Page Ten KENOSHA EVENING NEWS '
D....., tny Business JOE PALO000
The real-life adventure of a societYl ......... I.__ _z /. -/" i -"//'/(C'- t
ir who goes to work in a war plant' clone with. k% nf,..r % .%,. | ,. , ..
.......... "older omen have taken j =.-.:'" !! I %-
tAerl, ..U make el pty days pass more .-..-7.:' ,.'- ---
Autumn has caught up at last on ly, to l:eep their minds off [,. L
the weather• The Indian summer anxietie;. ':Whenever I am' " ' .:" ': / _
that has gone on all through thlsll just fll rlgnz up.' one 0J ':'"::.-" '.. -_:. ]Ii:
month has ended suddenly the, "'Better to wod than sit hart =.., :.' .... :.; liP"" ll
trees have become winter-bare cry all day" said another. .:.'.'. ' " /" L J
' ', ',- wit Eunce andl Extraordinarily ignorant, some' .'.[:- _l- 7 b -
Janie and Doris but we havei:nJhe ? tr?mSCut ed ehv. I...== ,
given up our outdoor picnics and ...... • I I"- !i i
ea in the Plant cafeteria, some-i n°ne T.ne..less, a .rlena.nness amoag I I .]':
ti ......... .... *,,;,.,...., t .#et our food, them. • wntcn makes, mer camp I J'=LI--I-I- "•" }"" ' " "' < '/"?''¢.4:vz, ,II "---... ..
• • !lonshlp somethmg to which I often . - ...... ""' ::.'"':''",:;',''"
from the counter and sometimes . , ....... :..',,,,,,,'":.',.,,.',":::") I '
", ......... rlw,ehe, :find myself looklng forward. ! ]I 1 "
bn .................... . ' When the War and the Duration I I ::': 7'z/// ' .,
Zuice2 romance n Pr°:are both over when that great and I " " ':' |
perea, lne former secrefiveness,,igloriou s day'on which, I under- I L " :''- "
it now appears, was oue zo alstand everyone is coming in tol [ [i /AqM TIIRR¢
htle uncertamty on her part as .... ,, t,,.oa h= finaliv arrived I"<-- '" .ff
to whether her affectionz werelan%aVs'se.'w'en'erry kraft hast '-"-' - t
returned Now all is well She is ' - .... - -
.... " 1 I " o/at last broken down ,ts mhlbltzons, I'l *V|
omcmuy engaged, wearsa.rmg, anaan d fired me, I suppose I shall go I --'-aj " II qlFl*
carries her Norman's p,cturo ,t world in which there I "r;
her handbag. Almost all of Kerry!dr e no "five.minutes" and no whis ' _ -- f/"
Kraft's lady workers carry snap- H tme ,le, eI¢ to uunch and. / '/ '
shots, or sometimes large "studios," t'le'nus'clcks ¢ I -- I ]" /
of their boyfriends or t.heir•hus- Gradually, I suppose. Moore City F - --- .___ 'Uj _
Dans, and mey wm wrap them __. Kerr*, Kraft will fall back [ __ _ --__ .
out at the drop of a hat. Most of a"n. -tler -asts to be remem [ "i
• . . znu ; u ta , - "' -4 • " - I--
the pctures are of boys in unt r
" bered as inaccurately as I now e-[ --:'i
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Saturday June 10, 194
--By Ham Fislm¢
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The real-life adventure of a society l "
mr wao goes to worX in a war pUnt.'ldone with. A number of these
older women have taken jobs to
CHAPTER XLI Imake empty days pass more quick- i
thAutumclhaSeweather• 00:g00tn00:ttl::V ly to their minds the00l
anxieties. "Whenever I ain't busy,
that has gone on all through thlsll just fill right up," one told me.
month has ended suddenly the I, "'Better to wok than sit home and
No Recognitien
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form--the girls wear service stars,
American flags, little wooden
placards with "'Line Busy. My man
is in the Army," or "Keep Off. My
man is Tough." Every day o two
somebody comes along to ask you
if you want to "put in on" a pres-
ent for some boy who's leaving.
