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1 | DTA_int_03 | 0.2064 | Alright, uh, | 1.1908 |
3 | | 1.4753 | what I'd like to ask you | 2.6134 |
5 | | 3.1054 | to begin with, what kinds of games did you play when you were a kid? | 6.0015 |
6 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 6.5959 | Didn't play. | 7.2336 |
7 | DTA_int_03 | 7.7719 | Didn't play? What'd you do? | 8.7256 |
8 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 9.5577 | I've never been one who could play or relax in any games. Never enjoyed games. Don't enjoy them now. | 14.1828 |
9 | DTA_int_03 | 14.6222 | Huh. | 14.8718 |
11 | | 15.4266 | What did you do then when you were a kid? Did you work? | 17.3653 |
12 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 17.7904 | Mostly read. | 18.6096 |
13 | DTA_int_03 | 19.0868 | Mm-hm. | 19.5119 |
14 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 19.5670 | And, uh, was a loner. | 20.9005 |
15 | DTA_int_03 | 21.2365 | Mm-hm. | 21.6110 |
16 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 21.7993 | Uh. | 22.2428 |
18 | | 22.6496 | I liked to walk. | 23.5929 |
20 | | 25.2183 | Observe people. | 26.0686 |
22 | | 27.1941 | Window shop. | 27.9889 |
23 | DTA_int_03 | 28.2550 | Mm-hm. | 28.5884 |
24 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 29.7690 | Uh, hop | 30.4250 |
26 | | 30.7137 | freight trains. I was an adventurer. | 32.6100 |
27 | DTA_int_03 | 33.0565 | Mm-hm. | 33.3440 |
28 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 33.5699 | And, uh, I was constantly on the move that way. I liked to sit at the waterfront, | 37.2000 |
30 | | 37.3651 | reminisce the boats, and watch the boats | 39.1116 |
32 | | 39.4786 | river. | 39.8941 |
33 | DTA_int_03 | 40.5486 | Mm-hm. | 40.8302 |
34 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 40.9952 | And, uh, | 41.9586 |
36 | | 42.7748 | I would skip school frequently to- | 44.5105 |
38 | | 44.7873 | to enjoy this s- <laugh>. | 47.2674 |
39 | DTA_int_03 | 47.3286 | [Did you-] | 47.6072 |
40 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 47.4081 | [nomadic] life type. | 48.5516 |
41 | DTA_int_03 | 48.9216 | Was this in Detroit? | 49.6893 |
42 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 49.9830 | Yes. | 50.3897 |
43 | DTA_int_03 | 51.8053 | You can hardly window shop. <laugh> | 53.8178 |
44 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 54.5026 | Well, yes I could. | 55.6710 |
45 | DTA_int_03 | 56.0166 | Anywhere /above us/. | 56.9861 |
46 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 56.9984 | Yeah. | 57.2488 |
48 | | 57.3803 | Mm-hm. | 57.7290 |
49 | DTA_int_03 | 58.4110 | Uh, | 58.7317 |
51 | | 60.0871 | did you ever get out into the woods? | 61.6558 |
52 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 62.1481 | Yes, I spent | 63.1238 |
54 | | 63.2951 | a number of years in scouting, beginning at the time I was twelve. I spent a lot of time that way. | 67.6435 |
56 | | 68.5916 | I had a certain love for, uh, | 70.5150 |
58 | | 71.3163 | what we might call, uh, <laugh> | 72.4976 |
60 | | 73.0317 | nature and, uh, | 73.8178 |
62 | | 74.0839 | wild. And, uh, | 75.2828 |
64 | | 76.6893 | every time I had a- | 77.4784 |
66 | | 77.7417 | had a opportunity I was out | 79.2581 |
68 | | 80.3530 | playing at camp. I remember doing that when I was a kid. | 82.8667 |
70 | | 83.1267 | Oh, back | 83.6895 |
72 | | 84.7993 | maybe seven, eight years of age. | 86.3714 |
73 | DTA_int_03 | 86.5579 | [Mm-hm.] | 86.7904 |
74 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 86.7476 | [And] in fact, I have several periods in my life when | 89.0839 |
75 | | 89.7965 | uh, before twelve that I- I owned a tent | 92.1871 |
77 | | 92.5457 | thanks to my parents. | 93.4357 |
78 | DTA_int_03 | 93.7167 | Uh-huh. | 94.0073 |
79 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 94.0348 | And I was able to play camp life. | 95.6864 |
80 | DTA_int_03 | 96.1788 | Mm-hm. | 96.4836 |
82 | | 97.1694 | Did you | 97.6425 |
84 | | 97.9462 | ever go out with a scout troop? | 99.5876 |
85 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 99.9125 | Oh, yes. After m- after twelve I was an active scouter. | 102.9369 |
86 | DTA_int_03 | 103.2000 | Mm-hm. | 103.5512 |
87 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 103.5670 | An active scout until I was, uh, | 105.7279 |
89 | | 106.3345 | almost thirty. | 106.9899 |
90 | DTA_int_03 | 107.8485 | Hm. | 108.0381 |
92 | | 108.6739 | Uh, | 108.8408 |
94 | | 109.1051 | were you a leader then or just? | 110.2776 |
95 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 110.2399 | I became a scout | 111.9063 |
96 | | 112.0195 | master. I went through all the ranks, when I was a scout and right up to scout master, and I became a neighborhood commissioner. | 117.3226 |
98 | | 118.4691 | And, uh, | 119.5335 |
100 | | 120.6861 | I received the Eagle Scout rank, and, uh, | 123.0014 |
102 | | 123.7106 | Scout Master's Key. | 125.0530 |
104 | | 126.0993 | And I specialize in | 127.1388 |
106 | | 127.3284 | leadership training. | 128.1481 |
107 | DTA_int_03 | 128.4662 | Mm-hm. | 128.8087 |
109 | | 129.7962 | Where would you go | 130.6832 |
111 | | 130.8545 | on a | 131.3316 |
113 | | 131.4906 | camping trip? | 132.1120 |
114 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 132.2675 | Well, i- | 132.8509 |
116 | | 133.2519 | depends entirely upon the set up. In the Detroit area we had the Detroit Area Boy Scout Camp at Brighton, Michigan. | 139.6557 |
118 | | 140.3408 | /Charles Hall/ Reservation in those days I think. | 142.6587 |
120 | | 143.0655 | I was in a troop that was one of the | 144.4785 |
122 | | 145.2091 | pioneer troops out there that developed- that helped to develop the program there. | 148.4691 |
124 | | 149.6222 | And, um, | 150.3379 |
126 | | 150.9736 | course, uh, I- | 151.4966 |
128 | | 151.6740 | in the troops that I was a member, we always had our own l- | 154.6495 |
130 | | 154.7841 | particular camping- favorite camping spot. | 156.9421 |
132 | | 157.5211 | Overnight camps. We would always pick some place w- | 159.6616 |
134 | | 159.9797 | we- you know, nearby but just enough to give it that | 162.4139 |
136 | | 162.5485 | wilderness aspect. | 163.7872 |
137 | DTA_int_03 | 164.0349 | Uh-huh. | 164.2827 |
138 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 165.1788 | And, uh, | 165.9614 |
140 | | 167.9647 | we weren't able to do the real | 169.9921 |
142 | | 170.1787 | things that we would like to have done because of | 172.2886 |
144 | | 172.4293 | naturally, money limitations. | 174.1316 |
146 | | 174.5428 | But we had some real good scouting. | 175.9952 |
147 | DTA_int_03 | 176.8668 | Did you ever hunt? | 177.5300 |
148 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 178.4232 | Well I tried that one time. | 180.0993 |
150 | | 180.2553 | I'm not too much- I liked, uh, | 182.0911 |
152 | | 183.5317 | the idea of hunting, but I think I'd rather do it with a camera or something like that. I don't like the idea of killing animals just for the sport of killing. | 189.7503 |
153 | DTA_int_03 | 190.0378 | [Yeah.] | 190.2336 |
154 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 190.2091 | [I] went one time and | 191.3591 |
155 | | 192.0045 | it doesn't appeal to me. | 192.9338 |
156 | DTA_int_03 | 193.7352 | What | 193.9646 |
158 | | 194.1267 | kind of weapons did you carry? | 195.5068 |
159 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 195.7748 | Oh, of course I mean, hunting I went with a rifle. | 198.0228 |
160 | DTA_int_03 | 198.2946 | Mm-hm. | 198.5732 |
161 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 199.4018 | Uh, thirty thirty rifle. | 201.0198 |
163 | | 201.7106 | But that was for a week, more or less to be with the fellas that I work with. | 204.8902 |
165 | | 205.1418 | But- | 205.4625 |
166 | DTA_int_03 | 205.4691 | Those are pretty. | 206.3456 |
167 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 206.6466 | but, uh, | 207.5974 |
169 | | 208.9340 | I don't think too much of hunting | 210.4112 |
171 | | 211.2764 | just for the sake of killing animals. | 212.6497 |
172 | DTA_int_03 | 213.2675 | Yeah. | 213.5179 |
174 | | 214.3253 | Um, | 214.6404 |
176 | | 216.3776 | what | 216.5852 |
178 | | 217.6556 | kinds of | 218.0655 |
180 | | 218.2521 | of ca- craf- | 219.0779 |
182 | | 219.2124 | crafts did you go in for? How much- how much equipment did you carry with you and what did you make for [yourself?] | 224.9341 |
183 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 224.8393 | [Well] in the outfits that I was with, we were always | 227.6239 |
184 | | 228.9277 | typed and | 229.4734 |
186 | | 230.2704 | developed our own equipment. We prepared our own | 232.7229 |
188 | | 232.8667 | tents or made our own tents. | 234.1635 |
189 | DTA_int_03 | 234.4812 | Did you? | 234.7859 |
190 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 235.0195 | And, uh, | 235.9889 |
192 | | 236.3407 | everything we did, we did it from | 237.8696 |
194 | | 238.3131 | right from the beginning. Otherwise we- | 240.0228 |
196 | | 240.5947 | we build a campsite, we use the natural material on hand. | 243.4021 |
198 | | 243.5332 | And we were the oldest scout- <laugh> scouters, that old [type scouting.] We don't have that now. | 247.3018 |
199 | DTA_int_03 | 245.7967 | [Yeah. Uh-huh.] | 246.5157 |
200 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 248.0043 | And | 248.5151 |
201 | DTA_int_03 | 248.7822 | It's [hard to find.] | 249.5852 |
202 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 248.9775 | [before-] | 249.3929 |
203 | | 249.6219 | oh, yes it's hard to find now. | 250.9003 |
205 | | 251.5243 | And, uh, we made our own knapsacks and things like that. | 254.4753 |
206 | DTA_int_03 | 255.3776 | [What did you] use for it? | 256.2305 |
207 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 255.4506 | [And-] | 255.7075 |
208 | DTA_int_03 | 256.7137 | On the- | 257.0504 |
209 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 257.3591 | Well [we used to get-] | 258.1910 |
210 | DTA_int_03 | 257.6629 | [/??/] | 258.1210 |
211 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 258.3225 | yeah, we used it for making tents, we use to get this unbleached cotton. | 261.5122 |
213 | | 261.7534 | Uh, | 262.2397 |
215 | | 262.7642 | forget what they call it now but, uh, it was unbleached cotton. And we'd take paraffin and- blocks of paraffin and | 267.3898 |
217 | | 268.4201 | with a warm iron just | 269.6313 |
219 | | 269.8423 | press it right into the, | 270.9148 |
