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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
By George E.
Sokolsky

who specialized in this branch
of medicine - Baruch asked a
commission headed by DR.. Ray
Lyman Wilbur. TO advise him.
They did and he paid over the
money on the basis of their re-
port.
There is no sounder income
tax loss than charity. For it
is a total gain. The great
colleges of this country have
suffered financial depredations
during this war and are in
danger of becoming state insti-
tutiens which would be ma
tional calamity of the first
order.
Copyright. ie44, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
On the
Side

considerable equally corny kid
ding from male clients, poor girl.
When day is done. how about
the restaurant hostess?
Does she continue 10 smile.
Aatter, etc? l couldn't say.
l am not familiar with the
private life of any restaurant
hostess.
But II she spent her spare
hours looking grouchy, swapping
al people and turning a deaf car
10 corny humor l wouldn't
blame her.
lust heard a record program
- with Bing Crosby and Frank
Sinatra records played alter
nately.
liked this program better
than the regular programs OF
Bing and Frank. which are
handicapped by too much corny
conversation.
Mrs. Frances Towish, a Chi
cagoan. at the age of AZ gave
birth 10 her thirteenth child.
Am also informed when one OF
her other children was born
Mrs. Towich got up three hours
after the blessed event. did all
her housekeeping, and cooked
the family dinner. Clever people,
those Chicagoans.
II guess I am the country's
greatest Deanns Durbin fam"
writes James Oswald of Chicago.
II have seen all of Deanna's Is
features; most of them three
times. 1 saw one IL times"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Quick Answers

approximately Z hours.
peanuts and potatoes.
ST and S.
4-Legalized "easy death"-for
victims of incurable diseases.
5-Anatole France.
6-Leonardo da Vinci.
Copyright, 1914, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Answer To Question No. 3

AhsWer 10 QUESTION No. 3
Far better on the average.
People generally have the oppo-
site notion because they note
the few geniuses and leaders
who have been immoral My
friend the late Frederick Adams
Woods, biologist. showed, over
a period of 1000 years, the truly
great members Of the royal
families of Europe were highly
moral. genuinely noble persons.
The better the brains the better
the morals IS the rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Connolly Answers

1-(b); Pal: SO; 4-(b);
SCI; 6-(a) Messiah,
(b) he was deaf, (c) "Lohen-
grin" cd From Green
lands icy mountains" (e)
prodigy at five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
4 man on nothing
IA so wcH betrayed
As bB his manners.
-EAn1and Snenser.

(Juvenal asked: DO you eX-
pect a mother 30 teach her chill
dren manners which differ from
her own? ." "A remark worth care
ful consideration. Bad hammered
children usually have bad man
neTed mothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

WASHINGTON, May 2-T'he
w man who should rightly be
the most harassed fellow in,
Washington isn't. He is cool
and collected az at times. He
can sometimes sit for 10 minutes
at stretch without wanting 20
jump out a window.
This impertursble gentleman
is Capt. Leland p. Loveite, the
navy's chief Of public relations.
And. no matter how much he
gets praised. / don't think it's
enough.
He has the hottest job in the
capltal--but the navy IS about
TO give him q rest. In order
10 relax his nerves. he Is 10
be sent out to the fighting
zone as a skipper OF a battle
ship. Moreover. be has been
threatened that. unless he is
very careful. they are going 90
make him a rear admiral.
This job really has done
wonders for me-" he said. Il
don't think anything can ever
make me nervous again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
DEAR Boss

EDITORS NOTE - This is
from one Of the 81 who Wsnt
into service from the Times sdi-
torial department. The writer'
Iu Sgt. tohn n. O'Brien, re-
porter who uas IN Italy at the
tune OF u'riting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
SUCCESS IN MARRIAGE

