Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1942 — Page 9

HING ADDS INSPIRATION

. Marshall Frequently Visits 0ld Commaner In Capital Hospital.

ASHINGTON, April 30 . John J. Pershing, American forces to victory in the t World War, still serves as an pir to the present command. The inspiration is direct and perriend- : and

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Bt Walter Reed hospital, “Black Jack” Pershing,

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; returned from the last war aug ~ served with him in Washing 5 until 1924, calls faithfully on his chief, “Glen. Marshall undoubtedly keeps Gen. Pershing fully informed on * developments and from time tc Hn master may impart some adDespite his age Gen. Pershing is ~ gaid to follow events of the with : keenest interest. Friends say } value that Gen. Marshall piaces 2 his contact with Gen. Pershing } demonstrated by the frequency with which his car drives out to

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| Water Is Goddess fo U. S.

Troops Serving in Jungle

By NAT A. BARROWS

Ci t, 1942, by The Indiananolis Times 9 an o Chicago Daily News, In

A JUNGLE POSITION, iain, April 20 (By Clipper).—Wherever they came to a. halt the jungleer infantrymen dropped down joyfully. In five days they had hiked more than 75 miles through the gloom of the rainy forest, across mountain ridges and over fearful jungle trails. They were honestly tired, these men of Maine, the Midwest and Texas; and they had earned this respite. And what did Nat Barrows they do first off—after long gulps from their canteens? They began to-sing. : ‘A sight like that sort of gets you. There you are, out in the great jungle wilderness, amid a bunch of unshaven, trail-tough soldiers. They

n|ought to be grumbling and sullen

and downcast after the rigors of a five-day war game simulating a land attack on the Panama Canal. But, instead, they sing. There was plenty of grumbling back there on those trails in the night. Certainly, American doughboys would be a worry to their officers if they didn’t grumble. It’s a good way of letting off steam. Two officers, as bearded and muddy as their soldiers, lounged under a cuipo tree, smacking their lips over fresh water. Said Lt. William F. Doherty:

Walter Reed Hospital evenings.

“When I write my wife back in

my hat whe

Steamboat ‘Springs, Colo., and tell her I didn’t have any water from 7 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon, she’ll read it and wonder why I bothered to say that. She doesn’t | ogo know what it really means . . . all day of searching out nice little brooks on the map and finding them bone dry, all day of marching with a dry canteen. You never can know until you've done it yourself. The other officer, Lt. Larry

Pvt. Chester Van Orman, 1st class,

' |in the Aroostook twang of a state-

of-Mainer. “The life of a jungleer

is the real soldier’s life—even if you do have to walk.”

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O'Toole of Flushing, L. I, took another canteen sip.

« He'll Tip His Hat -

“That's quite right,” He said. “Forever after, I shall politely tip ever I pass a water faucet—but not until I've had a drink of it first. W. , you are the Goddess of all td here in the jungle.” f Nearby, a couple of doughboys were solemnly drawing up a verbal application to the navy dep: ent: “We hereby request transfer to a nice navy ship that will carry us without walking where we Jave to g0. » An order snapped out in the Kentucky accent of Capt. Cameron Coffman. They were to get under way again. The singing continued until the men fell into ranks.

Even If You Walk

“You can’t beat these jungleers,” said Lt. O'Toole. “They're the great est soldiers in the world—and can they take it!”

the navy found their placed in the growth away from their packs and

cleared their rifles on the ready. They grinned at one another.

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