221 | | 271.2855 | uh, | 271.8055 |
223 | | 272.1603 | cloth and that water-proofed it for [us.] | 274.2244 |
224 | DTA_int_03 | 274.1449 | [Mm-hm.] | 274.4235 |
225 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 275.1358 | And for heavier knap or night- knapsacks and things like that, we usually used an Indian | 279.6314 |
227 | | 279.8696 | frame, | 280.3956 |
229 | | 281.1633 | uh, | 281.7206 |
230 | DTA_int_03 | 281.7812 | Oh. | 282.2246 |
231 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 282.2950 | that's a stiff [back.] | 283.2913 |
232 | DTA_int_03 | 283.1484 | [Oh.] | 283.4854 |
233 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 283.7076 | And then just | 284.3866 |
235 | | 284.6527 | kind of made a canvas bag | 286.1020 |
237 | | 286.6250 | to set on there, it- l- we laced on there. | 288.2797 |
238 | DTA_int_03 | 288.7564 | Mm-hm. | 289.0378 |
239 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 289.0500 | A very practical type of, um, | 290.9433 |
241 | | 291.3347 | of, uh, | 292.0531 |
243 | | 292.1724 | knapsack. | 292.7871 |
244 | DTA_int_03 | 293.1327 | That was the long pack with the [/?/?] | 294.7686 |
245 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 294.3404 | [Yes.] | 294.7166 |
246 | | 294.8115 | Mm-hm. | 295.2060 |
247 | DTA_int_03 | 297.0931 | Uh, | 297.3256 |
249 | | 298.0347 | what did you sew them with? | 298.9676 |
251 | | 299.1297 | when you were in /?/. | 299.8148 |
252 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 301.3039 | Well I had a good wife. | 302.6863 |
253 | DTA_int_03 | 303.3680 | [<laugh>] | 304.1085 |
254 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 303.3955 | [<laugh>] | 303.6945 |
256 | | 303.8604 | [No, I had] a few cooperative mothers. [<laugh>] | 306.2277 |
257 | DTA_int_03 | 305.8209 | [Yeah.] | 306.0717 |
258 | | 306.5178 | Yeah. | 306.7733 |
260 | | 307.9920 | Uh, | 308.3040 |
262 | | 308.4478 | was- was this strictly segregated with the guys? | 311.0007 |
263 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 311.0655 | Yes, scouting was segregated. Although, uh, | 313.3559 |
265 | | 313.6189 | I was in an outfit that, uh, | 315.2736 |
267 | | 315.9124 | that- in segregation and the racial matters, you reach a point where no- | 319.0990 |
269 | | 319.2886 | people no longer see your color. | 320.7322 |
270 | DTA_int_03 | 320.8594 | /Really/? | 321.2654 |
271 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 321.2858 | And when you are- | 322.0867 |
273 | | 322.4690 | reach a certain | 323.2520 |
275 | | 323.7567 | development and s- uh, progress, | 325.4660 |
277 | | 325.8942 | and they don't see you as a Negro or as an Indian or Chinese, | 328.4415 |
279 | | 328.7718 | you're in a program and you're in- excelling in that program so you get- there you are. So | 332.6873 |
281 | | 333.0992 | our boys, | 333.9410 |
283 | | 334.6128 | although all of our Negro boys where y- were used | 337.4568 |
285 | | 337.5730 | primarily as a training | 339.3103 |
287 | | 339.7839 | group. | 340.0898 |
289 | | 340.5730 | We trained | 341.2061 |
291 | | 341.4569 | other | 341.8734 |
293 | | 342.3317 | troops and obviously | 343.5914 |
295 | | 343.9370 | we weren't training Negro troops. | 345.4601 |
296 | DTA_int_03 | 345.6065 | Yeah. | 345.8271 |
297 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 346.3222 | And I wasn't training Negro leaders, I was training all white leaders. | 349.1815 |
299 | | 350.1450 | So, uh, | 350.8912 |
301 | | 351.1206 | we didn't have the feeling of being segregated so much. And we didn't- | 353.9188 |
303 | | 354.3439 | although we, uh, | 355.0405 |
305 | | 355.1815 | scouting in those days were definitely set upon a racial pattern. | 357.6985 |
306 | DTA_int_03 | 358.0255 | Yeah. | 358.3100 |
308 | | 359.1541 | Um, | 359.5256 |
310 | | 359.8545 | was it | 360.2456 |
312 | | 360.6891 | in advance of the city, or what's this about? | 362.8573 |
313 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 363.3255 | Pardon? | 363.6708 |
314 | DTA_int_03 | 364.0072 | Was s- | 364.5781 |
316 | | 364.8911 | was scouting in advance of the city on- | 366.9888 |
318 | | 368.0930 | on | 368.3224 |
320 | | 368.6083 | integration, in other words? | 369.8970 |
322 | | 371.3713 | Uh, | 371.7903 |
324 | | 372.0289 | were you | 372.6646 |
326 | | 372.9980 | according more respect | 374.1725 |
328 | | 374.3438 | in- | 374.6496 |
330 | | 374.8209 | in the scouting | 375.6493 |
332 | | 376.2121 | than you might be | 377.2864 |
333 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 377.6955 | Well /?/- | 378.1634 |
334 | DTA_int_03 | 378.4020 | early- i- I don't [know] Detroit, and [I don't know how-] | 380.9896 |
335 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 379.4201 | [Y-] | 379.5971 |
337 | | 380.3193 | [<sigh> Yeah.] | 381.3255 |
338 | DTA_int_03 | 381.3664 | how decent it was to be a [Negro.] | 382.7943 |
339 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 382.6600 | [Uh-huh.] | 382.9082 |
340 | | 383.5823 | Well I don't think, uh, it's very difficult for, uh, | 386.1388 |
342 | | 387.1053 | me to say that, uh, at anytime I ever felt there was a really- | 390.1512 |
344 | | 391.0469 | I was involved in a racial pattern of any type, and it was | 393.6463 |
346 | | 394.4935 | uh, difficult for me. | 395.7964 |
347 | DTA_int_03 | 396.7319 | Mm-hm. | 397.0584 |
348 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 397.2977 | So I don't have those concepts. | 398.8433 |
350 | | 399.4509 | But, uh, | 400.2999 |
352 | | 401.0471 | in scouting, uh, the people- the boys that I was | 404.1521 |
354 | | 404.3315 | working with, that parental group I was working with | 406.5699 |
356 | | 406.9951 | were all from homeowners | 408.3317 |
357 | DTA_int_03 | 408.6279 | Uh-huh. | 408.9491 |
358 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 409.0928 | and you might say that, uh, a middle class | 411.6554 |
359 | DTA_int_03 | 411.9032 | Yeah. | 412.0902 |
360 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 412.2341 | people. A middle class Negro, | 413.8912 |
362 | | 414.2215 | uh, | 414.4051 |
364 | | 414.5610 | culture. | 415.0683 |
366 | | 415.7657 | And, uh, there were, | 417.0442 |
368 | | 417.8604 | uh, | 418.2916 |
370 | | 418.5852 | mostly had either very decent jobs or they were | 421.2335 |
372 | | 421.3467 | professional people. | 422.2116 |
374 | | 422.9616 | So there was enough | 423.9558 |
376 | | 424.2183 | income and enough of | 425.4049 |
378 | | 425.6282 | things to work with, so that we didn't really feel that, uh, | 428.3866 |
380 | | 429.1940 | we were being restricted too much. And in scouting, | 431.5028 |
382 | | 431.7842 | even though the troop was | 432.9931 |
384 | | 433.4965 | the- | 433.6311 |
386 | | 433.8727 | uh, groups or the troops were set up on a racial pattern, | 436.8238 |
388 | | 437.2153 | we were | 437.6129 |
390 | | 437.9463 | integrated in all the scouting movement and programs. | 441.2582 |
392 | | 442.0622 | So there wasn't a Negro camp or anything like that, or a Negro camp life. | 445.7847 |
393 | DTA_int_03 | 446.0654 | Mm-hm. | 446.4065 |
395 | | 447.5729 | [It's-] | 447.9212 |
396 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 447.6616 | [Good morning,] /RD-NAME-2/. | 448.6755 |
397 | DTA_int_03 | 451.7901 | Um, | 452.2966 |
398 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 453.3102 | Mm-hm. | 453.7013 |
399 | DTA_int_03 | 454.1846 | did you have any pets when you were growing up? | 456.2395 |
400 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 456.7319 | Usually I had an animal of some type. | 458.3132 |
402 | | 458.4875 | Always a dog. | 459.3102 |
403 | DTA_int_03 | 459.7135 | Mm-hm. | 460.1286 |
404 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 461.5854 | Or a cat. | 462.1084 |
405 | DTA_int_03 | 462.6889 | Who was your favorite dog? | 463.7626 |
406 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 464.4997 | What? | 464.7261 |
407 | DTA_int_03 | 464.9493 | When you were a kid? | 465.5688 |
408 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 466.0775 | I didn't have any favorite dogs, they were all favorites. | 467.8088 |
410 | | 468.0533 | Probably the one I | 469.2457 |
412 | | 469.3620 | best remember was | 470.4141 |
414 | | 470.8606 | my first dog, was a large collie. | 472.7596 |
416 | | 473.4233 | And possibly the last dog that I had, | 475.9002 |
418 | | 476.1480 | when I married, | 476.7811 |
420 | | 477.3072 | which my wife took over. <laugh> | 478.8483 |
421 | DTA_int_03 | 479.2459 | Is that [the-] | 480.0212 |
422 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 479.7199 | [He change-] he changed [his loyalty.] | 480.9705 |
423 | DTA_int_03 | 480.4243 | [a hundred and] thirty [pound-] | 481.6464 |
424 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 481.5706 | [No,] no, no, no, [no.] This is- we've a- we always have | 484.1264 |
425 | DTA_int_03 | 482.4018 | [yeah.] | 482.6732 |
426 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 485.0776 | dogs, cats, | 485.9096 |
428 | | 486.0961 | and everything in our family. We always have had. My wife and I both love animals, so we have a | 489.9980 |
430 | | 490.3344 | Siamese cat'll be around if you manage to see him. | 492.5881 |
432 | | 493.6861 | And, uh, we have this | 494.7108 |
434 | | 494.9279 | police dog out here, and we | 496.5210 |
436 | | 496.9278 | had a canary until the cat moved in. | 498.7869 |
437 | DTA_int_03 | 499.1295 | <laugh> | 499.8391 |
438 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 499.9675 | And, uh, we have goldfish. | 501.5637 |
440 | | 502.8024 | So we al- always had some type of <laugh> | 505.0653 |
442 | | 505.2151 | pet life around us. | 506.2214 |
443 | DTA_int_03 | 506.8239 | How do you find the Siamese behaves? | 508.3833 |
444 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 509.1847 | Oh, it's | 509.7291 |
446 | | 509.8674 | you see the picture of that darn cat? | 511.1478 |
447 | DTA_int_03 | 512.2061 | Uh, [no I] didn't. I have a Siamese. | 514.6447 |
448 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 512.6955 | [/unintelligible/] | 512.9952 |
449 | | 514.6770 | Oh, you have a Siamese? Well we- | 515.7750 |
451 | | 515.9891 | this one here is a- | 516.9276 |
453 | | 517.7748 | a beautiful creature, it's thoroughbred. | 519.4147 |
455 | | 519.6426 | And my- our daughter raises- breeds 'em. | 522.1576 |
456 | DTA_int_03 | 522.5361 | Mm-hm. | 522.8249 |
457 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 523.5699 | And, uh, | 524.3913 |