Are YOU good risk a. a Marriage
partner?
Can you be happy with the part
ner Of your cholce7
WHAT are the signs that forsfeu
the success Of any marriage
Two Of Americas outstanding Soci-
oiOgists spent years searching out this
vital Information ana now DR. Wig
gam has secured II for YOU. with 10
you can score yourself ami your
partner on the important factors %
marriage success
This hooklet Will ~ sent AZ cost
Toe and a stamped t3cD self addressed
envelope ADDRESS ,nF WiEEaul.
LET 9 EXPLORE YOUR NSD, co
this neNEpaper.
cangn.a-. Isaa John 2. pm. @.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
DEAR BOSS

DEAR BOSS
WE HAVE had Madeleine
w Carroll with US for three
weeks or so. and, what with the
ItaliaF, spring, tots Of various
men and women in uniform,
patients wandering the area in
medical department bathrobes.
jeeps and trucks moving about,
II looked exactly like a Warner
Brothers set for Angel Of
Mercy" or With F lore ice
Nightingale in Deepest Italy"
Miss Carroll. naturally, was
the female lead and played
the part up 10 the hilt. She
wore the official Red Cross
frock. usually accompanied by
brilliant red coat worn over the
shoulders as a cape. / am not
on sure footing here. so don't
ask me whether IL was cut on
the bias guess II was wool.
She wore preWar silk stockings.
My footing is pretty sure about
-trrTt.
She definitely worked too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
PROGRESSED FOODS

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue As through o-s--VaHi in,
definitely
MEATS, CHEESE, FATS
Red As through Q-s-Vslid\ indefi.
nitelv.
(R-s through Is and As through
-I.5=is- StAf11s--vard fof-e-TgCt
purchases from farugfsD
All fats, except butter and maFHa-
rine. ration free indefinitely
one IN salvage fat. good for cents
and two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamps 30 and 81. Book No 50
lbs each. valid indefinitely
stamp 90. No 4 Rook Toe for
canning through Feb - 1883
spare stamp 81. No. q Book Valid
for maximum - 20 he. for cam
ninE Apply local board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Answer to Question No. 1

The preachers son. lie is
about > times as likely 10 sue
coed in science, art, medicine.
business, engineering, etc, than
the sons of any other group Of
fathers except missionaries. The
sons of missionaries Guido even
the sons of home ministers. as
shown by Ellsworth Hunting
ton, Yale Scientist, in his build
ers OF America" Huntington
thinks this is partly due 10 the
exceptional environment of a
missionary's home. Further, the
churches require the wife Of a
missionary TO be of high
type-physically as well as men
tally.
Answer to Question No. 2
Not at all. Very often the per-
son who has the best and bright
est thoughts is the one who is
most tongue-tied in company.
He is usually an introyert. His
confusion is due entirely 20 fear
and baShfulneSs. How 10 con-
verse well. even though you are
bashful, can easily be learned IN
a little booklet prepared by our
readers by Milton Wright. au-
tAority. on The Art of Con-
verSation." Sent at cost, 10c
plus stamped (3c) self-addressed
envelope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
CUTIES

GASOLINE
A Coupon Il--3 gals, valid through
June 81.
B-2 and ca Coupons-5 gals. each.
B-3 and ca Coupons gals each
claw requires state name and license
mum her be written on every coupon
when received
FUEI-Affl
Period Z and Period Sa-Vahd Through
Aug. 81.
TIoTOR
No. s-Vaud through May 81
SHOPS
Alrpisne stamps I and Valid in-
definitely.
TIRE INSPECTIONS
Necessary tor trucks only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Pisgdh Lodge
Seeks $4,000

Pisgah Lodge of B'nai Birth
today launched a $4,000 drive for
war service activity funds after a
meeting last night in the Jewish
Community Center.
Guest speaker Robert Lurie oi
Washington, d. C.. national Bnai
Birth director of war services.
told the Detroit chapter of free
nonSectarian Seryicemen's hotel
recently opened by the Los An
geleS chapter. Guests are provided
with rooms, meals. cigarets and
all services by B'nai Birth volun-
teer help.
1aMSnr--Pixtrah- ErdGr-rI-,4I4s,
services chairman, moved that the
Detroit chapter investigate posSi-
hilities of equipping and main
tanning a similar hotel for Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
No Cigarefs. AufOiSt
Lays EndOinS 10 Pipe