Andy has gone, Gus has gone,
and Renzie. When we come in
now, in the gray light of sLy-
thirty, half of us are girls. A
yawning, half asleep crowd, for
the most part. I get up early in
order to have time to dawdle over
breakfast but most of my ac-I
quaintanc lie abed tiLl the ut-
termost minute, gulp their coffee
and arrive at work with "break-
fast" in their pockets. Not all.
Some of them (incredible thought!)
have put up the children's school
lunches, seen the Mister off to his
Job and done half the housework
before they come. When they get
home they will finish the cleaning,
toss together a large dinner for the
family, run Junior's shirts through
the washing machine, make a few
curtains (Moore City standards
seem to require new curtains
every few weeks) and` I suppose,
scrub or wax a couple of floors
just to fill in the odd moments.
Now with a good many older
women among us, women whose
sons are in the Army, there is
more talk of "this here war." Not
exactly a close following of its
news. but a general acceptance of
its existence and a good deal of
wondering when it is going to get
call the past that was Antibes and
laziness, the past that was England
and horses, the past that was child-
hood. It seems incredible now, but,
knowing one's capacity for forget-
ting, I suppose the day will come
when "hit it" will mean something:
else than to press the trigger of I
my rivet-gun, when "gun" itself /
will mean a shooting implement
instead of a what did we call
them in School? -- ah, yes, pneu-
matic vibrator. And there will be.
too, the day when, putting my'
hand in my pocket, I find no in.:
explicable collection of washers1
and rivets.
I shall have other souvenirs,!
though. Scars, of course, where I!
so incautiously felt the edge Janie!
had presumably filed to smooth.[
I
ness; a collection of expenszve and
erfectly valueless tools; and, I aml
sure, an ineradicable habit of
whipping out a cigaret whenever
I hear a whistle blow. ,
My badge? No, I suppose theyl
will take that away. Routine must
go on.
They'll ,ake your badge, they'll
look for the last time in your
lunchbox. They'll check your tools,
and if you have anything -- an old
broken adaptor, a worthless
chipped gun-set -- that's "Com.
pany," they'll make you leave it
behind you. Yes, even my precious
bucking.bar, my Marvel Magic•
They won't know it, them there
guards, but I'll be leavin' more'n
a buckin.bar behind me.
The End.
Around the Dial
]ue 10, 1944
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WGN YS WIaN 11
4:00---WGN--Navy Iulletin Board .....
WTMJ'- WMAQ---Your America
V'BBMMeet CorLtss Archer
WKNR---News; Musical Interlude
WC'FL---Don Artiste, pianist
4:IS--WF_,NR---These are the Marin
"Who hired an oil well driller to dig the post hole?"
This C ur/ous W orl/
By William Fern
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81RDS
J'(Av[ THE HI-IEI" BODY TT
OF ALL CREATURE,,,
I0@ TO IlO
PEOREE$ PAH RENHEIT.
ANWSER: Polynesia.
NEXT: What tempers the climate of Florida?
Naval Air Unit
&me to JPrlm_Pm
WCFL--Teaehers' Union Program
4:30---WGN--The Music Mart
WCFL---Story Behind Headlines
WISN-W'BBM--Mother and Dad
W'MAQ---News of June 10th
WKNRWactlviUe Q--What is the army's newest HORIZONTAL 55Hopskil . I&lAl IPIL
4:45---WENR--HeUo. Sweetheart method n{ fihtin errns in bar-i 1 8 Depicted is 56 Compass point GLORIA
WMAQ-MediaUons ---7"- .... o-- o------ ---- i ' -- "
WCZL---Jewish Labor Committee racks. . insigne of Ob-57 Legal point ][DI:J4AVm
$:O---WGN--News Bulletins A--HOOFS are mopped in an oil{ servation- TICA]L
WBBM--Robert Hurleigh. news containing oleic acid, and blankets ----',U. S. IAICI! IDmTlHJt.,qSmmTil='JJTI
-£AQ---Bob Be cker's Pet ParadeJand bed linen are rinsed in a ke 1
WCTL---News i-cepors " " ... $0rYowul
WENa--Dancetirne I solutmn. The oil traps the germs,, naval aviation l Make
15lTl AiWIL.IEITI IIIL-I I YP'--II
S'IS---WGN--Gar " reduces spread of respiratory dis- Ix ear 2 Quart (abbr)
• • den Go]p 12 Black:birds " 14 Boat paddle 35 Italian river
W'BIM--People's Platform [eases, sore throats, etc.