459 | | 524.8667 | it's quite a- quite- it's a male cat. | 526.5516 |
461 | | 527.3162 | But I've never seen anything as affectionate as that cat, except it has one particular | 531.2766 |
463 | | 531.7349 | trait that it was trained | 533.1514 |
465 | | 534.1141 | by | 534.4750 |
467 | | 534.6891 | my daughter and her husband. | 535.8115 |
469 | | 536.9248 | Uh, | 537.5029 |
471 | | 538.2182 | to ride your shoulder. | 539.0685 |
473 | | 540.9429 | So if you're standing and basically he decides that he wants to move, | 544.1784 |
475 | | 544.3589 | ride a- | 544.7075 |
477 | | 546.1756 | uh, whether you have on sufficient, uh, articles to | 549.1550 |
479 | | 549.4845 | burry the [claw into, or whether he uses] your skin, it's all the same to him. | 553.2702 |
480 | DTA_int_03 | 549.9551 | [<laugh>] | 551.2482 |
481 | | 553.7228 | Yeah. | 554.1051 |
482 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 554.2091 | And he will be around in a few minutes. He sleeps with us. | 556.6739 |
483 | DTA_int_03 | 557.1816 | Uh-huh. | 557.4569 |
484 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 558.0196 | And he goes from bed to bed. | 559.4927 |
486 | | 559.8513 | And, uh, | 560.6364 |
488 | | 560.9799 | generally | 561.4203 |
490 | | 562.3436 | runs the household. | 563.3316 |
492 | | 563.5578 | And [including-] | 564.2337 |
493 | DTA_int_03 | 563.8698 | [/unintelligible/?] | 564.4735 |
494 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 565.2610 | Yes he does. | 566.2122 |
496 | | 566.5853 | Some awful [sounds.] | 567.9429 |
497 | DTA_int_03 | 567.6829 | [<laugh>] | 568.7289 |
498 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 569.6740 | Awful sounds. Does yours do that? | 571.3252 |
499 | DTA_int_03 | 571.6280 | Yeah. Oh yeah. | 572.2000 |
500 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 572.4599 | [Yeah.] | 572.8025 |
501 | DTA_int_03 | 572.6954 | [/Now] I'm a little [paranoid/.] | 573.7101 |
502 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 573.2211 | [Mine's] very noisy. | 574.4078 |
503 | DTA_int_03 | 574.8788 | Um, | 575.2968 |
505 | | 575.8300 | did you ever | 576.5086 |
507 | | 577.6066 | keep any wild pets? | 578.8361 |
509 | | 579.9215 | Like a raccoon or a skunk? | 581.1694 |
510 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 581.3651 | Uh, no. I don't think so. | 583.0102 |
512 | | 583.7840 | Don't remember ever | 584.5425 |
514 | | 584.9493 | having any. | 585.6967 |
515 | DTA_int_03 | 586.7473 | Oh. | 586.9635 |
516 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 587.1449 | Uh, we lived up in Brighton, Michigan. | 589.0499 |
518 | | 589.3466 | Possibly, there might've been a tendency, we had been able to- to, uh, | 592.4873 |
520 | | 593.0103 | adopted a wild | 594.0533 |
522 | | 594.6309 | [animal.] | 595.0286 |
523 | DTA_int_03 | 594.6768 | [Mm-hm.] | 595.0730 |
524 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 595.6219 | But, uh, | 596.2948 |
526 | | 596.6721 | we haven't. | 597.2236 |
528 | | 597.7166 | Never have. | 598.3864 |
529 | DTA_int_03 | 599.8147 | Um, | 600.1297 |
531 | | 600.6523 | when- | 600.9857 |
533 | | 601.3986 | did you have any | 602.4058 |
535 | | 602.6801 | beliefs when you were a kid about how you could get a wish? | 605.4783 |
537 | | 606.6921 | Like, when you- was- was there any situation that seemed to call for a wish? | 610.1050 |
538 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 612.4417 | I, uh, | 613.3252 |
540 | | 613.9583 | don't know. I've always been a | 615.2062 |
542 | | 615.3958 | daydreamer. | 616.1635 |
543 | DTA_int_03 | 616.5179 | Mm-hm. | 616.8482 |
544 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 617.5027 | But | 617.7780 |
546 | | 618.5029 | my daydreams for the most part have been fulfilled. So they weren't directly- | 623.6679 |
548 | | 624.5273 | it wasn't directly wishful thinking, it was more or less a directed ambition. A [latent ambition.] | 629.1388 |
549 | DTA_int_03 | 628.2885 | [Mm-hm.] | 628.6455 |
550 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 629.9309 | So everything that I've dreamed of has- I dreamed of as a kid, with the exception of possibly being in the Navy, | 635.1479 |
552 | | 635.8789 | has been fulfilled. | 636.9325 |
553 | DTA_int_03 | 637.1723 | Were you in the service? | 638.0111 |
554 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 638.2519 | No. | 638.5272 |
556 | | 638.6771 | Was too old. | 639.2796 |
557 | DTA_int_03 | 639.6248 | Mm. | 639.9281 |
558 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 640.4445 | Too old or too young. | 641.3590 |
559 | DTA_int_03 | 641.9078 | Yeah. | 642.1756 |
561 | | 642.3740 | <laugh> Wrong war. | 643.1906 |
562 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 643.2059 | Mm-hm. | 643.5454 |
564 | | 643.9369 | Wrong war. | 644.5211 |
565 | DTA_int_03 | 645.1940 | So | 645.6913 |
567 | | 646.1876 | in your family there wasn't much fuss made about chicken bones, and | 649.4991 |
569 | | 650.4171 | anything? | 650.8338 |
571 | | 651.2058 | The breast bone or the | 652.2151 |
573 | | 652.6983 | collar bone? | 653.2498 |
574 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 653.9370 | Now why'd you bring that up? | 654.8450 |
575 | DTA_int_03 | 655.4231 | I [was-] | 655.8635 |
576 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 655.6372 | [I don't] see the point. | 656.5150 |
577 | DTA_int_03 | 656.7352 | oh, as- as a wish- | 657.8267 |
579 | | 658.1814 | wish [thing.] | 658.8581 |
580 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 658.6739 | [Oh,] you mean that little wish- | 659.7413 |
581 | | 659.9462 | oh, this w- well this was done as a traditional thing without any concept of it meaning anything. [This w-] | 664.8852 |
582 | DTA_int_03 | 664.5515 | [Yeah, that's] what I meant. A tradition, [a situation, that seem to call for a wish.] | 668.2951 |
583 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 666.0716 | [a- yeah. | 666.5728 |
585 | | 666.9031 | [Yeah, this is just- yeah it w-] we just | 668.7688 |
586 | | 668.8881 | had the breast bone in the chicken, so okay, whoever got it | 671.4171 |
588 | | 671.5731 | broke it. We still do. | 672.6156 |
589 | DTA_int_03 | 672.9215 | Mm-hm. | 673.2437 |
590 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 673.4751 | But, uh, there's no | 675.0018 |
592 | | 675.2551 | element of superstition or element of, uh, thinking that | 677.8544 |
594 | | 677.9707 | such things would come true. This is more or less just a- | 680.2397 |
596 | | 680.8483 | <laugh> something that was | 682.1233 |
598 | | 682.2732 | traditional, that's all. Part of, uh, American culture if anything. | 685.7993 |
599 | DTA_int_03 | 685.8543 | Yeah. | 686.1449 |
601 | | 686.9034 | But I don't- I don't think anybody really [believes.] | 689.1693 |
602 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 688.9399 | [Yeah.] | 689.3345 |
603 | DTA_int_03 | 689.8086 | Did you have any other situations like | 691.5607 |
605 | | 691.9338 | that where you | 692.5971 |
607 | | 693.0528 | felt obliged to at least try to think up a wish? | 695.6680 |
608 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 697.0927 | Not that I can recall, unless it was the old favorite one of blowing out the candle on birthday cake. | 701.9370 |
609 | DTA_int_03 | 702.3163 | Uh-huh. | 702.6196 |
610 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 702.6554 | Which we still do. | 703.7136 |
611 | DTA_int_03 | 703.8665 | Yeah. | 704.2264 |
612 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 704.9676 | And, this again of course if a part of our American culture. | 707.7443 |
613 | DTA_int_03 | 708.3469 | Indeed. | 708.8144 |
615 | | 710.4813 | Uh, could you tell me about school? | 712.0010 |
617 | | 712.7564 | What did you study? | 713.6454 |
618 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 714.0165 | Well I went | 714.4994 |
620 | | 714.7174 | to elementary school in Detroit. | 716.1235 |
622 | | 717.1756 | And I went up to tenth grade in | 719.1235 |
624 | | 719.3314 | high school before dropping out. | 721.6606 |
626 | | 722.8453 | And after I married, | 724.1753 |
628 | | 724.7197 | my wife and I both went back to school and finished night school. | 727.6249 |
629 | DTA_int_03 | 727.8726 | Mm-hm. | 728.2213 |
630 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 728.6526 | And, uh, we've had some, | 730.6364 |
632 | | 731.0806 | uh, | 731.7107 |
634 | | 732.8266 | formal | 733.4261 |
636 | | 734.4109 | schooling after that. U of D, uh, but | 736.6310 |
638 | | 736.8604 | this has been more or less an adult interest level rather than, | 739.3527 |
640 | | 739.9093 | um, matriculating for a degree or anything like that. | 742.2365 |
641 | DTA_int_03 | 742.2365 | Yeah. | 742.4614 |
642 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 743.7933 | But, uh- | 744.7532 |
643 | DTA_int_03 | 744.8664 | What did you take in elementary school? | 746.5292 |
644 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 747.0441 | the same old thing everyone else takes, you know, reading, and writing, and arithmetic. And, uh, a little bit of- uh, | 752.1785 |
646 | | 752.8269 | of physical ed and, uh, | 754.7717 |
648 | | 755.5455 | n- I think | 756.0899 |
650 | | 756.4875 | both my wife and I /though/- | 757.8818 |
652 | | 758.5241 | or had an interest in debating and- and research work. | 762.0288 |
653 | DTA_int_03 | 762.4111 | Mm-hm. | 762.7217 |
654 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 762.7217 | We went to school together. | 763.7778 |
655 | DTA_int_03 | 764.1173 | Oh, did [you?] | 764.5401 |
656 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 764.3620 | [<laugh>] | 765.3372 |
657 | DTA_int_03 | 766.2365 | You mean from [grade] school, on up? | 767.4457 |
658 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 766.6916 | [Uh-] | 766.9216 |
660 | | 767.3787 | uh-huh. | 767.8483 |
661 | DTA_int_03 | 770.8024 | Uh, | 771.1175 |
663 | | 773.1020 | what to you does a normal classroom have in it? | 775.6402 |
664 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 778.2303 | Well, <sigh> | 779.0806 |
666 | | 779.2060 | my concept hasn't changed any from what I see now in the classroom. | 782.9064 |
668 | | 783.0257 | Possibly they have a little more | 784.3496 |
670 | | 785.0286 | decorations around on the wall- a few m- few more posters and things like that. Uh, | 790.2242 |
671 | DTA_int_03 | 790.7014 | But [essentially the same?] | 792.1083 |
672 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 790.8512 | [I-] | 791.0164 |
