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Show SECTION TWO i ;- cUfKof r Pn&Arnh nrl in the deep vaults of This new race H shown spawning (French, lower right) ZSOIQierS CniOmUeU Maginot and Siegfried at Gare l'Est, where men entrain for life underground, lines have accepted their new underground existence. This week Erio von Stroheim after debarking from At- Occasionally a soldier (German, upper left) emerges lantic Clipper, (lower left) arrived in America, to buy from a steel door for exercise. They make the best of 10,000 footballs for France as part of recreation pro- it (Germans, upper right) in their buried quarters, gram for trench-men. Hut it will taice more inan iooi- ball tactics to crash these lines (lower center). Here's a look at their inner workings numbered, (upper center) : (1) Sunken entrance. (2) Connecting gallery. (3) Steel partitions. (4) Periscopes. (5), Telephone exchange. (6) Controls. (7) Assembly room. (8) Gun casements. (9) Machine guns. Q.0) Observation post. (11) Bar- racks. (12) Kitchen. (13) Power plant. (14) Stores. (15) Magazine. (1G) Hospital. (17) Water tank. (18) Hangar. (19) Garage. (20) Tank trap. (A);, Gun casement. (B) Connecting gallery. (C) Railroad. (D) Elevator. (E) Controls (F) Troop quarters. (G); ; Tank traps. (51) Entanglements. (J) Anti-aircraft. lit Metz w0 i , ' O Soarbruecken ' . FRANCE , "I 5 I SIEGFRIED MACINOT ' LINE ' 1 I TjS GERMANY. 0 Basel jws. . I cwiT7rei iKin- 1 I , , . . - i r ! r r 4 t 1 mm a a n nan - v - . The lresehinen . Rain drizzles dow -Men "w'lio are calm, wrapped in melancholy gloom jnenwlio are comln resigned to war not warof a day; not war of a year - .r - - : (i - 1 v BT STUART WmTEIIOUSE " - An Atperlcan Wire Featate . .- v.---- - down on trenches. Men hide In shelteraA ID A1IO CASE v . GOES TO JURY . ' EMMETT, Ida., Dec. 16 U.r PLstrict Judge Thomas E. Buck- ner delivered V final Instructions late today -to a jury .of 12 men who began Immediately deliberations delibera-tions on "the fate of Ora .-W. Sprouse, , 65, Emmett trapper, but war of a lifetime. These men live in the Magiipt and Siegfried lines. - INITIATIVE NOT WANTED, Men who know, day after day, the monotonous routine of gas drill and attack drilL ilcn who have no hope of advancement, no hope of enterpriser ..4 Enterprise is not wanted; nor Is Initiative. These men are best as they serve, colorlessly but efficiently, as cogs in a machine. They are not like men in prison, however for these trench-men are allowed to visit their former! homes, on leave, occasionally. Because, of course, there must be more babies to grow up to be the trench-men of the future. ' x , '' . A rfimDs of ,,the nictuie .cam tody from Erich yon Stroheim Austrian-born film, actor, ahddlregtor. lc this country on leave from . . . , g, . . , the French army. : " lie seeks 10,000Amerlcan-made footballs to take back to France. The trench-men must play games, whether the sun shines or the sleet of winter wraps No Man's Land in a blanket of chill fleece. . The trench-men must play games . . . yes, games ars exercise. TRENCH-MEN MUST EXEKCISE Says Von Stroheim: "The average Frenchman finally ; has been led to the fatalistic belief that he must live. and perhaps die a soldier." - ... . v , v m w v . ' ' ' The last war was different. ' Then there were thrills, and a big build-up to the climax. Soldiers Sol-diers considered themselvet as. crusaders whichever side they fought on. . . . L ' i. War 'then- was a jod. to De oone, wm .au we:wiw A life of rteb Thapptoess, with peace, and wives and children. (Thgihealthyagalnat lheday when theyjnayjbeued fact that men were maimed or killed did not dampen this spirit.) They gaily tossed about a gloriom slogan "The War to End War." " ' ' TOSSED BLOQAN ABOUT You don't hear any such catch-penny phrases today. This Is a different' war; a war stripped of its tinsel and glamor. Th5 trench-man trench-man Is taken from his home, and put into sanitary concrete trcTxlia, bare as a maniac's cell. There, without hope, with no explanation, the trench-mart is told to wait. When spring comes, birds will sing in, France. But the breed of trench-men won't hear that song. ' They'll be underground, save when they are ordered out to play football. .. .. ! - Thev must come out for that, of course. For football Is good exercise. It keeps the breed of treneh-mes charged with first degree murderpRISON TERM in the slaying of Roger Allen, 23, Emmettrancheri . Trie slate rested its case suddenly sud-denly after calling only three witnesses,, final 4 arguments were brief and the , judge outlined his instructions. ' -v. ; . DALLAS, Tex., Dec 16 OIE) E. R. Wyatt, classroom Casaova, was convicted ; today of trying to kill hi3 sweetheart, Mary Jo Miller, Mil-ler, by exploding dynamite in her bedroom. He was sentenced to 50 years in prison.. if. 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