THE DOPE Deco 20, ]-943 youn6 Ted. Er:gel popped lnto town early
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THE DOPE Deco 20, ]-943 youn6 Ted. Er:gel popped lnto town early
THE DOPE D e co 20, ]- 943 Pr.lbti.shecl now a n d t h e r i a t D o u g l a s , for i.t,s sorrs in the Service. Michlgan, No. 29 ' rtwould be' and folks I d.ontt mean maYbe, O what a lo''re-Ly world" ...neverhadababY. . ., I f M a m m aS c h . r . i : k e l g r u b e r h a d . ' - Just one of those thlngs we T h a ' l - , t sn o t o : " i g l n a , l , o f c o u r s e tt: from better papers . r ! but how we agree with llft lightly y o u n 6 T e d. E r:g e l p o p p e d l n to town ear ly this m onth - 8ot twelve i " C a m pv l h e 6 1 e r , G a ' ) hours notlce on a ten-da' i";I;;g;-(a6t" har cl, had Put- on an6 lean ilas Ted a n d w a s fn n o u [fa s p ro n tb . one flne- looklng made sur e and p l aces, t e n p o u n cl s tn tfre ri g h t 1 on5, we're told' f o r n o t b u t n o w , tt Fort Mead.e ""iOi""l''il"i" spent A n d ,B u r e n O s t e r b e r g h a d t e n d a y s r e c e n t l y , y l l " h 1 9 t o o Durlng in Douglas, lookln[ very impr-essive in^his ni6 u.lil:T*' a m achineSunner ' r iflem an, a been i n tfre a ri l y B u l " cntil i i i *- y e i r W e sur e For ce' Air the tr y to a n d n o w wants a n d a e a nn o n e e r of hls s l x f e e t f o u r g e t t h a t if he irope he makes it i n t o a t u r r e t o r a c o c k P i "t .t t " u " " lth : F r o r n L a , wre n ce S h u ma ke r l n Nen Hebr ides to F1r o Nugent, Dec' a nd nice is her e and ever ythihg 1 n th e b e st o f heal- th "Am s t l l ] over for L lon[ tirye" A1] we've quiet . othe i"ir-[i"";tt--n"utt anr *n rr,.\.laln\/ about now are ra-ln and. hot sun. Ind does it ralnl , ? t """i "' "i i r i t ca me h e re w e had seven weeks of it, and not a d 'r y u r . l d t o w e a r. It w a s ta ke off wet and put on wet all the tine' ' ' W@ Bu t . a t l ea st ;; fta ve tn t the m ur i.tO contend" wlth now. ' ' been have weeks two last the and[ ; ; . r . r - r y n fce T h a n ]csg l vlng cake com lng ln. all the time. ' ca n d y a n d fr uit IIke a holiaay l r o m ea f l n e n e w by wishlng all !h" follcs back 'T W;iir*f-iif-"r6se ally-hor". good luck aird, as aX e,r*sle would sg,fr t;;;'A n o t h e r fo r D o u g l a s: H e nr y Baker , out on the Hooter R' oad, ha s volunteered for service ln the Alr Force and ls now wlth fhe A*A"F.C.T.T.C., Jef f erson Barraclcs, Mlssourl' iii;'"i;4.-O"p,, H e n ry; your home town ls pr oud of youn t ; a A"; f t i "i i 6 n s, ls A c o u p l e o f v e r y" f l rssut c, c e s s f u l m e e t i n 6 s - a t t h e A t h l e t l c C l u b tt h h e a l l p l g wlth iri vihlch a wiiole roast month: At the conup t r l m n l n g s w a s fe a tu re d , ten new member s wer e s1gn99t"cond' pletely-under the lnfluence of beer and plg. .t!.!lu, f o r the ene l e c t e d held. 1ast, week, the follolvln6 offlcers were B e e r y _ V l c e -Preg. , ; ; i ; g y e a r : G a r U i rl n l l l s o n P r e s l d e n t , W l l l a r d Nugent Father and f n e r $ a th e r $ e cre ta ry, B tid Bekken Tr easur er , p l t c h and. p 1 n 8 p o n 8 , u"a tty warz Trustues".