674 | | 791.5577 | [I think the visual] aid- there are few more visual aids now, but [essentially,] | 795.1144 |
675 | DTA_int_03 | 794.4170 | [Mm-hm.] | 794.7494 |
676 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 795.7899 | uh, I can remember in school back in nineteen seventeen, | 799.1325 |
678 | | 799.9002 | when we were learning | 800.7657 |
680 | | 801.4141 | the alphabet. | 802.1264 |
682 | | 802.2426 | I don't think there's a heck of a lot of difference. | 803.9553 |
683 | DTA_int_03 | 804.3954 | <laugh> [Okay.] | 805.3055 |
684 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 805.0652 | [And the] way they were- and the visual aids used then are the visual aids used now. | 808.1263 |
685 | DTA_int_03 | 808.4720 | Where would the teacher write? | 809.4806 |
686 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 810.3560 | Blackboard. | 810.8664 |
687 | DTA_int_03 | 811.5025 | And where would you sit? | 812.3617 |
688 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 813.5181 | Well, uh, | 814.4977 |
690 | | 814.9552 | ordinary- under ordinary circumstances I was one of those guys that like to get right up under the teacher if possible. | 818.8514 |
691 | DTA_int_03 | 819.0257 | Mm-hm. | 819.3522 |
692 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 819.5880 | So I was usually in the front of the classroom. | 821.4629 |
694 | | 821.5669 | Wherever it was. | 822.2031 |
695 | DTA_int_03 | 822.8908 | So /?/ | 823.5362 |
697 | | 824.0378 | You- | 824.3106 |
698 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 824.5638 | I had a [high interest l-] | 825.4079 |
699 | DTA_int_03 | 824.9523 | [/inaudible/.] | 825.4259 |
700 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 825.5213 | uh, I had a high interest level in what I was, | 827.0959 |
702 | | 827.3100 | uh, being taught in school. | 828.5089 |
703 | DTA_int_03 | 828.7410 | Mm-hm. | 829.0588 |
705 | | 829.2976 | Yeah. | 829.5454 |
707 | | 830.3436 | Um, | 830.7351 |
709 | | 832.3588 | if you | 832.8053 |
711 | | 832.9896 | walked outside a classroom, where would you be? | 835.0263 |
712 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 836.8391 | Well under ordinary circumstances it would be either the library- | 840.1970 |
713 | DTA_int_03 | 840.9337 | Uh-huh. | 841.2703 |
714 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 841.6860 | playground. | 842.0622 |
715 | DTA_int_03 | 842.5822 | Mm-hm. | 842.9334 |
717 | | 843.7410 | Uh, | 844.0196 |
719 | | 844.2364 | what- | 844.4322 |
721 | | 844.6279 | what do you call the area around the school? | 846.5064 |
722 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 848.2549 | The area around the school? | 849.3407 |
723 | DTA_int_03 | 849.5177 | Yeah. The, um, | 850.4291 |
725 | | 851.1968 | the- | 851.4170 |
727 | | 851.5944 | [the grounds.] | 852.2398 |
728 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 851.6801 | [/?/] | 851.8528 |
730 | | 852.1021 | [uh,] the playground, [and] | 853.4281 |
731 | DTA_int_03 | 853.3129 | [Mm-hm.] | 853.5611 |
732 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 853.6211 | usually they- rounds the school. | 855.2735 |
733 | DTA_int_03 | 855.4137 | Yeah. | 855.5942 |
735 | | 856.1080 | What does a playground normally have on it? | 857.9235 |
736 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 858.9887 | Well it depends entirely on the e- the school system. | 861.7440 |
737 | DTA_int_03 | 862.1294 | Yeah. | 862.3435 |
738 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 862.7717 | Depends on | 863.3589 |
740 | | 863.6403 | the neighborhood and the school system. Some neighborhoods, | 866.1234 |
742 | | 866.3895 | some systems, supply their | 867.8755 |
744 | | 868.8757 | playground with, uh, | 869.9156 |
746 | | 870.4422 | a great number of, uh, | 871.6952 |
748 | | 872.4048 | uh, physical e- uh, | 874.0560 |
750 | | 874.7380 | uh, | 875.1850 |
752 | | 876.3193 | equipment for, | 877.4475 |
754 | | 877.9582 | uh, | 878.4109 |
756 | | 878.5730 | exercise. Others | 879.8388 |
758 | | 880.3282 | tend to develop stuff like they have over there, more [for] | 882.9275 |
759 | DTA_int_03 | 882.8583 | [Oh.] | 883.1539 |
760 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 883.1783 | playing, you know, games. | 884.3222 |
761 | DTA_int_03 | 884.4140 | Mm-hm. | 884.7550 |
762 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 885.2520 | But of course in my day | 886.4628 |
764 | | 886.6340 | in school, | 887.3100 |
766 | | 887.6189 | we only had, um, | 888.8235 |
768 | | 889.5729 | swings and a | 890.9156 |
770 | | 891.5211 | teeter totters, and, uh, | 892.8695 |
772 | | 893.2274 | possibly a few other | 894.3805 |
774 | | 895.1722 | Indian bar things, I guess the were called. Where you swung over head and | 898.4658 |
776 | | 898.9001 | hung by your knees, and things like that. | 900.4722 |
777 | DTA_int_03 | 900.7165 | Mm-hm. | 901.0040 |
778 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 901.8206 | But, [uh, that's changed some.] | 902.9676 |
779 | DTA_int_03 | 901.9093 | [Do you- you didn't have those] things you climb on now? | 904.1386 |
780 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 904.4903 | Well we did in high school, we had some of the, uh, climb- rope climbing, | 907.8848 |
782 | | 908.2824 | uh, | 908.7045 |
784 | | 908.8758 | bar- uh, things like that in high school. But | 910.9735 |
786 | | 911.5088 | on the playgrounds for the elementary schools | 913.5117 |
788 | | 914.0072 | usually the equipment was more or less standardized in Detroit. | 916.9491 |
789 | DTA_int_03 | 917.1387 | Mm-hm. | 917.4101 |
790 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 917.8421 | Uh, at least in the neighborhoods that I was able to make observations. | 920.7572 |
791 | DTA_int_03 | 921.4080 | Yeah. Do you have any special name for the | 923.4262 |
793 | | 923.5699 | rather elaborate system of bars that you'll find on many playgrounds now? | 927.4783 |
794 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 928.0376 | No I do not. | 928.9735 |
795 | DTA_int_03 | 929.8727 | Um, | 930.2936 |
797 | | 931.7533 | what- | 931.9919 |
799 | | 932.1601 | what do the kids | 932.9798 |
801 | | 933.8235 | slide down on? | 934.5392 |
802 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 935.3925 | Slides. | 936.1266 |
803 | DTA_int_03 | 936.1266 | A slide? | 936.6056 |
805 | | 937.8512 | Uh, | 938.2121 |
807 | | 939.6492 | did you ever have a teacher who hollered a lot? | 941.2862 |
808 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 943.3741 | Not in the elementary schools. | 945.7990 |
810 | | 946.9429 | Uh, they did I possibly don't remember them being objectionable to the [point where] it bothered me. | 952.9215 |
811 | DTA_int_03 | 951.6431 | [Mm-hm.] | 951.9710 |
812 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 953.9767 | Uh, we have a | 955.0865 |
814 | | 955.2303 | pet | 955.5300 |
816 | | 955.7380 | teacher, | 956.4099 |
818 | | 957.1541 | uh, | 957.7226 |
820 | | 958.0713 | she was sixth grade teacher in the school. | 959.8024 |
822 | | 960.4263 | And her name was Ms. /RD-NAME-2/. And my wife and I always laugh about, remember she had a pet cliche, | 966.0960 |
824 | | 966.7012 | pick up the litter and shut up the fuss. | 968.2519 |
825 | DTA_int_03 | 968.3619 | [<laugh>] | 969.2214 |
826 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 969.0899 | [So] we still say that. Pick up the litter and shut up the fuss. These kids get a big dose of that. | 973.0009 |
827 | DTA_int_03 | 973.3771 | Mm-hm. | 973.6034 |
829 | | 974.6036 | [Was she a] good teacher? | 975.5144 |
830 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 974.6831 | [From our-] | 975.0108 |
831 | | 975.7654 | exceptionally good. Back in those days all teachers were good. They were all dedicated [teachers.] | 979.3740 |
832 | DTA_int_03 | 979.2609 | [Mm-hm.] | 979.5497 |
833 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 980.1693 | Uh, | 980.7779 |
835 | | 981.0202 | and they were a different breed than | 982.8236 |
837 | | 983.2702 | a large percentage of our teachers now- | 984.5972 |
839 | | 984.8602 | now. | 985.1538 |
841 | | 985.4505 | That is, that they were not interested in the paycheck, they were n- interested in their profession. And so many of them of course | 990.0776 |
843 | | 990.3835 | never married for that reason. | 991.6371 |
845 | | 992.4323 | And teaching to them was uh, a real profession. | 994.6804 |
847 | | 995.4078 | And, uh, | 996.3712 |
849 | | 997.5851 | they were dedicated people. | 998.5095 |
850 | DTA_int_03 | 999.5268 | You didn't get these | 1000.3332 |
852 | | 1000.4872 | /dippy little things with wondering where's their [certificate/?] | 1003.0359 |
853 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1002.9856 | [No, no, no.] Uh, | 1004.2264 |
854 | | 1004.6127 | we have | 1005.3682 |
856 | | 1005.6889 | since | 1006.2823 |
858 | | 1006.8175 | felt that a good many of our teachers now are- | 1009.0406 |
860 | | 1009.8879 | are not dedicated to the [profession.] They're only using it as a means of an income and a means of an end. | 1014.4813 |
861 | DTA_int_03 | 1011.3097 | [Yeah.] | 1011.5329 |
862 | | 1014.7960 | Mm-hm. | 1015.1446 |
863 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1016.6617 | However in high school, I can definitely remember, | 1019.1234 |
865 | | 1019.4353 | um, | 1020.0746 |
867 | | 1022.1234 | two instances, | 1022.9981 |
869 | | 1023.4936 | one in | 1024.0162 |
871 | | 1024.3851 | one house, | 1025.0867 |
873 | | 1025.2610 | a youngster before married. | 1026.3835 |
875 | | 1027.1355 | I had a | 1027.8297 |
877 | | 1028.4414 | a homeroom teacher that | 1029.5972 |
879 | | 1030.0101 | liked to | 1030.4841 |
881 | | 1030.7349 | come along and | 1031.3527 |
883 | | 1031.8605 | pick up the youngsters, you know, and hold 'em up like that and shake 'em, even if they'd bruise up a guy. | 1035.9306 |
885 | | 1036.5269 | Course now he would've | 1037.3436 |
887 | | 1037.5301 | been arrested for assault and battery for doing the same thing. | 1039.6673 |
888 | DTA_int_03 | 1040.5424 | [Yeah.] | 1040.8054 |
889 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1040.5974 | [Yeah,] yeah. But, uh, | 1042.2547 |
890 | | 1042.5269 | uh- he was an object- um, an /oject/- a- an objectionable person to me. | 1046.0224 |
892 | | 1046.4873 | I didn't like him. | 1047.0960 |
894 | | 1047.7960 | I didn't like him because of his man-handling of his students. And I've always felt that if he'd | 1051.3740 |
