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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Oil Users Told
To Save Stubs

Houscholders Who USE fuel o.
Urae-Aalgea-taday- by-OPA 10
save their identity stubs which
VIII be- needed when next winters
ratIon> arc issued.
The stub is what's left when all
the individual coupons have beer
removed from the coupon sheet
II contains the code number Of the
householder ration. date Of iSSu.
ance and expiration, the amount OF
the ration and other information
LoCal ratlOninC boards VIII re-
qulrc the consumer 10 present the
stub when The l9f3-4i fuel oil "a
tons are distributed this summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
RumI Will Speak
In Detroit Monday

One Of the days most contro-
verSlai issues, the pay-as-you-go
income tax plan. viii be discussed
in Detroit Monday by It's foremost
champion, DR. BeardSley Ruml of
New York
The author of the Ruml plan
Will speak 20 the Economic Club
luncheon meeting IN the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Detroit NJ
Killed in Action
Photo by Times stan Photographic

The names Of two Detroit mer
were iuctuded today IT the latest
list Of casualties in the navy
coast guard and marine corps.
They are
Pfc James = -RackuS- marine
son Of litter J. BackuS, 1879 4
Larned. killed IN action.
Leo SzczeSniak, fireman. frs
class, coast guard, son of Mrs
Mary korenowSki, $3.50 Military
wounded.
The new list brings 10 "a SOS
the tota! naval casualties In this
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Arrest Opera for
Of War School

Arrested In Cincinnati after a
tvo-wcck hunt by police nd tho
FBI Richard Thornton. IS. former
Detroit welding school pro- )rIctor
was returned 10 Detroit 10 day Ia
face charges Of cmhczllemt mi for
allcGcdly Swindling an INST ructor
of S6660
Thornton Who operated rhc DC
iunct COOPERATIVE Trainn.. AS
Soc1ation, SiO3 Grand River was
.ned in ~ complaint maVie by
rtin Soldatak. 1926 CIR elner.
Who charged Thornton emb, ,zzlcd
q portion OF his pay purpor tedly
deducted for war bonds
The arrest came as, high light
IN police investigation of war
training schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Fingerprint Students
At Highland Park

Students AT Highland Park
High School were fingerprlnted to-
day by Mrs. Jean NJ. Felts. identi-
fication department chairman for
the AWNS.
Thus far Mrs. FcltS and her 81
AVIS assistants have finger
printed 24OO Detroit school chill
dren. The finGerprintS are sent 10
Washington for filing and will be
used for Identification purposes
after an AIR raid or related catas-
trODhe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Three Hold Up Tdxis,
Caught Robbing Sd

Three 20-year-old men who held
up Two taxi drivers were arrested
while robbing 4 third today.
They are Clarence Burnett of
21O4 r. Lafayette Harold Duncan
ct 1850 Fleming and Hiram Tur-
ner OF 3lO6 Macomb Police said
me men armed with = pistol. OBJ
tanned SIS each from their two
victims
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
ANOTHER GOLD STAR

IN Building TWO. Mrs. Grace
Romano of 7Z60 Studebaker. Van
Dyke. climbed onto The platform
and embraced Mrs. Sullivan.
Mrs Romano TOO Is 4 gold star
4Hether bat her long working
record at the Hudson plant Is not
even MARRIED by An absence on the
day she was notified Of her son S
death IN New Guinea
The sullivan family Will visit
II additional plants TINS week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Japs Burma Bases Bombed

NEW DELHI March 3 INS)
British bombcrS attacked a mill
tary camp and Japanese positions
at Akyab, LaungchaunC, kala-
chaunC Sumho and MaCwe in
Burma nilictng heavy damage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
DON'T GET BOOKS