The ciearet Shortage was
blamed today by Ralph J. Ian
man, II. of 1877 Cicotte. Allen
Park, for his appearance in court
on a charge of reckless driving
following an accident on Nov. y
on South Oakwood near Saunders.
Lanman told Traffic Judge
Rolin d. Shull that he took 10
smoking a pipe since clgaretS be-
came scarce and that while ne was
trying 90 empty the pipe on the
window ledge he lost control OF
hiS=c car and struck a pole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Kalamazoo Casualties

KALAMAZOO, Dec. l4-Pfc.
Douglas w. PasSard and Sgt
Maurice w. Litter have been
killed in action, and Sgt. Robert
Kooi is missing. relatives here
were informed today. Passard
died in the South Pacific area and
Litter was killed in France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
SHORTAGE CRITICAL

fnUrc Is SrIi1 critical need Tor
everdl thousand additional men
IN the Detroit area. 1t was pointed
out by Edward l. Cu>hman
VINO Michigan director.
To speed the Shunung OF work
ers who may be released into
D. other defense plants. a representa-
I'VE Of The USES VII he on hand
20 question workers and advise
hem, II was said.
GUN SCHEDULES CUT
Machine gun production sched-
uleS at kelScy-HayeS have been
cut in January and February. 1T
was revealed yesterday al a meet
ing in the company's office. Pres
crt-were- representative eE-the
Army Ordnance District. the
WPB. the VINO, the USES and
the Army Service Forces.
Factories IN SIX other centerS
producing the 50-caliber machine
guns we've also affected by the
change. II was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

Judge Shull gave Lehman a
suspended sentence and told him
to master pipe smoking before
driving again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
OUCH!
M Y LEG
Stiff, sore muscles eased fast
with powerful OMEGA OIL

oueh--at every step Look-don't stand
that muscular pain all day without try
ing Omega Oil That's what it's made
for. Rubs right into the akin. And goes
70 work fast TO give blessed relief. Eases
and soothes and comforts muscular
pains fast. Extra strong. but won't
burn. Good old Omega Oil-only 35t
al all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
"And I've never had lesson
at Arthur Murray's!"

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
Gun Output
Ends Feb. q

Because production Of machine
guns Is ahead of schedule msnu-
tacturc of these weapons I'M thC
plant Of the kelSey-liayeS Wheel
Co al Plymouth, viii be- stopped
Feb. IS, the war department am
nounced To-Day
The $500 workers released AS
a result OF the move are expected
te=bs absorbed by 6tiftf= tifviSiuuv
Of the company and by other
defense plants, according 10 the
VINO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15
l.. 10
Plus 200 Federal Tax

Plus 20Vo Federal Tax
smart black leather with pink fabric lining!
Contains polish. remover cuticle remover, emory
=hoard7=o+aage=st ieks=sFd=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

Cleaning, sophisticated LUCITE-in appeal
ngly feminine style. Round doublesided mirror,
mirror backed brush, comb A gift she'll cherish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-15

A luxuriously fragrant
sachet soap. Keep a bar
with your undertakings, TO
scent them! 4 bars Loo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

&on3il bon 4onitan3 Der pdpItliden
8ur6e entia9te, INN feline beioen sc.
genpaflte 81 Dem gleiden Sdritt 3u
Oeranloiien, 10 oos groBe obeno1Gn.
oiide 5dism n3u beIeitigen un0 ben
8eg fir oie @inigung Ser Stride frei
81 MAIDEN. 8or ibm bat 1894 g.
lcItin Der Sitnite Die Eiara freimiIlig
nie6ergele9t. @r por Dor 1iener gr
bebung Sabr5ebnte lang ginIieOlcr,
bate iid nur ifwer 0o5u oerItonoen,
Die 8abl an3unebmen uno lit iebr
unter leinem boben @nte. Seoerer bat
bieie 8egebenbeit in Der 1honen gr=
5ablung >,@ebt mir meine 8il0niS
mieoer" bebanoelt.
9ie gering1te 3abI Ser Bontifitate
meiit, obgeieben bonn erIten 6riltliben
Sobrbunoert nit leinen flint Bdp1ten,
oaS 19. Sabrbunoert ouf, Oas oie un=
erbort nieoere 3abl bon nur ledS
BGplten bat.
Son SEQ Dem Drei5ebnten glaubte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

