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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Oonnerstaa, BEN 10. Snni 1943

ibnen bor ollem @enbelI g. WilI'
tie uno MIf 90. 0anbon, DIE einitigeH-
Observation-Disclosures, uno st.
prdiibent &erbert Sooper.
Spansler crflGrte, oab mir eine
before unO gliiflibere Station err
rihten lno gum auibau elmer frieo'
liben uno beiieren @elt unieren boil
len Mnteil beitragen miiiien. Das
1roblem zines oauerbaiten Srieoens
muB nber mutig unb niibtern ang.'
fabt iperben, nnb nenn mir es audi
ourhaus i'm freunblihen 8eiite Der
3uiamlnenarbeit nit anberen Sdn'
bern anpaden mollen, miiiien pir
ood) audi sic @obliabrt ser eigenen
Station inn sluge bebnlten. Wenn
oieler 3rieg poriiber iein miro, mer'
oen mir llns elmer S6nloenlalt ges
geniiberieben, bie burh Gerld)nen,
Dung Dor bem &r.egc .unO ourh
oieien ielbIt berooraeriien puroe
uno sic ipabrbait alboriifeno leit
mfrs. Gie Stelerlalt miro uniere
M0gliffeitell bis aufs ,dl,Berite be-
lalten, uno Miaionen nrns Jralien
unb MGnnern, oie iebt in ser
4riegSlpirtlhaft arbeiten, neroen
lpieoer in niit t'id)e 9eid)dftigung i'm
Hripatleben 5uriifgeiiibrt .lueroen.
uno sebn Wiuionen Manner uno
6rauen in Sen Streitfraiten lueroen
,pieber nnltanoise Stellungen befom'
men miiiien, penn lie beinfebren.
r8ir merben nns elmer perarmten
uno oempraliiierten Welt obne
Sanoel uno Wanoel gegeniiberleben.
8ir miiiien ouber II. a. alth Slane
fir nelen lleberiluB MAIDEN, ltatt
ser Maneel Gbilpiopbie Oes rNem
0eal", bie inns ihrea an einen
3ultono beruhiiibrt, in oen un'er
golf rpirflif bungern miro, uno mir
miiiien Ser 8eid)uitspelt, ser gro
ben nie Ser fleinen, @elegenbeit &c.
ben, mieoer uoran5ufommen, anltatt
BON unperant,portlbe. biirofratl-
Ider GinmiIhung uno niufiirlither
&ontrolle rltiniert 81 lperoen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Berechiiguag ~
besseren Wohnuuuel

Walbington. = Wie ser 8erIi-
uer Nunofunf oieie Wobe neloete,
bat oas INNER fritiiber meroenop
ceutlhe @obnunssproblem cine
neue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berporge-
t'raht: "Jamilien, oeren Batter iid)
lnl Seloe ausge5eihnet unb oeren
Otiitter mdbreno oes &rieges meb.
rcre &lnoer geboren baben, ioQen
Die beiten Wobnunsen 5uaepieien er.
balten. Dieies Yripiieg iouen aud
Die Jamilien Der Neripunbeten unb
lener 8iiitungsarbeiter genieben, oie
helonoere auftrase erfolgreid ourd),
gefubrt baben", bieB es in ser in
oeutlfer Sprade nod Mmerifa ge.
'anoten Neloung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10

