Monday, Jan. 04, 1943
Conversation Piece
On a bus in Portland (Ore.), there took place last week a conversation full of implications concerning U.S. manpower and transportation shortages.
Driver: Let's see. If I follow that Sandy Boulevard bus out, I'll get to 33rd Avenue--won't I?
Passengers: Right.
Woman at Bus Stop: Do you go to. Alberta Street?
Driver: I don't know. Do I?
Passengers: Sure.
Driver: Okay. Hop on.
Man at Bus Stop: I want to go to the airport. You go there?
Driver: Airport? Hey, do I go to an airport?
Passengers: Yes, sir.
Driver: Okay, buddy. . . . Say, here's 33rd. I turn here, don't I?
Passengers: Sure do.
Driver: Left?
Passengers: Check.
Driver: Gosh, what's that building over there?
Passenger: That one? It's Grant High School.
Driver: Hmmm. Nothing like taking a bus ride and seeing the town.
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