Der Siinfte (996-999), elm 1rente1
Safer Sttos oes @roBen, Der NIT 25
Sabren erboben tpuroe, Inn fir Oas
oanals fbmer beordngte HopIttum
Before 3eiten berauf5ufiibren, Ibon
nod orei Sabren oem moroeriiden
&lima. Ser iiing1te Hoplt mur pobl
ser unreife unO ieines glmtes un>piir-
o1ge Singing Oftooion, Ser i'm 8e-
1tt ser ueltliden Modt in Som feline
@rbebung nit II Sabren ourblette
un0 1t9 SobonneS ser 3p0lite nonn-
te; er tarb nod nod nidt 5ebniGb=
riger Hegierung 964.
Ser Boplt, Ser no6 8etrus am
longIten Sirt Ser SCRIBE Gbri1ti 1par,
lit Bius ser geel1nte, unter oefen He-
gierung Ser &irhenltaot Oerloren ging,
ober ou9 oos 0ogma bon ser pGp1t=
liben l1nfeblbarteit bertiinoet tp1roe
@r bat bonn Suni 1916 Bis 6ebruar
1878, alio falt 80 Sabre, oie &irde
gbrilti regiert. GS folgt an 9auer
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YiuS' DeS Neuntem
Tabrt ma@ @aeta
Na6 ben Seridten Der 8rafin b. Spn1
(S6lub)

Nad) ben Ser1d)ten Der 0r1ftn b. Spmr
(S9luB)
Bius tpar ollo gerettet. Modte er
forton ou6 bon Ben 8ealnten ooer
bon oen1 Golfe erfannt tperoen: ben
Sdnoen ser romilben So6berrdter
uno Weu6elm0r0er mar er glitdli6
entronnen. ....
9ie 3oubi litotion in Sonoi, Der er-
iten neapolitaniiden 5tation, ging Of
ne ltnannebmlidteiten Dor it6. Sins
ter Sonoi begegneten Sem boben
Slii6tlinge &oroinal 9lntonelli uno
ser ipaniide @eianotldaftsiefretar
s(rnao> sic 5ur Eriifung Ser Cider
beit oes Beges insgebeim einen Sag
borausgereilt tparen. Wfan fubr gu
Iammen bis Wola, no Der Sl. Gater
Die fur5e &olt oes l1mipannens ser
Bferoe oa5u benubte, Inn in Der 8iua
81 @icerone einen 8rief an Ben &0nig
BON geeapel gu i6reiben. Nu6 per=
mo6te i'm oie @r0fin oa5u, cine tlei=
tie grfrilhung gu ii6 gu nebmen. @eit
Der Ibfabrt bate er auBer einigen
Sropfen Bomeran5eniaftes nidts mebr
genoilen, mo Die 9fndt btnour9 botte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

