Word: einar
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Covering Up. On the East Coast the services seem more conservative. In Norfolk, Tattooist Arthur B. ("Cap'n Dan") Coleman, who has had the same shop for 25 years, finds sailors still wanting girls covered with flags; eagles; anchors with fouled lines. Baltimore's Norwegian Tattooist Einar ("Tattoo Bill") Kluge said last week: "Business isn't as good as it was in the last war, but it's good. . . . Women run to initials, roses and butterflies on the arm and leg, stand up to it better than men, who sometimes faint. As for the Marines...
Quislingite Bishop Einar Lothe of Trondheim, Norway has suffered a nervous breakdown and asked permission to retire. Reasons: for months Bishop Lothe has been treated with "icy disdain" by the townspeople; his congregation in Trondheim Cathedral, where he preaches in uniform, has dwindled to a mere handful; soon after he gets on a crowded streetcar he often finds himself the sole occupant...
Frederich B. Myers '43, attending N. E. Aircraft School; John L. Newman '44, called by Navy; Stanford L. Optner '42, IA course at Business School; Clay H. Orvis '44, enlisted in medical unit; Einar C. Palm '43, drafted...
Robert P. Stephens 41, Jacksonville, Fila.; Edward N. Hartloy ocC, Lowell, Mass.; Charles A. Baker '43, Detroit, Mich.; Joseph P. Briscoll '41, Worcester, Mass.; Einar C. Palm '43, Torrington, Conn.; John B. Addington '40, East Aurora, N. Y.; Stanley M. Jacks '44, South Boston, Mass.; and Arthur Kinoy '40, New York...