Eve encountered some maids
who refuse TO apply for ration
books" the employment mana
ger said. II have had 10 explain
10 them that every resident il
obliged ny law TO obtain a ra-
ton book"
No ration book no Job" is the
attitude Of most houSeholdcrS IN
hiring a maid, however
All employment placement agcn-
cleS report cases of servants being
refused work because they would
not yield their ration coupons
Most Of the maids will hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Chinese Smash Jap Ship

CHI Nt1kfNG March % % ttt,Pt
The Central ncwS agency SAID
today that Il Chinese shore bat
tory >hollcd and badly damaged a
light draught japanese warship
of the kwanGtung coast IN a gun
duel March :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

- Incidentally. 10 ~ the ~
treSscS in "CrS r 'aNoc" are
- Dung. and they com g from all
sorts Of places. IaCqueline
SuSann lher real natu j. the
daughter Of Robert SuSann. n
portrait painter in Pin iladelphia
She reached the stag nv way
~ being an Earl Ca roll girl.
Pax Walker il Eng liSh. and
came over on the Athen ia. (She's
named Pan because she was
horn the daN the Versailles
Treaty was Signcd)
Margaret Phillips 10, u n
Welsh girl who came To America
on visit in 1899, and got stuck
here when war broke out. and
her friend. Bridget Han l., was IN
EdgertOn, Mo. farm ! ;irl who
ran away and got "A job in
burleSque at the age Of Is. Her
full name II Margaret Bridget
Hart, and you've hcarC Of her
as Margic Hart She gave up
$1,000 n week in burles que he
cause she always wante Il 10 be
dramatic actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

fame on the
stage
+ hey sui
do only they
traipSe differ
emily In fact.
I h @ SIN a + I
ones q o n {
tralpSc
They used
TO hecklc pro-
d u c rs. or
they " o n 7
in 10 Naude-
Vile a n ri
worked up
Or they tried
out as extras
when so m q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Con Men Work in Gard, ,ns

CHICAGO. March p INS D.
Tho Chicago police departR ent
and racket court were engaged I in
war Of their own today putt ING
men and panhandlers TO work in
victory gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Servants FaffeninS
On ErllpIOyerSRa
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

over some OF their tickets when
the grocery order arrives, hut
won't give their books 10 their
employers, an agency chief
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
JAek Pickering
Here
and
| Now

! IIrw 10 Become an Actress;
Euary since the So-called
eman clpatlon of women, and
proba bly, before that, girls have
gone traipSing off in search of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
LIMIT TO PRICE

The Board Of Education.
Oakman SAID - limited 10 S3.ii
2 hundred pounds for potatoes,
-ittit the -H~tfal sources Of supply
have none Ia sell al that price.
NJ the same time, there are
ample supplies ~ various prices
thFeHe hettt the city, bat Al prices
80 and even 30 per cent above
this price.
The WAY vendors get around
price ceilings with potatoes, for
example, il To list them for sale
A. seed potatoes. There il no
ceiling on seed potatoes. the cell
mr. only applying I'm those potH-
-tee- used fof-f e6d-iE aH- the
seed POTATOES being bought i'm
Detroit were ever planted. they
would cover The whole state or
Michigan
Edward hhii-EauC- zCCrcrarV aur
business manager of the Board Of
Education SAID mai school buyers
v no canvaSSed the terminal mar
Net yesterday were again unSuC-
ae--ft4i4A IA finding sufficient pro
98rc 10 keep tho lunch rooms func-
iOnirg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Il love you, do you hear' she said laughing cheerfuy
SPangler sighed I've been dinner twice in my
life" he said. Il bored both times. You people are
different. You're wonderful-but different. Not you
you're fascinating" He stopped. You're spoiled It's
wonderful"
You'll like Mother and Father, too Diana said. "My
fathers grandfather day laborer We're different
from anyone ese-reaByl We're dresng-just evening
clothes"
What do you mean-evening clothes;' SPangler said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
90 TO WASHINGTON