8ieler Oanf geblbrt sen Mitalie.
bern fir Sen sablreiten 9eiuh in ser
Suniperianmnlitns Gus eibt oen ge.
amten gr0beren Gifer 5ltgilniten Scr
sMitglieoihaft. Der geriht iiber So,
I,ilien- unS &artenabeno trairoe nit
groBem 8eifal anfeenommen. nit
Dem Wunih mebrere llnterbaltnnger
sli peranitalten. l1nier Eifnid riifi
naber. Sn Der &umiteeiiellne gab ser
Scitpraiibent Mnorep Sartmam einen
febr intereHanten 9eriht. gs lit ae.
plant iebem 9eiuher einige aenuB-
reihe Stlnoen in inherent &reiie 81
6ereiten. Sung lmo sllt, Did unS
Diinn iperoen aufseforoert mitsnna
d,en, benn Spiele iinh iiir aIle ar.
rangiert. &onnt beraus sum ld,0nen
1hattigen Chicago Hioee @rope am
Scnntag,, Sen 4 Suli. Sie Noroieita
Ipipie audi oie @arp Sabien into Elm,
gelaoen. SoIlte euer Sort niht aus.
reif,en 10 lpernet ibr cute 9eoienung
i'm @rope finoen, oenn oas Gonlitee
5nt auf &iihe lno Seller nid)t iiber.
ieben. Sic i'm lesten Ssabr BORT ,po-
zen, aperoen it'd nud bieles Snbr
1punoern. Splltet ihr eller 9luto niht
gebraufen 10 benlist Sen 9us, apeld}er
Inn biuiee Slate in As Nfiullten eut)
Gum @rooe fiibrt. Gon 63lte = Sta,
tinn lmh Saliteot Str. nl,rgers rnl
1915. II 100 unb II :45 porHittags.
unb 1:15, 2:t5, 3:15, 4:15,
6:15, 6:45 nutmittags. Heieruiert
end oieien Gag llno fo1nmt ale, oerm
ibr ieio ber5lid) millfonnnen.
llnier Stifnlnesfelt finbet am
Samstagnbeno. oen 4. Septe., itatt.
8r. Oan Golng lnb 8attin iino
nod 8arp. Sno., itbergeiieoelt. @ir
beoauern Sen TerlllIt ga San Elm af.
tloer 8riinosr oes 31peig II ipar.
@ir eratul;eren 9r. Midp. Sontit,,
tpelher sum Seraeant I'M engineers
Corps in 6lorioo beforbert .rarbe,
irtpie 9r. Senrp Saul, 1peIher fiir5.
lid nad) England in Die sluintior
0ipiiion transferiert lpurbe. 9r. Sobn
.3ultner Ssr. lit inn Camp gicberts,
Gal. gr. gtid,ael gaier Sr.. luelder
I -Nap Sef)nicion lt,loiert, 1t MIN IN
'Snn Srarcisco. gr bat pieIe Camps
i'm Often in ieinem Sad beiuht. @ir
ibm peitere Griolge. @ir
irelen uns itets 5r boren BON unicrcr
Su9elto. 1!e es ld,elnt iino niht uiela
Mdoels in ser @ehrmad,t, lie iino
a5er in Grieasarbeit aftip.
eotparo 5atie lit sum YNiGM Camp
Gounielor in Camp Martin SSobrs
ion, Srons, @tit)., fiir ben CONNER
ernannt iporoen.
Curtis G. Satie, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Warming vor exiremem
Naiionalismus

@aibington. Senator MeaS
bon Nelp gorf ipraf anlGBlid) &c:
Observation-Disclosures Ger fatboliif)cu
llniperiitGt uno iparnte babe boz
Sen ~ertremen Nationalsinus", Ser
oem erlten @eltfrieg iolste. @r lag
ie: ~@ir miiiien I'M @eiite scr @e.
rcbtigfeit GanOeln, bas beibt, mir
oiirfen inns na6 oieiem &riege nihi
innerbalt, Ser @ren5en Der Scr.
einigten Staaten einiperren Sc
Ser ertreme Nationalismus ,piirot
uEs abermals an Scr Seilnabme
iener Holitif binbern, oie aaein 5ll.
fiinftige ariege nerbiuoern fam /"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Qrduerndd,rid,t