WMAQ--News; Sweet and Spanish _ . . . . 13 Scatter 3 Symbol for 16 Symbol for 36 Atic$
VrE.NR--Yanks in the Orient -wnat zs a flying ]eep. :
WCFL----Job Front News 1 A -- A small plane sometimes' 14 Alleged force actinium selenium 37 Fruit (pl.)
15 Division of 4 Sleeping 17 Diminutive of 39 Symbol for
$:---WGN--Evenin.g Serenade called the grasshopper; used for, geological time vision
WMAQ--rrmg Curt Msey er eva u tin t
rands, c a" g wounded, e c. Edgar sodium
16 Mug 5 Fixed
18 Bustle 6 Possess
20 Obese .7 Nova Scotia
21 Sewing tool (abbr.)
22 Interpret 8 Mammal
24 Nothing less 9 Required
than I0 Roman
26 Bamboolike magistrates
40 Has faith in
2 Concealed
43 College cheer
44 Incl/ar home
47 SHght bow
49 Like
52 Employ "
55 Either
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II I'001 ! _
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II00N '1 I-
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It lands and takes off in 65 yards,
has 34-foot wingspread, 24-foot
length, 185 h. p.
Q--What is the official religion in
Ethiopia?
A--Coptic Christian; the church
dates back 1600 years to Egypt.
For this reason the archbishop of
19 Poem
21 Tidings
23 Dine
25 International
language
28 Decay
30 Louse egg
33 Equal
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Hold Everything
Ethiopia has always been an Egyp- grass
says the next will be an Ethiop.
Q--What has the portal-to-portall
time, crux of a UMW-mine ape-!
rator dispute, been found to be? i
A--A presidential committee av-i
eraged it at 57.29 minutes daily
travel time from entry into the
mine to site of work and backl
W CFL- VFNR--Wlsmer, sports
5;4----V,'GN--Johnny Betts
WCFL--Leon Henderson, news
WBBMThe World• Today
WMAQ---Hub Jackson, new
WE.NR--National Safety Council
WLS---Jullan Bentley, news
6:00---WGN--Arthur Sears Heuning
WT,WL}'-W'MA Q---Am erlcan Story
WISN-WBBM--M&yor of the Tow
WC_.FI.-New Reports
WLS--Julian Bentley, news
6:/5---WGN--The Telephone Quiz
WCFI.--Don Artiste, pt
WI.,S--Neigh br Williams
l;30---WGN--John /iolbrook, nev
WTMJ -WMAQ----EIIery Queen
WISN-WBBMThanks to the
Yanks
WS--Multc America Loves
WCFL--The Honor RoU
S;45---WGN---Say It With Music
WCFL----Leon Henderson
7:00--.-W GN----Confldential/y Yours
WTMJ-W'MAQ---Abie's Irish Rose again•
WBBM----Groucho Marx Show Q--What new method is used to[
WLS---Early American Music ] te+ .+1 , .-.-1 .... I
WCFL--News Reports ......... ; ........ I
"''[W t-' F''4 W-, ,:our [ A--A cycograph, an electronic,
.... W='1,.--Bey--'ond'Vtctory, What? instrument, measures known hard-
7:---WTMJ-WMAQ--Truth or Carom- ness of one piece of metal by[
quences - [cathode rays, and a comparison is
WL-WBBM--Inner ncttma imade with a similar, untested piece.
WCFL--Boston Pops Orchestra Th. ---- 1 "
WI..Sarn Dance Party IS memoa rep aces a mucn SlOW-
8:00---WGN---Chicago Theater of the Air er chemical method.