Lane and Lawson Nllc, d.Ic1.
tor Of the school lunch program
plan 70 leave tomorrow night FOR
Washington. where MAYOR Jcffuos
expected 10 arrange for them
70 meet with OPA Administrator
Brown 10 Ask q s0lgIOu
"OPA has now ruled" Lane
SAID that potatoes sold for
seed must be- used a. such We
can only hope that this will
have some effect"
G. Pat Quinn president ~ the
Wayne County CIO council sent
kilograms 20 OpA Administrator
Brown and Mayor Jcfric, On
Washington ,trc,>nc the urgency
Of Immediate action 10 save the
hot lunch program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Black Market
PeriIs Schools
Lunch Program

City Controller Oakman's today
charged black market m veee-
tables was threatening 10 disrupt
the Board of Education hot lunch
programs for more than 5000
school children.
According 10 Oakman potatoes.
cabbage. spinach oranges and
other produce which ordinarily
Is bought by the school system, is
ncinC diverted 10 other markets
az far higher price, than the
2chanlA are pcmlt1cd 10 paA-under
OPA price ceilings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Thousands
Welcome
SuIIiVanS

Tired after shaking hands with
hundreds Of war workers stirred
by their first appearance. the
Sullivan family OF Waterloo Ia.
resumed us speaking tour through
DctroltS wal factories today.
Until last November the Sulli-
vans numbered eight Then the
cruiser Juneau was sunk at
Guadalcanal and five Sullivan
brothers. who had joined the navy
together and requested 10 be on
the same ship were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
PRESENTS PROBLEM

With more and more foods IA.
toned and domestic help beCom.
ing daily ScaTCer. the situation
presents a problem.
IF an employe gets u or
more meals week in the home
where he is employed. he will
surrender his ration tickets To
his employer" the OPA regula-<
ton provides.
Just try and tell a maid this"
sighed an employer Of two serv-
ants. "She'd quit and l don't
know where I'd find another"
Many Of the servants who are
holding fast TO their ration COu-
pons are married or otherwise
have families 10 whom they wish
TO hand over their ration tabs. one
domestic employment head eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
WiNkiie Choice
Of Consumers,
Clio as Arbiter

The Consumers Power Co. and
The Utility Workers Organizing
Committee Go, today awaited
word from Wendell Willkie as to
whether he will agree TO act as
arbitrator in their dispute.
Wilkes name was proposed by
the union and accepted by the
company
The selection of the 1910 Repub-
.lican presidential nominee and one
time president of the Common
wealth and Southern Co. which
controls Consumers, came as a dis
.tmct surprise 10 the War Labor
Board.
STRIKE ANERTED
II was WLB directive last
Friday night which averted
strike among the more than 800
Consumers employees which would
have crippled hundreds of Michi-
gan war Industries. The directive
Iordered the two parties TO name
an arbitrator within three days or
accept one selected by the board.
Wilkes choice Frustrated"
Richard Harris. WLB conciliator.
But" he added, when get
my breath and regain my COM
posture may have some COM
ment to make"
Ehe dispute FeVeipes- around the
unions contention that the COM
panY should deduct union dues
from the pay check of every en-
pIoye. The company contends dues
can be deducted only when the
agrees.
Prior 10 Wilkes selection, the
company had rejected five names
submitted by the union and the
Union diSapprored- of three men
suggested by the company.
HOW UNION FEELS
THE union feels its case Is so
Just that IL is willing to accept
the final judgment of the for
mer president of the company"
SAID Ernest Goodman, Detroit
attorney for the UWOC.
Late yesterday. Harold ].
Stradb, national chairman Of the
CWOC, and Herman Chadwick.
president Of the Michigan UWOC
Joint council, sent a telegram to
NJ. w. Arthur, company vice presi-
dent in Jackson.
I'VE hereby submit the name
Of Wendell l.. Willkie as Impair
tial arbitrator" the wire said in
part.
Later. Donald MCGOWAN, public
relations director for the company,
said Arthur agreed TO the choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