Sn Salefn ltarb am y. Wtal llad
laneer idNperer &rnnfbeit I'M slltel
bon So Sabren 9ruoer
Wihaef Syleiider
lino nurbe iulter GROCER 8eteiliguna
Der @robauer 2anosleute, 6reunoen.
ecfannten uno Mitglieoern ser Sapei.
5e Is lmo 19 sur letten 8ube getra
gen. Ger Tahingeifieoene 1puroe in
@robau, Siebenbiirsen, seboren unr
er5ogen. Sm Sabre 1902 9panberte er
,tah Amerifa elm unb inn Sabre 1906
.eihte er 5rl. sfgneta Serbert eebiir.
tig aus llr,pegen Die Sanb gum Gbs
Cuno, Oem fiinf &inber entlprolien
BON benen ems Dem Iater i'm goot
porausgine. Ser Beritorbene bat eint
Relbe bon Sobren mebrere stemter mi
'sbren befleioet.
gs trauern um ben OobingeihieSe,
ren ieine tiefgebeugte @attin uni
&inoer, llmo piele Sreunoe.
Simon aaus, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Gbor nnb SnmpbpnD aonsert

peranitaltet BON Ser Oonnestoipr
auriliarp Yoli5ci, 1tnter 2eitl,ng Dor
@eore &aIdler finbet am 26. Ssimi
nbenos $3.50 ltbr itatt im Sadien
helm. Mae 0titelieoer m6een iid Sic.
len Ibenb reicrpieren uro nit ibrer
Ianilien uno 6relinoen iid beteiIigen
0as Erogramm ipiro in n1dJItel
Summer oicics 8lattes fclgen.
6eorg Oeppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Dos gbepaor Neiideberq NOR On,

Das ebepaur Miideberg NOR aui
Die eisbabn 9eeangen. Naf,oem &err
Miideberg oer @attin oie SdIitt.
'hube angeid)naat batte, ieufate (ie:
"Mf, &erbert, suo iino Die berrlihen
Seiten gebliebett, OILS man Dor lauter
Nni6nallen iiberbaupt nidt gum,
2nufen tum2"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
las Hifnif

Deg ,3ipeig 8 miro m q. Sum- abge
bclten. IS miro ,pieoer I'M Gogebrouf
Gsoobs sSoreit Neierpe iein. I'm bir
sn fommen cie Mutomobf1 fabren
Son Der Su,ifb SIDE bis sSorelt stpe.,
on Joreit slbe. apelt bis Clifton Aoe.,
an Clifton Npe. 9ortbipeit bis Central
Noro an Central bis gam Gingana
oes @ropes. Wit Bus fam man aud
bnfommen. Die pon Ger Horoieiie
fabren an Yeterion Beft bis Central
oann iiiolNb bis 5ur @rope.
Nitglie6er uno oeren ;Sreunoe iper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Ginucibnns bes @emeinbebanies bre
SpnternS 0emein6e.

Wlr beebren uns, llnieren @lau
pens- uno golfssenolien mit5uteilen
Bob mir burh @ottes 6iiriorse in oel
Sage tporen uns eiu @emeituoebaus
Gil 655 @id Ape. gu er,perben.
yelln ipollen mir es am Yfinglt.
Sonntag, ben 13. SUM, nah1nittags
3 ltbr, unierm binmliiten gater ,pei.
ben uno ieiner 8eltintnlung iibergeben
Nile Golfs- unb alaubensgenoiier
iinb aud auf oieiem @ege outs irol
elnselooen oieiem BeibesottesoielN1
6ei3ltipobnen.
SONS Senbel, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
3meis %.