man ni6t, oaB er fa1t 26 Sabre re-
gieren 1piiroe. 9llS man Oem 68idb=
rigen @reiS feline Babl mitteilte, mar
e: 10 eribiittert, 6aB man fiir6tete, er
meroe Sen Sag ieiner &ronung nibt
erleben. @r NOR falt 81 Sabre alt, als
er Itarb, uno er lit tpobl Der Bapit, Ser
oas b06ite 2ebensalter erret6te. 8ei
ser Gbronbelteigung freilid >poren
onoere nod Glter ols er. gs gab cine
An5abl Bdplte, sic 80 ODER fult 80
Sabre maren, als lie ertDdblt tpuroen.
2tpei Hdplte, Sonorius Der 5iinf5ebn=
te uno G0leltin ser Dritte, maren
iogar i6on IS. G0leltin Ser 9ritte
betanl ol2 er 1893 Itarb, einen Noh=
fo1ger, ser erlt 81 Sabre alt par. @S
lit oie iiberragenoe groBe Bapltgeltalt
Snno5en5' oes Dritten. IS bat Ieit=
Sem teinen 10 iungen Eaplt gegeben.
Dos Dur6I6nittSalter Ser Baplte ser
lebten 200 Sabre lit 63, allo oas sl1-
fer, nit Dem Bius Ser Neunte ge&pablt
tpur6e. Ser iiinglte Bapt oieier 3eit
lit 6er obengenannte Bius ser Neunte,
ser er1t 56 Sabre alt tpar. @u6 8e-
neoitt Der Sunf3ebnte NOR NIT ieinen
60 Sabren unter oem 9urdibnitt. @s
bat it6 oie Meinung gebiloet, es piir>
5e fein Papit oie &egierungsiabre Be>
fri erreiden, Der Inn oas Sobr 67 &C.
martert 1puroe, olio tpobl "a Sabre
ser Stride boritano. &u9 Bdpite, oie
notwithstanding Jung, ia au6 Die, oie
auBergepobnli6 jung 5u oieier bo6=
iten 8iiroe Der gbriltenbeit aufitiegen,
baben 5ieie Sabre ni6t errei6t. 60
erlag Der erite oeutide Baplt @reeor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05
Nsittpod, ben 8. Sannar 1914

rungsgeietliden 8eitimmungen ge.
balten uno in 6eren Nabmen elm
8erf Der Menldli6teit our6gefbiirt
bot, oos fit oIle 3eiten gu ben Stub
mestiteln 0es ,2onoes eeb0ren miro.
Die Sdattenleiten unIerer SIu9t-
lingspolitit, ouf Die bon &ritifern pie
Geller bingeuielen tporoen lit 1no Sic
bel oller Anertennung Ser 2eiItungen
unieres Stootsoeportments fir Die
Serfolgten uno Sertriebenen ni6t
iiberIeben iper0en 1outen, tomnen in
Der Suuptia6e ouf osa &onto elmer
engber3igen @eIebgebung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05
Stretflt6ter 3nr &C.
i6t9te beS YapttMmS
8ie lanee baben bic 8Gpite regiert?

