elsa's IA
ther) James Chesebro is murdered. Lom-
bardo, chief of Mexican police, arrests
Reed Barton. Chatfield promises to use
his influence to get Barton out. The
party goes on a fishing trip for marlin,
and on their return decide to visit Reed
Barton. He has already been freed.
They decide to go swordfshing next day
in the Pacific rollers.
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THE ARMY'S GREATEST
MORALE BUILDER

Mail from home has been
labeled by morale officers as
''The Armys Greatest Morale
Builder" knowing this. we
should all flood the camps at
home and abroad ,rith letters to
our soldiers, sailors and marines.
But ,ohat kind Of letter should
,ve ,Urite? Certainly not one
,uhich will defect him and add to
his burdens. Nor ,could a polly.
anna meaningless series Of phrases
fill the bill. according to re-
cent surrey Of soldiers, they rcant
to read do1cn- to earth letters
about ,rhat's happening at home,
social doings, sports, changes and
the like, ,uritten in a cheerful but
not silly manner.
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Bell Syndicate-WNU Feature
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

| ~ Guadalcanal sent me a
4 4 letter from his wife this
week. Another soldier, this one
now in Sicily, also sent me a let
ter from his wife.
The first man merely wrote
largely on the margin of the let
ter, "My gosh, this is certainly
a swell rat-race to fight for!"
The other soldiers note said:
"Of course everyone can't have
a wife like Margaret. But I'm
sending you a typical letter to
show you what we like to get,
out here in hell. I cry over these,
and I don't care who knows it.
They arm me and my bomber.
They make me feel that if
I don't get back to her other fell
lows will get back to their homes
and kids, because of what I'm do
ing. They make all this worth
while"
This is the first letter. The writer
is %; she was married a year ago;
her husband was in America for
some months and had frequent home
leaves; he went away in January.
Darling old Pete, awful heat here.
I'll bet you don't have it any
worse, no matter what you're up
against. Nothing ever happens in
this jay town; don't see how your
mother and father stand it. I drink
long iced drinks all day long and
take ten baths day. Electric fans
out of order, nobody'u fix it OF
course; nothing ever gets done, laun-
dry takes ten days, shops won't de-
liver, and butter is worth its weight
in gold. I beg Muller for quarter
of pound and it lasts about day
when Willie's at home. It's awful
about food, you get sick of red
points, standing in line, and there
are none in market today, Madam
I don't believe it's necessary, either.
Why make everyone miserable just
because there's war on?
Night Swims With Soldiers.
"We all 60 swimming up by the
bridge hot nights. There are plenty
of enlisted men to go with US; some
awfully nice, some fresh of course.
Ned Smiths cousin is here, he is a
peach. After we swim Mac runs us
up to Jackson's; they've got a big
open-air restaurant at the back now,
with a band, and we dance.
George had her baby, so she's
tied down for the duration, her
mother doesn't want to be left with
it, and Georges awiully mad. Silly
to bring kids into this kind of
world, isn't it? Well, no news and
I have a hair-do coming up so no
more. Take care of yourself. We
saw great big salad bowl in Casa
blanca and Jean said to bring
her one when you come home. Love,
Ethel"
That is one wife's letter. Here is
the other.
Dearest Keith; five o'clock. and
that seems to be the hour when l
miss you most. Your mother is
usually upstairs then, resting be-
fore we get dinner; your father
isn't home. I've had my long
sleep after breakfast, and my bath,
and don't have to report until seven.
And this is the moment l let go,
just a little, and need you. So
here I am walking out into Sicily,
among the big bomber hangers, and
asking for Captain Keith. Here l
am, dear, putting my face up for
you to kiss me, and taking just one
moment of your time to say Every
things all right. We're working
hard and praying hard and holding
hard onto the future, when every
thing we've ever dreamed will come
true
"Wen, first I'll tell you where
am and what I'm doing, and all the