896 | | 1051.8328 | done that to me, I might've tried to kick him or something. | 1053.7623 |
897 | DTA_int_03 | 1054.3312 | Did he ever | 1054.7074 |
898 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1054.9672 | [Yeah.] | 1055.2255 |
899 | DTA_int_03 | 1054.9918 | [pull anything] on you? | 1055.8115 |
900 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1056.3468 | No. | 1056.6644 |
902 | | 1056.9366 | People don't do that to me. | 1057.8940 |
903 | DTA_int_03 | 1058.3497 | [<laugh> /?/] | 1059.3295 |
904 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1058.9033 | [<laugh>] | 1059.0837 |
905 | DTA_int_03 | 1060.6854 | Who was the smartest kind if your class? | 1062.0104 |
907 | | 1062.2886 | Were you? | 1062.5482 |
908 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1064.2640 | Oh, well y- it- | 1065.2362 |
910 | | 1065.8969 | that's a r- | 1066.3648 |
912 | | 1066.7196 | unfair question. | 1067.4751 |
913 | DTA_int_03 | 1067.6464 | Okay. | 1068.0562 |
915 | | 1068.2729 | Uh. | 1068.5617 |
916 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1069.7838 | Who was the smartest k-? | 1070.6096 |
917 | DTA_int_03 | 1071.6308 | Yeah. | 1071.8418 |
918 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1071.9519 | Uh, | 1072.1538 |
920 | | 1073.3130 | well I would say I would rate in the top | 1074.7164 |
922 | | 1076.1600 | group. | 1076.4873 |
923 | DTA_int_03 | 1076.8757 | Mm-hm. | 1077.1660 |
924 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1077.4630 | I was always more or less an A or B student in school. | 1079.7259 |
925 | DTA_int_03 | 1080.4446 | Yeah, it's- | 1080.8235 |
927 | | 1081.3924 | this is a hard question to ask [to somebody,] right, [because] | 1083.8724 |
928 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1082.5974 | [Mm-hm.] | 1082.9573 |
930 | | 1083.7439 | [Yeah.] | 1083.9152 |
931 | DTA_int_03 | 1084.1630 | depending on, they're reluctant to [answer] if it's them. (laughing) | 1086.3284 |
932 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1085.4091 | [Yeah.] | 1085.7066 |
933 | DTA_int_03 | 1086.9030 | Uh, | 1087.2364 |
935 | | 1088.5454 | was there any- | 1089.3523 |
937 | | 1090.8542 | any special | 1091.7779 |
939 | | 1091.9361 | reward or any special | 1093.1171 |
941 | | 1093.2455 | favors you got for being bright? | 1094.8233 |
943 | | 1097.1509 | Could you do things that other- | 1098.3117 |
945 | | 1098.4336 | [privileges?] | 1099.1354 |
946 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1098.9672 | [No] I s- possibly had more work to do, that's all. | 1101.1833 |
947 | DTA_int_03 | 1101.4723 | Yeah. [<laugh>] | 1102.4689 |
948 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1101.9586 | [<laugh>] | 1102.5484 |
949 | | 1103.3804 | I don't remember I had any privileges, I had more work. <laugh> | 1105.8849 |
950 | DTA_int_03 | 1105.9491 | Yeah. | 1106.2030 |
952 | | 1106.9064 | Who was the dumbest kid in the class? | 1108.3282 |
953 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1108.7748 | This I don't recall. | 1109.6556 |
954 | DTA_int_03 | 1110.8668 | What did the teacher do to- | 1111.9797 |
956 | | 1112.4477 | uh, with the- | 1113.2459 |
958 | | 1113.3866 | with the really | 1114.0835 |
960 | | 1114.2059 | slow learners? | 1114.9980 |
961 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1115.3804 | <ts> And this I don't remember. | 1116.5824 |
962 | DTA_int_03 | 1116.7842 | Mm-hm. | 1117.0774 |
964 | | 1118.1387 | What time did you get out of school? Do you remember? | 1120.0834 |
965 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1120.7931 | Oh, back in those days I think three o'clock, three thirty was the | 1123.0785 |
967 | | 1123.7931 | school closing | 1124.5637 |
969 | | 1124.9401 | [time.] | 1125.1358 |
970 | DTA_int_03 | 1125.1175 | [And] fifteen minutes after three thirty is what time? | 1127.3834 |
971 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1127.7933 | Three forty-five. | 1128.5273 |
972 | DTA_int_03 | 1128.9310 | <laugh> Alright, put it terms of four. | 1131.2245 |
973 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1132.4781 | Hm? | 1132.7105 |
974 | DTA_int_03 | 1133.5914 | Put it- if it- it's three forty-five, or it's a quarter? | 1135.9540 |
975 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1136.0653 | Quarter to four. | 1136.6281 |
976 | DTA_int_03 | 1136.8024 | Mm-hm. | 1137.0607 |
978 | | 1138.6922 | [Uh.] | 1138.9430 |
979 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1138.7625 | [I can't] see that question. What's that? | 1140.2429 |
980 | | 1140.3621 | [<laugh>] | 1141.6463 |
981 | DTA_int_03 | 1140.6302 | [Oh.] | 1140.8871 |
982 | | 1142.0439 | [People in the north] say, quarter to. People in the /east/ say, quarter of. | 1144.7417 |
983 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1142.0470 | [<laugh>] | 1142.5002 |
984 | DTA_int_03 | 1145.2152 | Or quarter- | 1145.7739 |
986 | | 1146.1878 | [quarter] til, or something like that. | 1147.5943 |
987 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1146.2000 | [Hm.] | 1146.4692 |
988 | DTA_int_03 | 1148.1020 | <ts> /that's it/. | 1148.7072 |
990 | | 1149.2948 | Yeah, little words. | 1149.9887 |
991 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1150.1264 | [Mm-hm.] | 1150.3986 |
992 | DTA_int_03 | 1150.2854 | [Um,] <laugh> and sometimes we're chasing [words.] (laughing) | 1152.9317 |
993 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1152.8515 | [Yes.] | 1153.4139 |
994 | DTA_int_03 | 1154.9064 | Uh, you didn't | 1155.8026 |
996 | | 1155.9647 | belong to any group | 1157.0096 |
998 | | 1157.4354 | except the scouts, did you? | 1158.6994 |
999 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1159.6188 | Oh, I was an altar boy. | 1160.7565 |
1000 | DTA_int_03 | 1161.5089 | Mm-hm. | 1161.8151 |
1001 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1161.8144 | For years. | 1162.4781 |
1002 | DTA_int_03 | 1165.3986 | Did the- | 1165.8910 |
1004 | | 1166.0745 | did the altar boys have- | 1167.7374 |
1006 | | 1168.3924 | have any | 1168.9277 |
1008 | | 1170.0991 | special coherence as a group? | 1171.7809 |
1009 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1172.3406 | Yes, we were | 1173.1541 |
1011 | | 1173.3224 | quite a tight little group. | 1174.4536 |
1013 | | 1175.7045 | [Uh,] | 1176.0257 |
1014 | DTA_int_03 | 1175.7198 | [Was there] one person that everybody listened to? | 1177.7124 |
1015 | | 1178.0714 | In the- | 1178.4079 |
1016 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1178.5975 | Yes. | 1179.0721 |
1017 | DTA_int_03 | 1179.4386 | who would that person be? | 1180.2918 |
1019 | | 1180.6005 | Yeah. <laugh> Why? | 1182.8645 |
1021 | | 1183.7013 | Do you know? | 1184.0225 |
1022 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1185.0777 | Possibly, I've always been the leader? | 1186.3374 |
1023 | DTA_int_03 | 1186.7503 | Mm-hm. | 1186.9369 |
1025 | | 1188.5181 | Uh, | 1188.8374 |
1027 | | 1189.8543 | was it possible | 1190.8010 |
1029 | | 1190.9563 | for | 1191.2184 |
1031 | | 1191.9799 | new people to crash the group? | 1193.4599 |
1033 | | 1194.1450 | To get into it? | 1194.8633 |
1034 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1196.6837 | Not too easy. We were a established bunch. | 1198.3343 |
1035 | DTA_int_03 | 1198.6860 | <laugh> | 1199.4218 |
1037 | | 1200.5059 | Yeah. | 1200.7831 |
1039 | | 1201.0428 | Yeah. | 1201.3171 |
1041 | | 1202.7382 | Uh, | 1203.0379 |
1043 | | 1203.8484 | if you could do it all over again, | 1205.3956 |
1045 | | 1206.2245 | would- | 1206.4539 |
1047 | | 1206.7049 | would you do anything different? | 1207.7963 |
1048 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1208.7229 | Yes, I would've possibly go in for a PhD. | 1211.2676 |
1049 | DTA_int_03 | 1211.8391 | Yeah. | 1212.0593 |
1050 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1212.9371 | [Definitely.] | 1213.6402 |
1051 | DTA_int_03 | 1213.0609 | [/inaudible/] | 1213.4866 |
1052 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1213.7594 | Hm? | 1214.0837 |
1054 | | 1216.2181 | Inherently and by nature, a teacher. | 1218.3927 |
1056 | | 1219.8237 | Oh, well I think uh, possibly if I've ever had any unfulfilled realities, | 1224.5334 |
1058 | | 1225.8084 | I would've been teaching on a college level. | 1228.2425 |
1059 | DTA_int_03 | 1228.8359 | What would you teach? Do you know? | 1229.9156 |
1060 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1230.7200 | Oh, I don't know. I've had a yen for philosophy. | 1233.1235 |
1061 | DTA_int_03 | 1233.5640 | [Mm-hm.] | 1233.8606 |
1062 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1233.8178 | [And] a yen for archaeology. | 1235.3678 |
1063 | DTA_int_03 | 1236.7414 | Hm. | 1236.9677 |
1064 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1236.9677 | I'd possibly go into one of those two fields. | 1238.7614 |
1065 | DTA_int_03 | 1239.0471 | Mm-hm. | 1239.3025 |
1067 | | 1240.4597 | Uh, you wouldn't be interested in something like police ed /would you/? | 1243.5217 |
1068 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1244.0225 | Hm? | 1244.3283 |
1069 | DTA_int_03 | 1244.4782 | You wouldn't be interested in something like police ed, then? | 1246.7985 |
1070 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1247.9859 | Yes. | 1248.5120 |
1071 | DTA_int_03 | 1248.6531 | And in teaching it? | 1249.7829 |
1072 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1250.0439 | [I- yes.] | 1250.5730 |
1073 | DTA_int_03 | 1250.1050 | [I just think] of it because I wish we had such a school. | 1252.4689 |
1074 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1252.7992 | I- yes, because, uh- of course in those days didn't have any courses like that. | 1255.8175 |
1075 | DTA_int_03 | 1256.0530 | Yeah. | 1256.2335 |
1076 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1256.5026 | Now let's see, comparatively in the last twenty years. The first one was at Northwestern University. | 1260.1480 |
1077 | DTA_int_03 | 1260.6064 | Mm-hm. | 1260.8981 |
1078 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1260.9677 | And if I'd've had an opportunity at that time, I would have possibly gone into- see, police work is my- | 1265.1846 |
1080 | | 1265.4109 | more or less my | 1266.1266 |
1082 | | 1266.7475 | profession. | 1267.3985 |
1084 | | 1268.5669 | And, uh, I woulda gone into that. | 1270.5147 |
1085 | DTA_int_03 | 1272.2092 | Some of my | 1272.8147 |
1087 | | 1273.2119 | best friend- closest friends [are in /police/.] | 1275.5089 |