Gs oiene aaen Mitalieoern CUR ee.
foaieen Nadridt, baB sic nddite re-
gelmabige Seriammlilng ltatt Sonn
tag, Sen 13. SUM-, Montag, ben ID
Sunni, 8 llbr abenos itattfinoet. snt
Mitglieoer !ueroen eebeten antpeienl
su Iein. Gas aaffeeierpieren fGut oil
Commemorate aus.
anna Shuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10

Feit perbunben nit gaiar amDonners.
tag, Den II. sunni, 9 llbr nahmittags,
bis s llbr abenos in sen unteren
Rdumen Ser Stride. slae MitgIieoer
lino berslih einaelaoen.
Mnf bite it alle Sftpeitern, ois
ettpas baben fir sen 8aiar, iie ioIlen
10 gut iein uno iollen es mitbringen.
Mnna 8en, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
ben eriuht ihr eiaenes Glien mitau.

|ben eriild)t ihr eieenes gHen mit3u
|brineen, fir @etrinfe miro geiorgt
ssm Gonlitee iinS folsenoe Shipe.
ltern: Sara @inoer, Wtaria ssriihn
Ssntbrina Sumter, Sara 8Ipbs, Npl,
Serbert, Gbitb Surtman, Oorotbg
&anfe. 4atbrina Norf. 8r. Sobr
Paier, Sobn Eaid,enot, @eore Oaid,.
.enot, Ififael 8inoer, Sobn @raef
Ntartin Sriibm. gringt eure 6reunot
nit, INN einen ihDnen SaJ ii" SSo;r
81 perleben.
Ganiel Salmen, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Der &irdJen Tramcn @erein Der
6pnterms Uemcin6e

bGlt feline nad)ite Serlamnlllng am
Sonntug, Sen 6. Snni, INN 2::3O llbi
rahmittags, po5u Die Sd)peltern alle
bersli6 eingelaOen iino.
Nab ser GeriamnIung peroen uns
Die folgenoen Sflpeitern be,pirten:
5r. Gfarrer 6ritid), S. 8iintber, u
6cnbel, u. Serbert, 6. 8oroon, e
&err, 8. 3olling, 81. aoning. 90
Waurer. 90. &otb, Shriftf.
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2(,as 6orY, ynSiatta
Ter 8ird)en Jranen Teretn ber
.epnferus @emeinbe

golt ieine monutlid)e Neriommluna
ourh Die Commemorate jeben brit-
ten 0pnnerstag i'm Monat ab Die
nadite Seriammh,ns finbef am Oon.
:lerstag, oen II. Suni, 2 llbr nad).
lnlttags i'm Sbulraum Der &irGp
itatt. aae Mitslieoer iino freunolidI
eriuht anipeienb 5u fein.
Ssm &omitee limo Die folaenoell
Shtpeltern: Cara 0aoio, Noia Starf
6elen Yeterien, grna &oppe, Bertbo
Steinbaus, glirieoa 2ibtermam.
Warie u. 8inoer, Shrifti.
2las Hetf,eileaS, IA.
Sranen @erein Der ct. Warfms
WemeimSe
|peranitaltet lein idbrlibes gr6beeren
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3ncia 45.

Slaen 9riioern oiene sur geidaieeu
'fohrid,t, onB-oie ndhIte regelndBige
&eriammluna an Sonntag, oen 13
Sllni, abgebulten miro. slue 9riioel
iino gebeten Su erid)einen.
,Sreo MelSer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Nad,rufl

Sun 5eritort bonn rStnrm uno 3eiten
Sino Die 8liiten n1einer 0rellSen.
Dod bersebens lit ser Slid
Den ou fomntIt nidt niebr aurii6.
Ger ein5ist 1roft Der uns nod bretbi
SITS Wie6erieben in Der Gtpigteit.
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Seize fir t945
,pciter rcihlih

@nibingtpn. gs itebt jebt ieit, baB
jeSer gmcrifnuer nllb i'm Sabre 1943
meiterbin iuuber rno reinlib bleibelt
tann benn ipappbl Die Healerllng
ais sic Seifen, ,Sobrifanten erflaren,
Sab geniigeno SEIZE porhanoen lei, llnt
in oieiem Sabre allen lpeientliden 3u.
pilbe0ari 5u oetfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
2(,ts Sarreu, pa.
3iuein 81.