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WMAQ--Hol.vood Theater t
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8:36--potliglt: Clyde Lucu )I J
WMAQ----Can You Top This? [V
WCFI.,--Labor News Flashes J
8:4-rBqq--at Night Serenade I You axe state-minded and collec-
wcFL--outh for Christ l tive-minded. We are most private-
9:00--WGN--ddie Stone's orchestra Imlndea a-a m÷ .m,.;a,,=
WMAQ--B. Wood, P. KeLly Party I . " .................... "
WLS---Barnym' Jamboree rended and, gentlemen, make no
:I---WCTt,--N Reports !mistake. we are determined to re- l
WmN-WS--Corcection. Plebe main so and even become more t
9:30--WGN--The Myiter House SO.--ric A. Johnston, president
WTM.T-WMAQ---Grand Ole Opry U C o € f in M0='nt Sn*ch I
WCTL--Army Services Forces ................. v -
• WL--D-X Melody Review International law has for all:
All Aboard
--By Leslie Turner
tian, but Emperor HaLle Selassie 27Clo$e
29 Not up
31 Doctor of Sci-
ence (abbr.) i
32 Spinning try
34 Taste |m
36 Symbol for |2
calcium I
38 Canvas shelter - ;?
i 41 Implement
43 Absorbed
45 Auricle .
46 It is-- ira- |
portant unit of iw "i
the II. S. Navy |
48 Seem I ' I
50 Toward i ,
51 Aids I s J
52 We.
53 Editor (abbr.) " |s
54 Scottish 4
sheepfold l
Detail/or Today
Cadre
practical purposes disappeared i
from the face of the earth and in i
its place stands the animal dictate
of expediency. FEA Adminls.
trator Leo T. Crowley.
9 45--WBBM--Ftghting Men, U.S.A.
W'LS--Jul/an Bentley, news
10:00---WGN--Sewlng Machine Show
WBBM--MaJ. Eliot
WMAQ---Hub Jackon, news
WLS---NaUonal Barn Dance to 12
WMoultoa Ke1y, nv
0:15--WGN--Chicao at Night
W'MAQ---Amm'lcm s** Quart
--]f's Jestr, Janette
WCFL---Don Artiste, pianist
10:30--WGN--News Btflletins
WMAQ---I S the Win
WaBM--Salute to Victory
WMus/c Lover's Program
10:45.--WGN--Don Pid's Ot'hetll
WBBM---Sen. Murdock, talk
II:00---ALL ErWOMtmle and
Sporsdle News until 13 p. m.
Onions Retard Infection
Russian doctors are using onion
paste to ward off infection and aid
in healing wounds. They have
found that the essential oils of
onions, garlic and other strong-
cented vegetables contain bacteria-
killing substances called phyton-i
etdes.
When three or four men from an
organization are sent out to form!
the nucleus of a new outfit, this is i
called a CADRE. Men who leave -. 7_1 ....
in a CADRE usually can expect a ""'
raise in grade, even ff they do dis-
like leaving the bunch, and can
expect further promotion if they
stay on the ball when they start
training the recruit members of
the new outfit. CADRES usuall
arrive at some brand-new camp,
and find notMn but desolation in
General Alarm --By Blosser
-- "w.v O,T vo ,! seve TI, OUHT /,Nc) NUTTY COOK
Ove TO A
CHEMIST £ JLIT TAK[ OVERIA O THAT. C_3S,[ lAND VVATEVER J
KNOw( l SMALL )TTLE. , .M A DOPe/ / [YOU 0KD. DC)NT SCARe I
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If there existed among the n
jority of citizens the firm inten.
tion of establishing international
security, the technique of giving
shape to such an instrument would
not present an all.too-difficult prob
lem.--Prof. A}bert Einstein.
Some folks in this hour would
like to have a little inflation for
themselves and lots of them are
for stabilizing the other fellow.
More dollars in your hand don't
mean more wealth to you. --
nomic Stabilization Director Fred
M. Viuson.
We are getting tired. Every-
body is tired. They want to get
back to peacetime and their re&.
ular Jobs. But the hardest
parl
of our work lies ahead. WPB
Chairman Donald M. Nelson.
RED RYDER
--By Martin
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ALLEY OOP Get Out the Tool Kit
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OUT OUR WAY
--By Fred Harman
--By V. T. Hamlin
( --. , !.'?')[wORSE. COULDN'T ff
A FLAT./( ITS OMLY PLAT
"I've got it, We'll attack on Sat- ___
urday night when everybodfa in
the bathtub!"
still unfinished areas. The --r.'
three pictured above probably are WHY
wishing they were back on F
with the boys m the old ouffiL
OUR BOARDING HOUSE --with Major Hoople