1088 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1274.6678 | [Mm-hm.] | 1274.9639 |
1090 | | 1275.3529 | [Mm-hm.] | 1275.5945 |
1091 | | 1275.9768 | Yeah, I, uh, | 1276.6677 |
1093 | | 1277.4186 | I highly recommend it for anyone that's interested in that line of social work. | 1280.5271 |
1095 | | 1281.2428 | I spent eight years as a police officer myself. And, uh, | 1284.2917 |
1097 | | 1285.0197 | I had to call in service training courses that I could take Michigan State before they had a police ed course up there. | 1289.6280 |
1098 | DTA_int_03 | 1289.8391 | Yeah. | 1290.1583 |
1099 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1290.8117 | And, uh, | 1291.4676 |
1101 | | 1291.9735 | I definitely would've gone into something like that. No doubt. | 1294.4536 |
1102 | DTA_int_03 | 1296.9921 | Um, | 1297.3496 |
1104 | | 1297.5025 | but you /unintelligible/ teacher? | 1299.0370 |
1105 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1300.1359 | I [wouldn't-] | 1300.5056 |
1106 | DTA_int_03 | 1300.3159 | [Rather than the-] | 1300.8157 |
1107 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1300.9949 | [I-] | 1301.1815 |
1108 | DTA_int_03 | 1301.0934 | [be] in [administration.] | 1302.1586 |
1109 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1301.8574 | [well,] uh- let's see, I possibly wouldn't | 1303.8665 |
1110 | | 1304.4476 | administration side of education doesn't appeal to me. | 1306.8298 |
1111 | DTA_int_03 | 1307.3772 | Mm-hm. | 1307.7167 |
1112 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1307.7595 | I like teaching. | 1308.4866 |
1113 | DTA_int_03 | 1308.8327 | [Mm-hm.] | 1309.1018 |
1114 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1308.9734 | [A-] | 1309.1385 |
1115 | | 1309.3924 | In fact I | 1310.0286 |
1117 | | 1312.1661 | still do some teaching as a- more or less as a | 1314.9626 |
1119 | | 1315.1171 | hobby. | 1315.5917 |
1120 | DTA_int_03 | 1315.8236 | Mm-hm. | 1316.1342 |
1121 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1316.3558 | I teach a course | 1317.3743 |
1123 | | 1317.5700 | at | 1318.1607 |
1125 | | 1318.7013 | /RD-WORK-5/ of [course. And] I teach in, uh, | 1321.5881 |
1126 | DTA_int_03 | 1320.0176 | [Mm-hm.] | 1320.2556 |
1127 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1321.8940 | Christian Doctrine and Lay Theology. | 1323.7230 |
1129 | | 1324.3343 | Have been doing that since about nineteen forty-eight. | 1326.6557 |
1130 | DTA_int_03 | 1326.9187 | Mm-hm. | 1327.1875 |
1131 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1327.7930 | So, | 1328.2641 |
1133 | | 1328.4139 | uh, | 1328.9186 |
1135 | | 1329.1113 | teaching is just a thing that's | 1330.2945 |
1137 | | 1330.4199 | natural. | 1330.9714 |
1139 | | 1331.3497 | Course, I married a gal whose family are teachers so we- | 1333.7716 |
1141 | | 1334.1295 | [we both] are teachers too. And she teaches a class like I do. | 1337.0194 |
1142 | DTA_int_03 | 1334.1815 | [<laugh>] | 1334.4034 |
1143 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1338.4141 | And, uh, | 1339.2093 |
1145 | | 1340.3436 | I think if we'd had anything at all we'd possibly might have | 1343.2732 |
1147 | | 1343.9094 | studied law together. | 1345.1660 |
1148 | DTA_int_03 | 1345.3679 | Mm-hm. | 1345.7133 |
1149 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1345.9643 | Because | 1346.5301 |
1151 | | 1346.6800 | there is a legal trend, uh, tendency there. | 1349.1601 |
1153 | | 1349.6341 | Or we've gone in- | 1350.4660 |
1155 | | 1350.5853 | she wouldn't have gone in for teaching, I would have. | 1352.3803 |
1157 | | 1352.5393 | She doesn't like to teach on a professional level. | 1354.7538 |
1158 | DTA_int_03 | 1355.4904 | How do you feel about the | 1356.7535 |
1160 | | 1356.9458 | trend of the | 1357.6707 |
1162 | | 1357.9062 | recent supreme court decisions? | 1359.6535 |
1163 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1359.8117 | On what? | 1360.3465 |
1164 | DTA_int_03 | 1360.4413 | Toward, uh- | 1361.0552 |
1166 | | 1361.4445 | toward interrogation for- | 1362.9483 |
1167 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1363.2517 | Oh, I think it's cramping their style. The only thing I can say for commendable is that it's bringing us in line of the English, | 1369.6615 |
1169 | | 1370.3986 | uh, | 1370.9400 |
1171 | | 1371.4722 | basic law | 1372.4780 |
1173 | | 1373.0194 | for the rights of the individual. | 1374.3284 |
1175 | | 1374.8300 | However, this is not practical in the United States. | 1377.1999 |
1177 | | 1377.4936 | I don't think we have reached a point where | 1379.1019 |
1179 | | 1379.4995 | the citizen is going to respect the law. | 1381.5147 |
1181 | | 1382.0805 | For the sake of law itself. | 1383.4839 |
1183 | | 1384.5575 | And til we reach that | 1385.5026 |
1185 | | 1385.6647 | type of culture and of growth and development, | 1388.5882 |
1187 | | 1389.0684 | uh, we still have to enforce the law. | 1390.8366 |
1189 | | 1391.2090 | As long as we have to enforce the law, then we must have some privileges and some rights to do it with. | 1395.0745 |
1190 | DTA_int_03 | 1395.3101 | Okay. | 1395.5626 |
1191 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1395.6893 | I can imagine myself now, | 1397.3741 |
1193 | | 1397.9950 | uh, | 1398.5058 |
1195 | | 1398.8881 | if I were a police officer now, | 1400.3597 |
1197 | | 1401.2550 | that all the things I had learned | 1402.4566 |
1199 | | 1402.7563 | would have to be | 1403.2457 |
1201 | | 1404.1877 | retrained. | 1404.8606 |
1202 | DTA_int_03 | 1405.6056 | [Yeah.] | 1405.8420 |
1203 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1405.7166 | [Um,] that is that | 1406.6178 |
1204 | | 1407.7841 | I could walk up to a man as a police officer and say- | 1410.0675 |
1206 | | 1410.1664 | show him my badge, and say, I wanna talk to you at the station come along. | 1412.4170 |
1208 | | 1413.3987 | And he went along. I didn't have to explain to him then | 1415.4944 |
1210 | | 1415.6953 | why. | 1416.0715 |
1212 | | 1416.3804 | I could keep him, | 1417.1354 |
1214 | | 1417.5820 | uh, in the dark for | 1419.1479 |
1216 | | 1420.0410 | a couple of days before I call him out, and I'd let him | 1422.0195 |
1218 | | 1422.2091 | ponder in there what it is I was talking about. This was standard technique. | 1424.7687 |
1219 | DTA_int_03 | 1425.0837 | Mm-hm. | 1425.3498 |
1220 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1425.4997 | And I call him out and I'd set him down in the room, and | 1427.7320 |
1222 | | 1428.4201 | I could talk to him in any manner in which I wanted to talk to him. After first telling him of course that he had his rights. | 1433.3529 |
1224 | | 1434.0501 | Uh. [<laugh>] | 1435.8511 |
1225 | DTA_int_03 | 1435.6658 | [Yeah.] <laugh> | 1436.5546 |
1226 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1436.6158 | But, uh, that didn't mean much. | 1438.3128 |
1228 | | 1438.6737 | And by that time he was scared stiff and would talk. And if he had an attorney, I could | 1442.0132 |
1230 | | 1442.2732 | run him from place to place without his attorney knowing where he was. | 1445.0378 |
1232 | | 1445.7442 | And, uh, | 1446.6189 |
1234 | | 1447.2333 | absolutely and under most circumstances without a court order, refuse to let his | 1450.6584 |
1236 | | 1450.9429 | attorney see him. | 1451.5393 |
1237 | DTA_int_03 | 1452.0072 | Yeah. | 1452.2801 |
1238 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1452.3773 | See. | 1452.5822 |
1240 | | 1452.7963 | Now this is all done away with, so. | 1454.2120 |
1242 | | 1454.7411 | [I-] | 1455.0713 |
1243 | DTA_int_03 | 1454.7962 | [No, I-] I- [some] people have- have suggested that that maybe now it's a question of | 1459.1037 |
1244 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1455.4312 | [I think it's-] | 1455.7867 |
1245 | DTA_int_03 | 1459.3893 | whether or not the waiver of attorney was done /unintelligible/. (laughing) | 1463.5240 |
1246 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1464.0592 | Yeah. | 1464.4630 |
1247 | DTA_int_03 | 1464.4630 | <laugh> | 1464.6159 |
1248 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1464.7902 | That's right. | 1465.3281 |
1249 | DTA_int_03 | 1465.6248 | But they just moved it one step [back.] (laughing) | 1467.7347 |
1250 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1467.2336 | [Yeah.] | 1467.4527 |
1251 | | 1468.8603 | I don't agree with all the concepts of the court, although I know from English law that this is right. | 1473.9917 |
1253 | | 1475.0927 | But, uh, I don't think it's practical at the present time and I think it's only aiding and abetting | 1479.7137 |
1255 | | 1480.1389 | what we have out here now. This type of, uh- | 1482.6832 |
1257 | | 1483.4351 | uh, /hoodlism/ that we're having where- | 1485.0715 |
1259 | | 1485.2550 | where | 1485.6105 |
1261 | | 1486.0559 | a policeman is | 1486.8022 |
1263 | | 1487.2304 | ridiculed. There's no longer respect for him. I watched this last night, | 1490.2212 |
1265 | | 1491.2397 | uh, coming home from work. | 1492.3587 |
1267 | | 1492.6859 | About twelve thirty up past the bar here, and, uh, | 1495.0410 |
1269 | | 1495.5758 | there was a little disturbance outside the bar and- | 1497.6648 |
1271 | | 1498.0074 | and, uh, | 1498.6462 |
1273 | | 1499.1386 | a bunch of Negros involved in this. | 1500.6984 |
1275 | | 1501.4290 | And they had a scout car and, uh, | 1503.5261 |
1277 | | 1503.6984 | this | 1504.0257 |
1279 | | 1504.5819 | uh, tactical | 1505.3282 |
1281 | | 1505.6555 | force car there. | 1506.5822 |
1282 | DTA_int_03 | 1506.7504 | Mm-hm. | 1507.0305 |
1283 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1507.3495 | And | 1507.8113 |
1285 | | 1508.2732 | the police officers were attempting to question some people while being heckled by | 1511.9736 |
1287 | | 1512.5302 | a group of bystanders. Well I can remember if that had been me, I'd have grabbed 'em and I'd stick 'em. | 1516.0135 |
1289 | | 1516.2332 | Crack somebody across the head, and shoved him in the car, and had it broken it all up. I woulda had no more problems. | 1520.3710 |
1290 | DTA_int_03 | 1520.9338 | [/unintelligible/] | 1522.4321 |
1291 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1521.0470 | [Now, the poor-] | 1521.6373 |
1293 | | 1522.0314 | [yeah.] | 1522.3189 |
1294 | | 1522.7777 | Now the poor fellas had to stand there and try to- | 1525.0960 |
1296 | | 1525.2486 | to question the persons and | 1526.9117 |