gllen Witglieoern oiene sur ge.
fGlligen gtadridt, baB nGdite Ser.
Iammlllns am Sonntag, oen 20. Suni
itattfinoet.
Die Sdtueltern iino gebeten in ser
seriammlung antpeIeno 81 iein, bamit
.rir uniere @elf,dfte gut erleoiger
fonnen. Cara ssran5, Sefr.
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Oie traueSn0en binterbIiebenen
ainoer ,tno Satin
Msnetba Tleiid6er.
l,.s pcmi,estctpt,, Okie
3,ueie 80.

ltniere Geriammlune am 6. SUM
lit gut herlaufen. Neue Mitglieoel
nuroen al,fgenommen, 8r. Mart!n
9adner unb 8r. WaIter 2eaf.
Sns giider-H Hriifungsfontitee muir
sen ernantt 8r. Daniel Menning, Br.
Midael 8eooert unD gr. &arl Sal-
ser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Ams Salient, Okie


Mue 6roBauer bon Saleln uno TINT
rebung iperoen eriud)t Sonntae, oel,
13. sunni. 2 l(br nadmittogs, in Ser
Gereinsbale 81 erideinen lmn su be.
lIlieBen oh oieies sabr cine @rob-
ouer 3llammenfunft nbgebaIten lpers
oen 'oll. 0tarp Sogelbuber.
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2tpeia 9

bGlt feline monotlihe Gerlommluna
Sen II. SSuni an 1859 N. Miblano
Ape. ab. Die Ntitglieber lino erind,t
un oerlelben tell sunebmen.
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Won HERBERT II. LEHMAN



Verefhigten hat)
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

whit" she begged suddenly, you 7g keep clear of Joe,
won't your For my sake. Please! You that knife,
Whit -" Melissa crying.
Whit had no choice in the matter He couldn't have
kept back if he'd tried TO- and there in him queS-
ton and fear of the outcome. He only knew of her
presence "Ai'lssa, | love you" The words Of
themselves. Melissa tearfuy, nodded her head His
brought her to him. Up TO the instant his lips touched
NeSSas Whit knew where he
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
SHE HAD OTHER ASSETS

Dolly had other assets that
were strictly her own. She had a
small. slender but curvaceous body
dark blond hair big blue eyes, a
straight short nose. a mouth which
made men forget what they were
going 20 say 10 her and-practi-
cally unnoticed "a firm chin. She
rode well. swan well. played a
good game Of tennis and a better
one of badminton.
She danced like a feather anC
she fell in love. for no good rea-
son at all. with Jim Buck, a very
large physical specimen whose
faInily'S money was as plentiful
and whose blood was as blue as
her own.
Jim. Dolly confided 10 a few in
Inmates. was as handsome as a
Greek god. She had heard or read
that phrase somewhere and it
seemed 10 be exactly right when
applied TO him. lie did all the
things she did
He was a Harvard graduate and
living proof that education may
strike against an individual for II
years with no effects upon him
whatsoever.
He was the same casual, self
centered and arrogant soul when
he came home 10 San Francisco
after graduation that he had been
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
DOLLY \ 'SoCIALITE'

What Dolly Dump'e ever though,
about IL Is not known. II may be
that she never heard the state
ment And quite possible. Dolly
was not one 20 waste time in use
less reading
She read the society columns of
the San Francisco papers every
day on the pretty good chance
that her name or her picture
might appearin them. She peruSo7
Vogue and HarperS and such ior
hints on what not 20 buy when
she dropped into any couturier'S S
gyp joint 10 pick up a creation
That about covered her intel
lectual pursuits. Dolly was no
highbrow.
Dolly was what the newspaper
fraternity in Reno New. call "a
socialite.' She lived in Burln-
game which is a Swanky suburb of
San Francisco down on the pen
inSula Her home was marble
hovel of 30 or 40 roomS'With Serv-
ants enough 10 keep il running.
She had everything her little
heart desired. including SuitorS, be-
cause her father was a bank, or
that part of a bank who tells eX-
actly how the banks money is TO
be handled Her mother was an
other "socialite" whose family
predated 49 back in New Eng
land.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