XXTHlLE HOMER WAS struggling through his
w speech on the human nose Mr. Spanglcr was in the
telegraph Office patiently explaining Ulysses Macauley
ana Augge Goleo' the ne~S6oy' thar Auggie was too
speaking TO behold young woman named Diana Steed
gaopng into the Office Outside the chauffeur driven
automobile which had brought her. In special somewhat
artificial vet wonderful and attractive voice she erred out
to SPangler oh there YOU darling" She charged
upon hm with sweet fury of affection, threw her arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

The OPA has a regulation
against ~ bgi many Detroit serp-
ants are taking advantage of their
day
Employers are finding their do
meSticS are dcmurring and in
some Instances. refusing 10 turn
over their food ration tickets
Furthermore. one householder
complains. they top off their three
meals daily by serving Themselves
second cups of tea or coffee when
ever possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
THREE VISIT DETROIT

The surviving three. Nh. and
Mrs Thomas Sullivan, father and
mother. and daughter GeneVieVc,
are m DCtrOlt on COaSt-tO-COaSt
speaking tour for the navyS IN
duSlrlal incentive division.
Yesterday they spoke 10 several
thousand workers at the Hudson
naval ordnance plant Solemn and
mSmllng aS though they had
eteelcd themselves against emotion
a. their great loss the father and
mother each bIuugh, their mes
sage
MY boys always said, keep
your chin up" said Mrs Sulh-
van That's what I'm doing.
And 1 want 10 tell all mothers To
keep their Chins up"
produce more and more"
the father told the workers.
III We had had more ships i'm
that battle. my boys and the
Juneau would still be aflOat to-
daN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

THE Neigh borh0od Playhouse
was started IL, the 1925. when
they used To give high-falutin'
plays at the & rand street Play
house.
successful actresses, / X
-Aline McMahn and Aera Allen
either work fol nothing or do IL
80 cheaply tht I its ridiculous.
The beginn ers learn from
Them and get parts from time
10 time in the plays, and pro-
feSSional people are invited Ia
look AZ the YOU ng~terS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Now, at the ri pc age 81 old
enough-to-Vnte. MarN already
has refused iob In the movies
They wanted her for The Girl
from Stalingrad. hut she pre-
ferred CRY Hav ~ N-G-M
wants her for the film version
OF this PLAY. thou IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

stock company was playing at
The loca opry house.
rs III Terent now. There il
n pattern thaLthe smart young
miss inlL MS lndaN- llShe Wants
L. 20 on the stage
All thi = comes mp because
another detroit girl, who went
In seek n or fortune i'm the hig
city. i Is 1ming back home in
the play ''CFy Havoc.
She's M-trt Herriot- High
land Park. Her father was An
Inspector act the Gar Wood plant
and Mary did some amateur
theatricalS AT Highland Park
High School and Junior College.
When SIR was Sstc-Weft
10 New Yor * and enrolled IN "A
thcatrlcal So hool Some Of these
schools are good and some Of
them arc haloncy Hers was
tho NcighbeT hood PlaNhn4Ac--
n -Ae-aIn- 4dehted- in-LALella
y al-Mery ~ VANCE woman for
Mary's play. fef the following
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Mary as natter ~ fact
4 tnt cct her b'reak 'hcto be-
ttl>C Iof IdUDtV U70VTT ~ t61T-
fornla She lcft New York and
studied under Mara Ouspcr-
StaSa Ou tho q laSt She aU-
po7rcd IN THE Octopus md
ono or TWO ciht rs and talent
scouts saw rrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