8ie lanee baben bic BGpfe reeiert?
1900 Sabre beItebt oie &ir9e, PSI
Rapite baben in oieier 3eit an ibrer
5pibe geitanoen. Die Dur616nitts=
bauer zines Bontififates betrGgt olio
nod nidt einmal IN Sabre. 9as ent-
ipri6t fa1t genou ser Hegierungs5eit
Benefits oes Sinf5ebnten (1914-
1929, oeilen Bontifitat bon feben
Sabren uno flint Monaten uns 10 tur3
eri6eint uno BON oem oas fatbolti6e
Bolf iagt: ,,@r bat nt6t lunge re-
giert." 8enn nod Ser SntbroniIation
oes HatItes in Dem Nugenblid, oa er,
umiubelt bonn Golfe, ouf prd9tigem
Sbron1tb aus ser Beterstir6e .getragen
miro, man elm 8iil6el rai6 oufflam=
menoen 8ergs Dor ieinen 9lugen ber-
brennt uno oa5u nobneno 1agt: uSei=
Tiger 8ater, 10 bergebt oie @bre oie=
Ter 8eltl', 10 liegt fir ieoen, Ser Sic
@e1dt6te Ser 8GpIte tennt, oarinnen
cine tiefe @obrbeit.
Surge uno febr fur3e Bontififote
bat Die Stride gei6aut. 0as fiir3eite
lit 6as oes BresbpterS Gtepbon, ser
ibon bier Sage na6 leiner 8obl uno
nod Dor Ser &onlefration 1tarb> oar=
nm bon einigen nidt mitge5Gblt miro.
9as tpor 81 ser 3eit, 0a Bipin, Der
8ate &arls oes @roBen, it9 eben gum
&onig ser Sranten gemabt bate. Gm
raidelten folgten li6 oie BGpite i'm
Sabre 1875, alio in elmer 3eit, ba
eben &uoolf bon Sabsburg Die failer=
loie 3eit beenoet bate, uno fur5 nod
Dem Eooe oes III. Tbomas bon Nquin.
Gter Oberbirten ser Stride fab oieles
Sabr. Sm SSanuar 1875 itarb Ser
beilige Bapit @regor Der 3ebnte; iein
Nadfolger Snno3en5 Ser Siinfte iturb
fhon na6 flint Monaten, Saorian Ser
Siinfte, Der nG6itfolgenoe Sberbirt,
gar i6on na6 einem Monat. 60 be-
itiiteg nod i'm gleiden SSabr Soban=
mes Der @inuno5man5iglte 6en p6p1t=
li6en Stub1, ober audi er fano sad
tpenigen Wonaten 0ltr6 einen 3im=
mereinitur5 i'm Hapitpolait gu Giterbo
ben SOD. Man6er 8ap1t it, noment=
li9 in oem niloen neunten Sabrbun=
oert, oa bic romii6en Moelsgei6lebter
lire brutale @etpalt iiber oie gtpige
Sta0t uno ibren bild0fli6en 5tubl
ausiibten, au6 zines ge>ualtlanen 60
6es geitorben. % HGp1te fennt oieies
SSobrbunoert. Sn Der 3eit bon 900
big 1000 finoen mir gar 25 BGpIte,
oie S0dit5abl, Sic elm Sabrbunoert
auf5utueiien bat. 81 Baplte regierten
in 6en 300 Sobren bon 800 Big 100.
Die 8erfolgungs5eit Der eriten 6rei
sSabrbunoerte, bic 80 Ydpite iob, lit
olio nid5t Die 3eit Ser meilten BGpite,
troBoem biele 6en WGrtprertoo itar=
ben.
@intge Wale fano ou6 Elm Bonti=
fifat bur6 freitpilltges Nb6anfen elm
bor5eitiges @n6e. Ser lebte 8er5i6t
zines Bapites mar i'm Sabre 1415,
in Dem @regor Der 3m6lfte auf Dem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

oos 26idbrige Bontifitat leines I'M
nrittelbaren Nadfolgers 2eos oes
9rei5ebnten. @S bat nur Is Bdplte
gegeben, bic lGnger ols Bius ser
9teunte regiert baben. Get. 8.
Go.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