Mr.. GOWAN, THE MINISTER, leaped forward
lNl when he Joe Felipe swing his scythe at Whit
Livingston lie knocked Joe's right down, but the
scyhe sliced the back of Whts legs, cutting the
leather breeches clean would and fetching Whit
TOO but not deeply-not deep enough for tendon.
Ensign Lord wasn't more than half Jump behind
Gowan, and when Joe reached for his knife Ensign hit
him Joe landed loosely, his head roied-and he stayed
there.
he men looked around then. They Melissa stand
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
PRETTINESS ENVIED

These Strutted about as super
annuated WAACs and WAVES in
tailored uniforms and glared az
young girls for being still youthful
and pretty and having a good time.
The moves of the war as they
were retailed 10 her by Jim had
all the interest of a football game
because that is the way he thought
of II. But Dolly, secretly, didn't
care for football, though she pref
tended she did.
Whenever Jim talked about it,
she nodded and said yes at the
proper times and looked at his
wavy hair and his strong shoulders
and wished he would shut up and
take her in his arms
Dolly realized for the first time
what war really was when Johnny
Sutherland, a brother Of a girl she
knew very we'll, was killed in the
SoiomonS.
1t shocked her. She just couldn't
believe it. She had known Johnny
almost as we'll as she knew his
sister. She couldn't get il into her
mind that a Jap bullet had taken
the life out of him
But when she did realize it, she
got mad. Not the jumping up-and-
down. crying mad. But the quiet
mad that made her think and put
sleepleSS circles around her eyes.
And. now that her mind was
open, she began hearing and see
ing lot of things that proved the
japanese and the Germans were
out 10 get us. not for any reason
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
HELPED PILE LUMBER

One day fate being what il IS.
she was assigned by the yard boss
10 help him pile the lumber. And
the moment she got the assign
ment she started through a dark
tunnel which she easily miStook
for a little corner of hell
Her partner rode her. He
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

head ringing much he didn't try TO figure
out how be there, He just let it GO When he
reached home, Whit dropped off sleep bearkn in
front of the fire.
AT daylight Whit got up and headed straight for the
meadow. He surprised Melissa standing there
She waited half smiling, while he collected himself
least enough to say "Mornin'"
Pas lookin for you" she informed him. lie sent me
down here t if you'd yet" This was almost
true anyhow he would have sent her if he'd been awake
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

ING there the finish, wangstanding stock STILL No
spoke Whit made his last swing, grounded his scyhc and
stood leaning it, His head bowed and he swayed
with his breathing
Whit looked up the girl. 81 guess" he said slowly,
'hat' take care of the mowin. III rake it tomorrow"
Yes she told him. no one hearing her only Whit if he
did. Whit put his scythe to his shoulder and looked
around for the place he must head forsaw itand off
for home Numb with exhaustion, he had gone than
mile before he discovered the cut or his legs. But his
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
HIS VIEWS ON WAR