I'm wearing The clothes | day and evening both
Then tie darling the young woman said
4 don't like ues, SPanger said. q feel all right without
a nc. | feel fine"
Then 1rh5opt tie, darling the young woman said
She glanced at her watch and moved toward him for
farewell kiss bat he vsrded her of gently and she left the
Office, NOT all unhappy
Willie Grogan finished yping a telegram. Sp5neler
turned to him. Willie, he SAID Il m going for drink
Continued tomorrow
ok-ofthe-Mouth Club. Inc.
IN Comedy" Scrapbooks, Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

clock on Ward Bcechcr's parlor
table l took my eyes off il quickly,
lest ne tell me again about how he
won II az the fireman'S conven-
ton.
"WcIl. Ward" I said, jumping
desperately INTO a gap IN the
conversation, I've enjoyed talk
ing To YOU about my life In the
army, hut ! have Ia get along
uptown again. I've got"
sure thing fellow" said the
man of letters: Iii certainly il
interesting 10 hear from sol
dier i'm this army. could listen
Ia YOU for hours"
Hey, Hargrove," he yelled as
7 started up the street. "neXt
time YOU come. remind me Ia
tell Won about my job a. pilot
i'm the old war"
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Shocks His Audience

The one-girl audience was
shocked Her expression as she
looked al Zuber. was one OF
anxiety and doubt.
Clarkin began again. "And the
terrible fight he had that time
ooOf" McGlauhin gave him a
hearty dig in the ribs To make
sure that il had registered and
created sufficient horrible curl
oSity in the feminine mind, he re-
peated it.
Pvt Zuber. gultlcss but help
less, dropped his shoulders further
As the terrible ride continued.
Here's the Service Club. dear"
he finally said "Shall we go in
and have something to drink q"
He gave the three of us a patheti-
cally beSeeching glance
"They don't sell lemon eX-
tract i'm there. Zuber," | SuC-
geSted. Clarkin. McGlaufin and
/ exchanged looks that purpoSed
TO show a hidden knowledge of
another terrible paragraph in
the collapse of the soul of Ben
jamin Zuber.
We sat al table in the Serv-
ice Club drinking the sodaS our
victim bought for US. Clarkin
looked long at his glass of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
No Dances al Home

Nou sure are a pleasant sur
prise, ma am" Clarkin prattlcd
on 10 the pretty GIRL in the front
seat. Fancy Ben Zuber even
knowing anybody like You. You
should see the homely looking
things he brings 10 the dances
here"
She smiled a polite thank-yOu
at Clarkln and glanced sharply al
Zuber. 81 never could even get
him to-the dances -home."1She
said. "He wouldn't even look nj
the girls at all. Would you. dear %
mo, ma'am." Groaned the
martyred Zuber, who spent al
most all his evening hours writ
Ing letters 10 Rochester.
Just to look at Ben" said
McGlauflin, you'd never think
such n understanding boy could
raise 80 much devil. 1T con-
stantly amazes me-"
Pvt. Zuber's girl friends smile
was not so spontaneous this time,
and there was a haleful CLEAN in
her glance al poor Benjamin.
What have you been doing dear 80
she asked with terrible gentlenesS.
Pvt McGlauflin went on glibly.
TELL her about the time YOU got
tight in Fayetteville and tried TO
take the policeman's hat away
from him, Ben"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Dearborn Mayor Picks
Historical Commission

The Dearborn historical commits
sion abolished with the scrapping
of the city'S old charter. was back
in operation today. with seven new
members appointed by Mayor
OrVllle l.. Hubbard.
RcorganlZcd under a ncW- con-
StltutlOn, the commission is COM
posed OF Floyd l. lIaight. Robert
Larson, John r. Smith. Mrs. Nina
Ives, DR.. Maurice Ramsey. James
Edwards and Mrs. Marguerite
Whelpley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
But Gets No Reply

First payday I had went
out and bought myself pack of
cigarctS and lay awake almost
all night smoking them. Best
cigaretS ever tasted. By the
way. hoN'S the food Mt Fort
Bragg"
II find il very"
"Over i'm France we used to
take our drinking water and
swap IL To the French for wine.
II was a t0Ssup which tasted
worse--Our water or their wine.
All. them was the days. Like
your uniform? ."
II think it's very"
Nothing like the ones we
wore. There we were. i'm the hot
test part Of the summer. with
these WOODEN DDS, Russian
high collars, wrap-arOund leg
gins. and all the works. How do
You like my costume ."
"Nell, rOnfidentiaIlV-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
A Good Radiance

