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NEWSP ARE dislike of any kind-of a curtain. Iron, wooden canvas.: Fortunately crashing the wooden curtain ‘wasn't ‘difficult. : With 40 workmen around, all I did was splat- : than were needed and provide a lot glass companies. » “Who's the man operating the steam shovel? “That's John Lantz” answered Mr. McCord. “Say, why don’t you go talk to him?” I can take a hint.

‘Near Hit on a Noggin

MR. LANTZ WAS just bringing his dragline bucket around to where it was in direct line with a man’s head below. As I gulped the bucket stopped a few feet from the man’s noggin. Incidentally, the man didn’t budge. “Did you ‘see that man down there?” I yelled above the sound of the shovel. “Sure, that's my oiler, Lester Sanders. He measuring’ the rise in the ground. From up here have a tendency to come up when I dig. He kee me on the level.” Mr. Lantz, a former SeaBee, was quite the man with statistics as well as the shovel. For instance, he told me the shovel uses 35 gallons of gas a day, the scoop picks up a ton and a half of dirt and the scoop itself weighs 2700 pounds. It takes three scoops to fill a truck. He keeps eight trucks moving all day. hast ; as soon as one is filled another backs up in e y . CPE TN to get slammed with a pile of dirt. i, 8 ST. MEINRAD ABBEY—The St. Meinrad's Abbey church Mr. Lantz should be able to play an organ./i = night is joined to the church building. Hers thousands of pilg : E% The way he handles the two brake pedals, two : Aug. 20 to ponder the words of the Blessed Mother at Fatima, x aS by clutches and the swing gontrol leven playing an : Russie will be converted and thers willl be peace, + & = . 3 eT WRASSE organ should a snap. A snap if he were a 3 > bro : , x BIG SHOVEL, BIG HOLE—Behind the fence to read music. : HEADS FATIMA WEEK—The Right Rev. Ignatius Esser, af ‘the site of the new American Legion head- Next week they're going to start pouring con-| O,S.B., abbot of St. Meinrad’s Abbey, is heading arrangements quarters, you can find former SeaBee John crete. In satis Sota of weeks there should bel for “Fatima Week" devotions, expected to bring 50,000 persons Lantz still tearing things up with his. trusty taxe my word for rt weeden captain. High ual on a peace pilgrimage to the southern Indiana abbey. . ‘steam shovel. hole, which is a good place to stay out of. ;

Pilgrimage Opens Tomorrow,

Pig boat Pay By Robert C. Ruark| = Features Daily Pontifical Mass

: ST. MEINRAD, Ind, Aug. 13—A peace pil : ANNAPOLIS, Md., Aug. 13—A dangerous dis- “I figure out average take home pay is about, bri ’ y AUB ; pilgrimage ex content, spawned by the leap of living cost, has what a cab driver makes,” another othr re tony pected to g 50,000 persons from over the state and grown _and continues to grow among the most “I got nothing against hackers, but it> seems to more distant places to southern Indiana opens here to-

Ssapoutant Members 01 our warvios easly, the pro- me that chauffeuring 15 million bucks of Uncle|MOITOW. essio L men— e Navy, Sam’s submarine calls for more skill and responsi- “Fatima ‘Meinrad.” arran , the ensigns, jaygees and senior leutenants—have bility than shoving a hack. This is pretty rugged st. i Abbe Week at St 'M ; + ged by the been leaving the service in droves. Resignations duty. And. we just don’t make enough ; y of the Order of St. Benedict, a Catholic approached 200 a day until Navy stopped grant- —-not the way the book says we got to live. monastery a nd seminary : : ing them. 4 “Most of us got kids,” another ensign said. “1! funded here in 1854 Pilgrim Virgin's tour for peace Today's Jaygeé becomes, all too speedily, to- got two. Kids take dough. Always we worry, : : and conversion of Russia. pres srk Rae iis 2 LB ceri ibe ping bors a In ns SL not wil 4 on g 5 icate = en- 8 al care for dependents, but if you , trus Today's Jaygee .is tomorrow's Nimitz. like your kids you go to civilian doctors. Navy the Mother of and opamet a her The _— Even Bull Halsey and finls King wers ensigns, bi 't overstaffed with obstetricians.” cis Wishes expressed) yy; yy drought from. the. Jesuit ONO aS TR : Na : the first youngster A + i leg % ; #It’s. wrong,” one of the kid submariners was ; in Patima, Portugal. : IE a er Maden Jo at New Londofi.' “You gotta be either in : j uss ; "+ | mobiles.’ Sl : ‘and kid damin|’ E CHILDREN reported] An outdoor altar has ‘been even in them, you don’t eat rich—not if six apparitions, during which tifical field " got a wife or family to feed. I swear, I V. ea for dally pom know how the in. shore stations and ordinary surface duty make out.” Submariners get a 50 per cent additional base pay, half again as much seapay, and so do the ‘You'll Never Get Rich’ erence is. a their : get “I GUESS you think we're griping out of as hé continued. “But we figure it this way. i only Country pends a wad of money to educate get docked when they're in school, or hos- 8nd another wad to teach you the tricks of the 0. 8. d they spend about six months of every business after you get out. That's on the off- a. a bey Cntirch. pocial school, constantly updating their knowl chance. they'll need you in’ a war some day. ’ Durin : the oars “I love the Navy and 1 love the work but Pm. ans the Six days the Amer-| 08 ie Sick OF wim are aval). never going-o get rich off it. All 1 ask from|ire crater Viren, & Tepliea of Lol, BY mitten, To edma Uncle Sugar i just enough to akin by, nd tier” Fatima. sculpted rom the Ge ‘a's Jin these prices you : gure 1 can’t dolgerip 3 . A MARRIED ensign on active ses duty gets nearly as good a job for Uncle if I'm stewing over Sctiptions furnished by hg fhree| SPECIAL HOSPITAL units $180 a month base pay—and that's since the 20 the rent. Takes your mind off the business of will be at Bt. Meinrad’ atisa, will be on hand each day. On per cent postwar raise. He gets $60 quarters running the boat and the way she should be run.|this statue was Drght to ince Friday a unit from St. Vincent's allowance, $42 subsistence, a $9 fogey, $18 regular We all feel that way. Right, gents?” U. 8. in 1947, more than 2 an Hospital in Indianapolis will sea pay, $90 sub pay, and $9 sub-sea pay. It adds Right,” they said. i ~~ |persons have participated in the| Indi up te a monthly $408 before taxes, and from now The No. 2 Jaygee concluded it, “Seems to" me ndiana State Police and the on, He 1s subject to sivien ape dev in the we're a national investment,” he said. "It don’t ° a t used to seem like e ‘money in make sense to let the investment lapse for lack 1 10 4 : world,” one of the kids said. “Now: it’s less than of maintenance, or to force you to Jags a private avings an oan Men a hundred a week after taxes. And when we're income in order to do your job right. For instance, i : ashore, you can knock $117 off the month's take, I got five bucks to last me until payday. How To See Mom § i That gives you about $70 a week. I'was in some much you got, Mike?” he asked a brother officer. 4 e w as sort of school or other for 11 out of the last 18 “You're lucky,” brother officer said. “I Me b s y . y months. I tell you, sir, you can’t be an officer get two bucks. But Sue said if T got p 1 mbers of Institute's Graduate School and a gentleman on that kind of dough. Not if could write a check for five. We got $6 in the At IU to Visit Times Contest House

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