1298 | | 1527.4905 | remembering all of their rights and that they had witnesses there who were gonna testify against them if they raised one little finger. And I felt sorry for them. | 1533.6434 |
1299 | DTA_int_03 | 1534.1629 | Mm-hm. | 1534.4260 |
1300 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1534.6615 | So. | 1535.0835 |
1301 | DTA_int_03 | 1535.2732 | Don't you feel though that | 1536.2152 |
1303 | | 1536.4262 | things like | 1537.0358 |
1305 | | 1537.5636 | interrogation procedures were always rough on a /Black kid/? | 1540.3313 |
1306 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1540.7502 | Definitely so. | 1541.5730 |
1308 | | 1542.7718 | Definitely so. | 1543.5085 |
1309 | DTA_int_03 | 1544.0363 | Did do you think it's still the case? | 1545.2625 |
1310 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1545.6862 | Uh, yes. | 1546.4474 |
1311 | DTA_int_03 | 1547.7075 | Uh, | 1548.0592 |
1312 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1548.1448 | Don't /expect/ change in the white man's concept. | 1549.8847 |
1313 | DTA_int_03 | 1550.1569 | <laugh> | 1550.4383 |
1315 | | 1550.5576 | Yeah. | 1550.8665 |
1317 | | 1553.3496 | Uh, | 1553.6210 |
1319 | | 1555.2791 | have you ever read | 1555.9583 |
1321 | | 1556.1263 | any of Chester Himes' | 1557.3334 |
1323 | | 1557.5598 | novels? | 1558.0257 |
1324 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1558.1048 | No. | 1558.3464 |
1325 | DTA_int_03 | 1558.3700 | Novel. | 1558.8516 |
1326 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1559.0315 | [If it's] a novel? No. | 1560.0194 |
1327 | DTA_int_03 | 1559.0315 | [You-] | 1559.2439 |
1328 | | 1560.2672 | You might enjoy it. He's | 1561.4766 |
1330 | | 1561.7165 | got- they're detective | 1562.8776 |
1332 | | 1563.0678 | things about a couple of | 1564.2689 |
1334 | | 1564.8694 | Negro cops in Harlem. | 1566.0130 |
1335 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1566.0439 | Mm-hm. It should be quite interesting to me. | 1567.6553 |
1336 | DTA_int_03 | 1567.6951 | Mm-hm. Similar. | 1568.4163 |
1337 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1568.6738 | Mm-hm. | 1568.9644 |
1338 | DTA_int_03 | 1569.4935 | Himes writes for | 1570.4259 |
1340 | | 1570.6488 | /??/ you might [like.] | 1571.6148 |
1341 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1571.4322 | [Mm-hm.] | 1571.6738 |
1342 | | 1572.2549 | The reason I said, uh, no is that | 1574.6983 |
1344 | | 1575.6311 | when you look over in the shelves, I don't think you find a- a hardly a | 1578.5307 |
1346 | | 1579.4688 | novel there. | 1580.2854 |
1347 | DTA_int_03 | 1580.4567 | Yeah. | 1580.7564 |
1349 | | 1581.0561 | Yeah. | 1581.2427 |
1350 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1582.2700 | Uh, | 1582.7287 |
1352 | | 1583.2622 | We have a /purely/ old collection from, uh, | 1585.0742 |
1354 | | 1585.5789 | Reader's Digest, and I haven't read one of them. | 1587.3069 |
1356 | | 1587.5822 | I don't read novels. | 1588.7715 |
1357 | DTA_int_03 | 1588.9367 | Oh. | 1589.2023 |
1358 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1590.4819 | And, uh, so usually when you say, novel I say, no. | 1593.1020 |
1360 | | 1593.4048 | I haven't read it. | 1593.9641 |
1362 | | 1594.3250 | But once in a while there's something of interest that I would read. | 1596.5831 |
1364 | | 1597.1996 | And that is something if I ever came in contact with, I possibly would read it. | 1600.0563 |
1365 | DTA_int_03 | 1600.3892 | Mm-hm. My husband's a fan of detective fiction, anyway. | 1603.4752 |
1367 | | 1605.1815 | Uh, what do they call this part of town? | 1606.6920 |
1369 | | 1607.0101 | Is there a name for the neighborhood? | 1608.3658 |
1370 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1609.3372 | No, there's- | 1610.3527 |
1372 | | 1610.8328 | they like to | 1611.2641 |
1374 | | 1611.5253 | refer to this as Highland Park, because Highland Park is | 1614.3344 |
1376 | | 1614.6739 | that building across the street and this building next door to me. | 1616.8910 |
1377 | DTA_int_03 | 1617.2786 | Yeah. | 1617.5667 |
1378 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1617.7749 | This is Detroit here, however. | 1619.0804 |
1380 | | 1620.0469 | So a lot of people refer to this as Highland Park, but it's actually the West Side of Detroit. | 1624.9856 |
1381 | DTA_int_03 | 1625.2884 | Mm-hm. | 1625.5859 |
1382 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1625.7717 | Very the best way we can put it. | 1626.9859 |
1383 | DTA_int_03 | 1627.3190 | Yeah. | 1627.5309 |
1384 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1627.7562 | And, uh, | 1628.5637 |
1386 | | 1629.1265 | geographically, they sometimes refer to it as the Northwest Side of Detroit. | 1632.4292 |
1387 | DTA_int_03 | 1632.7993 | Mm-hm. | 1633.0624 |
1389 | | 1634.0988 | What are some of the streets of Detroit? | 1635.7473 |
1390 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1638.1234 | Well, uh, | 1639.0868 |
1392 | | 1639.3036 | [<laugh>] | 1640.3942 |
1393 | DTA_int_03 | 1640.1722 | [What are] the big ones? | 1640.9181 |
1394 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1641.6097 | Woodward Avenue, | 1642.5972 |
1396 | | 1642.7623 | Grand River, | 1643.5147 |
1398 | | 1644.1570 | Jefferson, Gratiot, | 1645.5462 |
1400 | | 1646.0223 | Harper, Van Dyke, | 1647.5577 |
1402 | | 1648.7134 | uh- and, uh. Well, you see, I'm orientated now to the East Side of Detroit so I begin to mention East Side streets. | 1654.3770 |
1403 | DTA_int_03 | 1654.4412 | Yeah, I [gathered- <laugh>] I caught that. | 1656.2669 |
1404 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1654.7287 | [<laugh>] | 1655.2932 |
1405 | | 1656.3436 | Yeah. (laughing) | 1656.8196 |
1406 | DTA_int_03 | 1657.6461 | The first time I've heard Gratiot from anybody living in west [Detroit.] | 1660.7409 |
1407 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1660.5727 | [I-] yeah, well see, my area of work | 1663.2111 |
1408 | | 1663.4412 | is e- | 1664.1202 |
1410 | | 1664.8756 | east of Woodward Avenue. | 1665.9952 |
1411 | DTA_int_03 | 1666.2669 | Mm-hm. | 1666.6278 |
1412 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1666.9550 | So I drive some three hundred miles | 1668.5332 |
1414 | | 1669.0256 | in the course of a week in the East Side of Detroit, so I think of the East Side. | 1671.8819 |
1415 | DTA_int_03 | 1672.9611 | And what's the one down by Cobo Hall? | 1674.5923 |
1416 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1676.0437 | Jefferson Avenue. | 1676.8390 |
1417 | DTA_int_03 | 1677.0530 | Mm-hm. | 1677.2287 |
1418 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1677.2457 | And Woodward. | 1677.6066 |
1419 | DTA_int_03 | 1678.8877 | Uh, where were you born? | 1680.0839 |
1420 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1680.3467 | Springfield, Ohio. | 1681.2883 |
1421 | DTA_int_03 | 1681.7134 | Really? | 1681.9485 |
1422 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1682.2578 | Mm-hm. | 1682.6004 |
1423 | DTA_int_03 | 1682.8603 | Uh, when did you come to Detroit? | 1684.2071 |
1424 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1685.3373 | Three years and eight months. | 1686.3997 |
1425 | DTA_int_03 | 1686.8417 | Uh-huh. <laugh> Okay. | 1688.4046 |
1427 | | 1689.0316 | Uh, where else- where have you lived in Detroit besides this part? | 1692.0836 |
1428 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1693.4442 | Well | 1693.8938 |
1430 | | 1695.2488 | it's been a mixture of both the East Side and the West Side of Detroit. | 1697.8848 |
1432 | | 1698.7871 | The lower East Side, | 1700.0101 |
1434 | | 1701.3130 | and, uh, | 1702.4442 |
1436 | | 1703.6187 | the West Side, and far West Side. | 1705.3892 |
1437 | DTA_int_03 | 1705.8419 | Mm-hm. | 1706.1630 |
1439 | | 1707.1668 | So you've- | 1707.6770 |
1440 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1710.5638 | That's our oldest child. | 1711.4718 |
1441 | DTA_int_03 | 1713.0530 | /unintelligible/ | 1713.8686 |
1443 | | 1715.4964 | Do people generally move across Woodward? | 1717.6430 |
1444 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1719.1173 | Well, uh, I think that there has always been a trend, uh, for East Siders to move to West Side. | 1724.7841 |
1445 | DTA_int_03 | 1725.5302 | Yeah. | 1725.7711 |
1446 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1725.7901 | Or to /?/ the far East Side. | 1727.8737 |
1447 | DTA_int_03 | 1728.0133 | Mm-hm. | 1728.3344 |
1448 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1728.8115 | Uh, | 1729.2019 |
1450 | | 1730.1324 | in | 1730.7231 |
1452 | | 1731.3405 | the cultural group that we belonged to at the time- e- ethnic group that we belonged to at the time, | 1735.6430 |
1454 | | 1736.4291 | those who lived on the East Side- central East Side that is, around | 1739.7972 |
1456 | | 1740.3191 | the Woodward, John R, Brush area always moved to the West Side. | 1743.3895 |
1457 | DTA_int_03 | 1743.8024 | Mm-hm. | 1744.1042 |
1458 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1744.2607 | And those who lived | 1745.4087 |
1460 | | 1745.9490 | on the East Side had a little s- | 1747.9996 |
1462 | | 1748.2119 | social culture of their own there, and it remained there. | 1750.8909 |
1463 | DTA_int_03 | 1751.2914 | Mm-hm. | 1751.5991 |
1464 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1751.7227 | So it depends more or less | 1752.9476 |
1466 | | 1753.1751 | where you were first /orientated/ | 1754.8005 |
1468 | | 1755.5451 | and are oriented. | 1756.8785 |
1470 | | 1757.3954 | And from there you | 1758.8115 |
1472 | | 1760.0253 | follow the trend. | 1761.1356 |
1473 | DTA_int_03 | 1761.3700 | [Mm-hm.] | 1761.7212 |
1474 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1761.5760 | [Either] to the West Side of Detroit or to the far East Side. | 1764.2549 |
1475 | DTA_int_03 | 1765.5513 | We were told as a general rule that | 1767.4843 |
1477 | | 1768.0164 | Detroiters tended to respect Woodward as being a [dividing-] | 1771.2760 |
1478 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1770.9125 | [The dividing] line, that's right. Mm-hm. | 1772.6065 |
1479 | DTA_int_03 | 1774.4259 | Uh, | 1774.6494 |
1481 | | 1775.4749 | have you gone | 1776.1478 |
1483 | | 1777.1785 | out of Detroit on trips? | 1778.4822 |
1484 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1779.0867 | Oh, yes. We've taken frequent trips. | 1780.7134 |
1486 | | 1781.7563 | Family- | 1782.2090 |
1488 | | 1782.7442 | usually we move together as a family group, although my wife and I sometimes | 1786.5727 |