THE sight of water" he re-
marked reminds me of what
the sergeant was telling Ben
last week about daily bathing"
McGlauflin took pity on tho IN
noCent Zuber. who was dying fol
q cause he knew not. We'll hav,
Ia he going. We have things Ia dc
and imagine YOU two young
people want 10 enjoy each Others
company"
yes" said Zubcrs fiancee
slowly Ben and ! have so
much 10 talk about" Pvt. Zu-
her .shuddered and ms shoulders
slumped tragically.
we certainly have enioyed
the afternoon" crOWed Clarkin.
Lovely time
The three Of uS-Clarkin. Nc
Glaufiin and went whiSflinC
down the street little caring what
the morrow might bring To finish
the afternoon. we ~hort--hcetcC
five hunks In the next barracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Tries to Get a Word

let me tell You about the
trip over" 1 SAID. we LETT
the"
We started crap game ON
the train" said Threat land I
had to wire home for money be-
tore got to Rock Hill. Have
you had n payday vet ."
Wei have one" ] started.
con that ocean VOYAGE he
broke in, II went for IL days
without cigaret. l followed
one man all around the boat
waiting for him To throw away
butt. Instead of throwing il
on the deck, where | could have
SCOoped II. ne flung il over the
rail. j followed another and Just
when thought he'd he ready 10
throw il away. ! asked him for
the butt The SOn-Ot-a-gun told
me nc had three different kinds
ot ColdS-and he throw his
cigarct over the side. He didn't
have another, he said.
Did tell YOU about our
first day AZ Fort Bragg >"
asked him.
we landed az BrcSt." he said.
"and We had ia walk M one of
the longest derncd hills I've
ever seen before we could drop
our SuitCaSeS. The FrenChmen
Swarmed around us, selling
everything from Steamer trunks
10 fine-toOthed combs. Twenty of
Ills boys pooled our pocket money
10 buy pack of cigaretS for
30 cents. What are You going to
spend your fisrf pay on ."
ooh 4 SunnnSa M"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Knudsen Proposes
Pooling Of Labor

CLEVELAND. April 8 CUP)-~-
There is ito much worrying" about
the manpoWcr situation in Ameri-
can war plants. 1t. Gen. knudsen,
production chief of the war depart
mcnt, said last night.
knudSenre on a tour Of Cleveland
war industry, said he believed that
a system of pooling labor resources
would solve the problem,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
CHAPTER NNIU

ONE OF the first people !
looked Up when went to Char.
lotto on leave was WARD Bocctcr
Ihrcat' VINO write, column OF
SORTS for tho Saturday edition OF
the Charlotte NcW>
We'll. Hargrove.' hegar The
postcard philosopher. "hoU'> the
army agreeing with YOU I've
been aching 10 find out what
you've been doing This was
subtle slam ~ my column.
Well. all things considered"
J began
Nothing like the army" said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Untold Army Story

This field cap amt the one
they issued TO me. lost that
one and had to help myself TO
this one. wouldn't tell YOU
where ! got IL. used Ia get
into more participating work
for not getting this collar fixed
right, too. Looks right diStin-
guished, doesn't ito"
lnnknd AT the nnndnrniSfif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
See Here, Private Hargrove
BY MARION HARGROVE

Ward EccChcr. II wouldn't take
million dollars for the time I
spent i'm II. \ohOdy'd offer me a.
million anyway. Have YOU got
a rating Vet ."
w ell / began again.
lord. did I have my ups
and downs cot all the way up
~ sergeant three times and was
busted three time>-ior the good
OF The ser, ice" He paused 10
hEhf another CJ-arct and !
in.-.I- .-Ll IN nnnrLnr