O1tt 0em Brtefe rei1te 8rnf Spaur
nnpertpeilt nod geopel, noboem er
ieinen 8oB gegen oen oes Ritters ars
mao ouSgetauldt bate. @egen Mtt-
trrno6t fam er in 0ie Sta0t, mel6ete
iih beim Nunti11S unO gelangte 0urb
0ciicn Sermittlung nod in Ser ytadt
gum &0nige. 6erOinon0 ser 3>peite
las Sen 8rief Oes 81. goters un0 lieB
lid) bon Ben iibrigen Eori0Ilen ourd
Spour rnterrihten @eineno Dor
Gdmer3 ii6er oie Be0rGngnis oes
GoterS ser Gbriltenbeit, oo9 5ugIeib
mcineno Dor Treu0e, oaB ser 8eor6ng-
te feline 3uflu6t 81 linn genommen,
elite ser &0nig al1f Ser 5teue in oos
Sdlofgemng ieiner @emablin uno in
OaS ieiner &inoer un0 rief: ,,5tebet
roid) a1f 8ir boben Sen BapIt in
@octu, uno nod oie1e Nodt mii11en
mir 81 linn, I'M 81 ieincn GiiBen ibm
11nIcre 2iebe 81 be>peilcn."
Sir Sen BapIt uno 1eine 8egleiter
mor gu Weo1a ocs 8Ieibens ni6t; nur
Elm ein5i9es fleines 3immer fono fib
in Dem 8a1tbauIe lmbeIebt. 60 fubren
Sic 6liidtlinge na9 Ger sSeItl,ng Ga.
eta. SSn einem unoniebnli6en Sau1e,
Dem Iogenannten ,@iaroinetto" ooer
Gart6en, >puroen nit Miibe bier fIei-
ne 3in1mcr frei gen1odt: ems fir oen
YopIt ems fir 9lntoneIli uno Mrnoo,
ems fir Sic Griffin, ems fir Sen jun.
gen 8rofen uno oeiien SofmeiIter.
Sdon om Sore mar Sen Gei1enoeu
befoblen, Ii6 iofort Dem &on1manoan.
ten Ser 6eltung por5uItelen. llnoer.
5iiglid ging Nrnoo nit 9lntoneui So
bin un0 ilbergab linn - Sen Ya6 oes
8rofcn 5pour. 0os tp6re baG9
1hlImm genug obgelul1fen. 9enn foum
batte Der &omman0unt - es &por
General @roB, elm geborcner Gdtpei,
ger - einen Slid ouf Sen goB gepor.
fc11 alS CT Sen ongebliben @e1anOteu
goDern3 III - 0eutl6er Spru6e an
reoete. 9aOon bertrand ober ser Spa.
nter tein 8ortk uno nit b0b1t berIes
gener Wiene Il1fte er feline un0 Ieines
ongcbli6en SefretQrS 9Intonelli I'm.
tenntniS 5u ertldren. Das gelanq nur
1fledt, un0 Ger ebrIi6e G6mei3er,
Der IoTort gegen oie neugierigen 8e.
Iuder Ser 5eitlng 8eroadt idopfte,
gab olSbalo gBeiiuna iie inn @iar,
olnetto Itreng 81 betpo6en. Beuig
feblte, 10 batte er 6ie oermeintliben
uSpione' einlperren IoIien. -.
geo6 tpar Der General, oud na6-
Dem oie @rdfin linn einen 8e1uch ab.
geltattet uao linn sic BertouIdunq
Der Ea1ie eingeltanoen, bon ieinem
Irgpobne nidt befreit, oa tommt ges
gen W}ittag oeS folgenoen Cages cine
0roonnan5 nit Ser Meloung: Die
6eltl1ng51Da6e iignoliitere 3 Dampf-
boote bon Neapel. Gin poar Nuqens
blide Ipater meloet Elm 3tpeiter 8ote:
ouf elnem Ser 0ampfer tpebe oas for
niglife Banner. No6 einige Mugen.
blide, unO Elm oritter &urier berfiin.
bet falt otenllos: ouf oem einen 0ompo
fer befinoe lib Ser &0nig lelbIt. @on3
permirrt por l1eberraldung eilt ser
&ommanoant no6 Dem Safen, tpo fem
tonigli6er Serr bereits aus Dem Gdif.
fe in Elm 8oot geltiegen 1T uno eben
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-21

An excerpt from the V-Mail letter
sent on Christmas Eve shows how
the soldiers came to render this hon.
or to WAC Locke. 1t states:
Amid the rain covered noun
tainS, somewhere in Italy, working
and fighting, yet enjoying every pre-
cious moment of leisure, a few SOL
dierS gathered around the fire to get
a glimpse of paper recently re-
ceived from the United States.
For moment all eyes were fo-
cused upon one section of the pa
per and soon thereafter an argu-
ment ensued. To settle the argu-
ment it was decided that a vocal
election be held. tf #&st j.
ssThe tattered and torn piece of.
paper mentioned above was the
Apache Sentinel. This being the
first morsel of Sepia news received
from the United States in many a
moon, contained pictures of feni-
nine enlistees of the U. SIS great
army.
with the casting of the last ball
lot, the decision of the judge, a mo-
mentous election reached the cli-
maX-that Cpl Ewart D. Locke's pic
ture would be placed in the center
of our pin-up girls as queen of the
lot
Perhaps the real reason that we
selected Cpl. Locke was that we were
happy to receive paper from Hua-
chuca, since we were formerly an at
tached unit at that Post"
Sgt. Locke is a native of Dallas,
Tex, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Locke, of Wolfe City, Tex, and
was an advanced junior at Prairie
View State college before WACdom.
She has one brother serving over
seas and has been at Fort Huachuca
for nearly ID months.