Ills NifsN - ON W AN
Pearl Harbor was looked upon
by him as bad coaching SO was
Wake Island The Coral Sea was
nice break-through. Midway, too.
And the Solomon Islands was as
gratifying as the sudden success OF
"a daring forward pass.
Otherwise the war was nul-
Sance. IL threatened his move
mentS. il reached out for his tires
II saw 10 il that he didn't drive
over 35 miles an hour. II stopped
racing and the Rose Bowl game
and the Tournament OF Roses.
II got 10 be bore b G. a u $ q
everybody was always / a ] k n 6
about it all the time.
II he thought about il al all
Jim would have SAID that II should
be fought 20 a triumphant con-
cluSlon by young men drafted
from civil life tC; that very pun 10
pose. He wouldn't have included
himself except for the fact that
the government had done il for
him. lie was waiting as a repre-
sentative Of class Ia.
For some reason. having nothing
10 do with his personal health or
any requests for deferment. he
had not yet been called. But he
would be, and IL made life contin-
ing. You can't start anything if
you know you'll be snapped up
by the army before you can fin
ash II.
Dolly resented the war when
she thought about it at all. II
was going 10 take Jim away from
her. II cut down social activities
and il brought out from moth balls
a lot of old girls who had been
debutanteS in the teens and
twentieS' and had grandchildren.
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except that they hated and feared
us because we were country so
rich that people live like human
beings
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II hadn't thought
HER FIRST DAY HARD

The first day Dolly worked was
pretty awful. She had the right
clothes, all right. She had overallS
that hid the form that made men
turn and stare after her. She had
a double-decker lunch box with no
thrills and plenty of filling space.
And she had a cap which pro-
tected her blonde hair after a
fashion.
She was assigned to the ignoblC
task of fetching and carrying for
the men. She did il fairly well and
she got better and better as the
days passed.
But the work called into notice
muscles she never knew she had.
And when they announced them
selves. they were all sore. She was
50 sore al night she couldn't
sleep. She just lay in her bed and
cried into her pillow
The men were neither nice or
otherwise 10 her. They Just didn't
notice her. They were too busy at
their work 10 pay attention to the
individual who was running their
errandS. All except one. He was
a young man about her age. He
knew who and what she was be-
cause the story had appeared in
the papers.
And he resented her. fIc piled
lumber and ne called her al every
opportunity and sent her on
orrandS that meant lots Of distance
and work. And he was never
pleased
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
DOLLY WANTS TO AID

Then she began to cast about
for something 10 do that would
help. She didn't 60 In for any
female soldering. That was all
right, of course. But what she
wanted 10 do was something She
knew would help the armed forces
d irectly and something { h [
there would be no parade about
doing. She wanted 10 work for
her country.
She investigated all kinds of war
jobs, welding and stenography and
ferry plotting and such. But she
didn't believe herself fitted for
W | d ng and she didn't know
enough to do work in those other
classes. She finally took a job IN
a lumber yard.
OF course, her family raised the
roof and Jim grinned and said:
"YOu'll get over this foolish
ness after while. worked
at manual labor once. 1t Is not
only painful, but monOtonous.
IL isn't like sport. Playing
game, you can stop when YOU
want To. But not working. You
work certain number of hours
every day and If you don't do il,
they fire you"
Dolly Dimple looked at him.
81 know, jim" she said
sweetly.
They won't fire me. And Jim,
I've been thinking. Why are
you waiting TO be called by
your draft board? Why don't
you go 10 war YOURSELF"
IL am" he told her.
Strings are being pulled TO
get me into an officers training
camp. II Will take little time"
II know Dolly persisted,
wrinkling her nose.
But why do you have TO wait
TO be an officer? IL seems TO me
the army and navy need people
right now. That's why I'm going
to work"
IL don't know" Jim stared at
her.
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CONTINUED on Page SD
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Daily ShOrI SEOry
Dolly DimpIins
In CMARLES McGIIRk

KIPING ONCE that the eight nine before when ne
female 7f the species more his home for Groion
deadly than tho male. The immediate effects of the
tba. women are tougher than upon and Dolly
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apparent People said there were
none. Jim followed events in the
Pacific with the same interest he
follow q the Harvard team
through the football season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
MALE HELP WANTED
Al FoIIow-up Man

Mus, be experienced on Gus
tomet phone contacts and able
10 carry on correspondence
State experience and salary eX-
p6ctcd. Must be citizen and
available under W.P.S.P. Write
Box 1926, The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

CONVENT your aiIIc mo an I00'Wt-
dN1hJr SMalIvy. NtIkon 1870.
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