- As usual-, poker, n r r l l - t , c p p e d .r . ' f b o t , h p j S a n C e ; re e t l o n s " "Gang9_s- _- !9" Conklln F r o m t h e Gra n d . R a p l d s P re ss, Dec. 6th: the USS Marbelhead aboard has recelved the i:urp1e fieai.t " He was s tatl0ned ln the l s ln the battle of Macassar strat! and now Al e u t l a n Js1 a n d s" . the Also from the Press: "Lansing -(Al)- Th" 27-day march of lmalm osit acr oss"the Natf6nai Guar d, 1 2 6 t h I nfa n tryl -fi i .ftfg a n attack the to lead passable Owen St-anley *ot tt{"f t s of New Gulnea 5 n j "p s a t B u n L -U rV -fi " V -U" r e"or d.ed as one of the outstandlng ( flr st fleld m a r c h e s o f Wo r1 d .WL r Ii , MaJ. Gar net, J. Bur ]lngam9Gulnea) New fr dm r etur n to o f th e R e d A rro w dl;is1on offlcer s a l d . i n a n a d .d re ss h e re . . . MaJ. Bur llngame sald.that the 2nd *r.4" tp of troops from-centraL and western Mlchlg?^' battallon, b ta f , t a l l o n t o f t h l s w a r 1 n t h e m o u n t a l n h e - t 1uogshto u a l m o s t , b e c a m e - t-tfrro the tr lp on one can of C r atlons Per t r e k . E xl stl n g t h e tro o p s sta rte d o ut wlth 6lty four - aa' gr r atlons and' di', tw e r e f o r c e d t b d e p e n d o n s u p p l l e s d r b p p e q U y ^ p l a n e . T h a t b a and forty-ti'to-,^|rtXs foractlbh ta11on, he sald., i'uas 1n con'siant pound' s each ln welg,ht"' ' t h e n e n l o st a n 'a ve ra g e o f thir ty As m o s t o f yo u kn o w , th l s is Jacic, Ev, Sm oXyand Beniyts outf l t' P, Sarge?". s ,, K . P .- : " C a n I h e l p y o u w l t h t h a t s o Y I t need' no help" ' I 6on T ; ; Kl c k : " w h a t d o - yo u mean? thought you mlght want to I s o u n d t f t " K.p.: "Soruyr*i""i"i-ito* be dragged ashore". hospltal W er v e J u st l e a rn e d th a t Ar nold Gar r elts has been ln m o n t h s . t w o " R h e u m atlc fever f o r F l o r l 6 a , down ln Mfamf-g;a;h, t'uttq lt_gets ttresome lylng around and an allergy;;-he'wrltes, me.to see my l n b e d a I I t h : , t , i * e . . . S u r e w 1 s h . . I - c o u l d g e t . h oo ' w l f e a n d t h a t b 1 g n e w b o y o f m l n e ( n o w 1 0 m o n t h s l d ' ) . . be. 1n r ather Ju st i fXe suIM Ier . . . But Ir d W e a t h e r n l ce h ;r;, sanle' You get' e v e rythlls here-19.alya{1.!*" B e c a u s e Douglas. i f r 6 a of n o th l n g b u t su n shtno and blg hotel- s"' that, Ar no]d'' F o l k s wl 1 l so o n -b e p a yl n g twenty buc[s^a 6ay.f9t you' f,flJh we could swap iU6ut-tfrree weeks of lt wlth From Steve Mlllar ln the Aleutlans: "Itm llke teff you where I an, what Irm Ai"JXri---.";fi a b o u t t h e w e a tfr" " .-. : B ut that phoiogr aph of made ne wlsh I was back ln Godts-coundry. r . Gene Bleler (in dolng, or even n litg- bl- e favl]llo Tell. Ky he has a halrcirts nohow". J o u - , , r " i t i n g r J " " r r i * ; * i - - a o " t i - * " n t - r o * o i " u i + .r . d' l s A n d O r v1 L 1 e Ml L l a r h a s retur ned to Douglas wlth a nr edlcal old T h e hospltal, charge, after-sf* months 11 Selfrldge-ffeta b o th s o l d ' l e r l n g , arthrltls J u s t t o o k a l l t h e J o y o u t - o f . O r v r s we pr ess we to as 8o f o r h l m a n i th e A rmy to o . . : : . o . And ( a f t e r r e a s o n s a m e learn that eo;t,lenhfngs ts tlome for the ln Hawal1 and Spokane) ?la,w1th the s e v e n mo n th s i rt fro sp l ti l s s a m e s ort o f d l scfra i 'g e . \^le sur e wlsh these boys all the luck g,laci {l vrelcofl€ tiien baek bc Do"l'sia's''' rn.f. ars m,'.Sh+,:y {-"- Definit 1on of a bathlng beauty: A 5a1 with a wonderful proflle al-l the i^ray d o w n " .A n d . d .e fi nitton of a r eg' ;]- ar 8uy: One who 1s m o r e s c a r e d u h i l e re ce i vi ri g a r nedaL than v,ihile ear nlng lt' Wet:,e glad t-,o:.eport that a Boy Scout_Troo? has. been organlzed factory ,^i.Li. 9 Scouts and t{arry Burgeris (l:he, t"I J.n Dou[las S c outmaster. rn*r1agei) as iicrtutme.qter and Hovrard Schui'iz as itsst' l " t a l z ' Louis Quad'e' sam Ky con$i'sts of Jaclc Tyler' The donmitt:e Montle Arnold, I,lancuso and. iie:r ir'lonique; ancl the- Scouts are: Larry Erlerrtelnr Jerry- Goshorn, Bennie Biel-er., Bllly'Eriewein, Mudller and Frank Wlcks F r e d F i . ' " n n l i - nl,t i t t , o t t " H e r u i n g r . l , e s t e r i" not h1s broth;i') " Alre?dy- the boys ?re en6aSed ieiir " o * i l n a w a s i , e . " p " 1 - , u "c l r i v e , h a r r e g ; a t h e r e c l a b o u t f o u r t O n S t o d a t e , s a l e - o f r , . ' h j - 6 hw 1 l i g o l n t o t h e S c o u t F u n d " pio-eeAs frbni'the D1d you hea:: abou.t the father who w a s i n s t r u c f l n g h i s Y o u n g s o n in thin6s reli.gious. "And what is the man callad", aslcedthe father, "w h o b ri n g s u s l n c ontact i^r ith the r ^r or ldrof the spir it?r l "A t : e r r t e n d e r" " sa i d th e $ o n . W e r e c e l v e d a cl i p p l n g fro m Vlc Cull' er last weelc fr on "W - !lg-a s r e f e rred to Vlc I t F i e l d . t ^ u c a n n pp a p e r a t P e t e r s o n rp""rai',a butcher from Chlcago, aristocratic as the meats he handLes". - not v i c w a n t e d u s fo kn o w *th a t he ir acl given them heIl for lt p"*i, of course, Sut the Chlcagg stuff' Sald he ttre aristocratie t ; ; thab he bame from Douglas, Mich. - not lousy Chlcago ioiA e n r l t , h e r r t r lb e t t e r r e m e m b e r l t f f t h e y w a n t e d a t 5 " n o r e s t e a k s ' C p l / T H a ro l cl B e e ry h a s a rrlved in Englancl and thinl' is ltr s a ar ^r all but doesint A ; ; "t , c o un trl r; a n d . C l -a i r Schultz l- ancled 1n i{ o u r out-of-the-U'S' t o m o r e t w o a d d These Eay wnat he Lhinks. a m b a s s a d o r sa r e : o u r w h e r e 1 1 ; t , m a k i u 6 52 O a l t o g e t i r e r . ryele's 2 In 2_ in_Hawall, in England, Z i n Al a s ka " ; 4 - tn -A u s-tra 1 1a, ! Gulnea' New Ner vfoupdland, i e a cte i n N e w Caieclc,nla, i 1 "f y r - a n d t l e w i t 6 b r i d .e s a n d P o rto R i co.. And the r er nalnlng 25 on our r ost e r a r e s c a t t e r e c L a l l t h e w a y t ' r o m M a s s a cl dhh uO st de i t s t o c a l l f o r n l a ao rnrAu L r rfri vntl rr +l c( q5 :srr r ti q O- f f gF tl iOa f"i.d a . . .' . 1 . . . .. haVe lt thOUght vfh en you boys wer e bootiug gr ounder st 3 s h o r t s u n t1 e rs a g o j u st b encling an ear to fhe 1ocal bull- ? 6 o c l i l n g tro me rs, o i o u g l a s m en ln the Ser T h i s l s s u e o f T h e D o p e , l s m a i l - e d t oq . + a lTln r r {D q . nnrl the Lake Shor e. vlces by Mr. & i{rg, Trvlng Lee of pvo!v45v A thought for toCay (f'om the Christian Herald): its $ronclers never cease; Thls ls intleed a funnY vrorld t ' s a v a 6 e s" e l I 1 a L P e a c e . The " civil-1zed.rr peoples are aIl at war; the So long, L TqI'{ j...., A I llo