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KB2VXA > FUEL     13.05.08 12:20l 34 Lines 1494 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Depression & Ghan
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From: KB2VXA@VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC
To  : FUEL@WW

Hi Tony, Bob and all,

The Great Depression was worldwide, Australia and America weren't the 
only countries where the government put people to work, Germany was 
another notable example. Yes there was hardship, suffering and death but 
no scandal, hard times call for harsh measures if one or a nation is to 
survive. Those were different times and different people with different 
hearts and minds, "better" people with a spirit of cooperation and 
togetherness pretty much absent today. Don't hope against all hope, hard 
times will come again so prepare yourselves in heart and mind to be like 
them pulling together to survive.

As for hopping trains, the railroad "bulls" really didn't look the other 
way, some did while other sadistic SOBs took advantage of the 'boes 
robbing, beating and throwing them from the trains. There is an excellent 
movie about that starring Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine and of course 
the name escapes my head like a seive. Of course I remember the song by 
Roger Miller, King of the Road. Hooping trains or riding thumb in hard 
times you find what you need any way you can and you're not above 
stealing chickens either, careful of that shotgun now.

It must be too early in the morning, you're supposed to be HOPPING trains 
HOPING to find a job HOOPING barrels.

73 de Warren

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