1490 | | 1787.0131 | have interests that take us out of the city. | 1788.6219 |
1491 | DTA_int_03 | 1789.0711 | Yeah. | 1789.2485 |
1492 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1789.5039 | Um, | 1790.0712 |
1494 | | 1790.2303 | very seldom do we go | 1791.2793 |
1496 | | 1791.6097 | separately. | 1792.2515 |
1497 | DTA_int_03 | 1792.6797 | Mm-hm. | 1792.9336 |
1498 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1793.6095 | Except | 1794.0681 |
1500 | | 1794.9920 | some occasions she's had to go | 1796.6248 |
1502 | | 1797.8023 | because of her organizational work. | 1799.2945 |
1504 | | 1799.8083 | [It's taken] her farther west than I have been. | 1802.0620 |
1505 | DTA_int_03 | 1799.8644 | [Mm-hm.] | 1800.2367 |
1506 | | 1802.8175 | How far west have you been? | 1804.0680 |
1507 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1804.6614 | Fargo- | 1805.4146 |
1509 | | 1806.1968 | Let's see now, I've been as far- | 1807.4014 |
1511 | | 1807.5146 | I've been as far as, uh- | 1809.1876 |
1513 | | 1810.0440 | as, um, | 1811.0253 |
1515 | | 1811.5912 | Omaha, | 1812.3574 |
1516 | DTA_int_03 | 1812.5729 | Mm-hm. | 1812.8329 |
1517 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1812.8692 | Nebraska. | 1813.6247 |
1519 | | 1814.4046 | And, um, | 1815.3914 |
1521 | | 1816.3525 | I guess that's nearly as far west as I've been. | 1818.3374 |
1522 | DTA_int_03 | 1818.7717 | Mm-hm. | 1819.0680 |
1523 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1819.7409 | Most of our traveling been in the east | 1821.8278 |
1525 | | 1822.0409 | and the central section Un- of the United States. | 1824.5944 |
1526 | DTA_int_03 | 1824.7412 | Where do you like to go? | 1825.6675 |
1527 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1827.3803 | Well we don't go where we like, we usually go where we have to go. [At- when] we are just | 1831.9213 |
1528 | DTA_int_03 | 1830.2334 | [Mm-hm.] | 1830.5643 |
1529 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1832.1324 | traveling or n- we're just | 1833.3986 |
1531 | | 1833.6525 | tripping for the pleasure, it's a- | 1835.2211 |
1533 | | 1835.4474 | ab- | 1835.6493 |
1535 | | 1836.3130 | Northern Michigan. | 1836.8635 |
1536 | DTA_int_03 | 1837.2546 | Mm-hm. | 1837.5013 |
1537 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1837.5013 | That's where we usually- we try to spend on our vacations when we have that kind of time. | 1840.4350 |
1538 | | 1841.0926 | We go up the Upper Peninsula some place. | 1842.9277 |
1539 | DTA_int_03 | 1843.3769 | Mm-hm. | 1843.6468 |
1541 | | 1844.3709 | If you had all the money in the world, what would you do with it? | 1846.4593 |
1542 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1847.1171 | Give most of it away, I think. | 1848.4322 |
1543 | DTA_int_03 | 1848.7106 | Mm-hm. | 1849.0458 |
1545 | | 1850.0039 | Would you go back to school? | 1851.0067 |
1546 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1852.0195 | At this age I wouldn't have to. | 1853.3006 |
1548 | | 1853.5024 | If I had money. | 1854.1142 |
1549 | DTA_int_03 | 1855.4442 | That's true. | 1855.7881 |
1551 | | 1855.9213 | [<laugh>] | 1856.6502 |
1552 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1856.2272 | [Because you can] read all you need. | 1857.7133 |
1553 | | 1858.1353 | My education, uh, | 1859.5789 |
1555 | | 1860.2640 | a formal education is alright if you have a purpose to use it. | 1863.4506 |
1556 | DTA_int_03 | 1863.8360 | [Mm-hm.] | 1864.1785 |
1557 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1863.9002 | [Otherwise] you can more or less self-teach yourself anything you wanted. | 1867.1642 |
1558 | DTA_int_03 | 1867.6124 | Yeah. | 1867.7996 |
1559 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1867.8296 | And you have the time to read, well you can read and do anything you want. | 1871.1140 |
1560 | DTA_int_03 | 1871.4841 | Mm-hm. | 1871.8135 |
1561 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1871.9215 | So why spend time in a classroom when | 1874.1691 |
1563 | | 1874.4504 | you can pick up the knowledge you want without it. | 1875.9614 |
1565 | | 1876.8020 | Unless you have some directed purpose for it. | 1878.4506 |
1567 | | 1878.7350 | [See.] | 1878.9736 |
1568 | DTA_int_03 | 1878.8145 | [And that's why you're] a teacher? | 1880.3846 |
1569 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1879.2569 | [A degree.] | 1879.8234 |
1571 | | 1880.2639 | Yeah, a degree for sake of degree is nice if your ego demands it. | 1883.5789 |
1572 | | 1884.2671 | But you can [read all the same] books and get the same knowledge without | 1887.0774 |
1573 | DTA_int_03 | 1884.5857 | [<laugh>] | 1885.3712 |
1574 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1887.6830 | going to through the sweat of a classroom. | 1889.0039 |
1575 | DTA_int_03 | 1889.3312 | Here, here. | 1889.8633 |
1577 | | 1890.3068 | And | 1890.5756 |
1579 | | 1891.0680 | you can go through the sweat of a classroom and not read. | 1893.3651 |
1580 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1893.4598 | Oh, [yes.] | 1894.6063 |
1581 | DTA_int_03 | 1893.8417 | [<laugh>] Which is a [trouble] with higher [education.] | 1896.7992 |
1582 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1894.9855 | [<laugh>] | 1895.2816 |
1584 | | 1895.6615 | [<laugh>] | 1895.8480 |
1586 | | 1896.4506 | [Yes,] yes. <laugh> | 1898.3464 |
1587 | DTA_int_03 | 1899.0193 | How does your family celebrate the holidays? | 1901.0278 |
1588 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1902.2885 | Always together. We- | 1903.4014 |
1589 | DTA_int_03 | 1903.8650 | [Mm-hm.] | 1904.1800 |
1590 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1903.8693 | [I have never] been in a family | 1905.1355 |
1591 | | 1905.2915 | that was separated during the holiday. When we do, that person's anathema. | 1908.6524 |
1593 | | 1909.3800 | <laugh> | 1909.7653 |
1595 | | 1910.0467 | [When] one- when one pulls off for the holiday, we look at them as cancer, you know, wondering what's wrong with you. | 1915.1446 |
1596 | DTA_int_03 | 1910.0742 | [Yeah.] | 1910.2394 |
1597 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1916.3740 | But we usually spend our holidays together. | 1918.2760 |
1599 | | 1918.7990 | Generally, I- | 1919.6615 |
1601 | | 1920.0468 | we've- well, we have developed a ba- uh, a ban on traveling | 1922.7808 |
1603 | | 1923.0713 | on the expressways and on highways, | 1925.0253 |
1605 | | 1925.7043 | [so we-] | 1926.0683 |
1606 | DTA_int_03 | 1925.8542 | [/?/] /bright/. [<laugh>] | 1926.9020 |
1607 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1926.4812 | [yeah.] | 1926.6616 |
1608 | | 1926.9552 | So we usually spend our holidays at home. | 1928.7318 |
1609 | DTA_int_03 | 1928.9643 | Mm-hm. | 1929.1661 |
1610 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1929.4047 | And we plan | 1930.1085 |
1612 | | 1930.3463 | other days, other than, uh, | 1931.7135 |
1614 | | 1931.9061 | uh, holidays | 1932.8268 |
1616 | | 1933.2912 | for traveling. | 1933.8558 |
1618 | | 1934.3526 | Last weekend we- | 1935.4192 |
1620 | | 1936.1200 | uh, last two weekends we went up to Metropolitan Park. | 1938.4720 |
1621 | DTA_int_03 | 1938.7625 | Mm-hm. | 1939.0806 |
1622 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1939.4778 | And had a little- just a little, oh, | 1941.2548 |
1624 | | 1941.5760 | we don't even picnic. We usually | 1943.2241 |
1626 | | 1943.6156 | buy, um, | 1944.5882 |
1628 | | 1945.3096 | uh, a lunch | 1946.3740 |
1629 | DTA_int_03 | 1946.5728 | Mm-hm. | 1946.8978 |
1630 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1946.9734 | and about the only thing we do is throw it in the hamper and get a | 1949.6186 |
1632 | | 1949.8414 | /make a lot/- | 1950.4821 |
1634 | | 1950.8115 | a thermos jug full of, uh, Kool-Aid. | 1952.7196 |
1635 | DTA_int_03 | 1952.8817 | Mm-hm. | 1953.1211 |
1636 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1953.6035 | And, uh, | 1954.3857 |
1638 | | 1955.3158 | then we all go together. That keeps from putting too much burden on the | 1957.8020 |
1640 | | 1958.2027 | wife. | 1958.7226 |
1642 | | 1959.5056 | And we just go out there and let everyone break out for themselves. Usually the wife and I, and the mother-in-law stay together as an adult group. My oldest- our oldest daughter | 1966.2974 |
1644 | | 1966.9060 | and the kids- | 1967.6331 |
1646 | | 1968.2714 | well he likes with his sail boats, | 1969.8540 |
1647 | DTA_int_03 | 1970.1323 | Mm-hm. | 1970.3587 |
1648 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1970.5055 | and the fish. | 1971.3771 |
1649 | DTA_int_03 | 1971.5943 | Mm-hm. | 1971.8759 |
1650 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1972.1628 | So leave them to their own devices and we just relax. | 1974.5821 |
1651 | DTA_int_03 | 1975.4289 | Uh, | 1975.7510 |
1653 | | 1976.2363 | how- how did you normally celebrate Christmas? Did you have any s- | 1979.0406 |
1655 | | 1979.5605 | any special | 1980.2762 |
1656 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1980.3527 | Oh, [yes.] | 1980.9827 |
1657 | DTA_int_03 | 1980.7988 | [thing] you do to [celebrated?] | 1981.8150 |
1658 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 1981.4962 | [Mm-hm.] Mm, | 1982.4535 |
1659 | | 1983.2579 | we have a tradition in our family that's very, very, very | 1986.2364 |
1661 | | 1986.7075 | definite. | 1987.1077 |
1663 | | 1987.7225 | Midnight Mass. | 1988.5942 |
1665 | | 1989.8665 | Always. | 1990.4099 |
1667 | | 1990.8387 | This is a | 1991.2271 |
1669 | | 1991.5605 | thing we live for from year to year. | 1993.0592 |
1671 | | 1993.8815 | And, uh, | 1994.7716 |
1673 | | 1995.0896 | the Christmas atmosphere and the Christmas music. | 1996.9549 |
1675 | | 1997.2333 | I- In our family, we never decorate the tree | 1999.7653 |
1676 | DTA_int_03 | 1999.7892 | Mm-hm. | 2000.2202 |
1677 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2000.1874 | until Christmas Eve. | 2001.1447 |
1678 | DTA_int_03 | 2001.6616 | After the service? | 2002.6869 |
1679 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2002.7928 | No, before. We decorate it before, but we don't light it until after. | 2005.7775 |
1680 | DTA_int_03 | 2005.9488 | Mm-hm. | 2006.1874 |
1681 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2006.5146 | We decorate the tree and get it all ready, then we go to Mass. | 2009.0895 |
1683 | | 2009.8572 | We come back, | 2010.6859 |
1685 | | 2011.2209 | and put the gifts under the tree | 2012.4341 |
1687 | | 2013.0285 | after Mass. | 2013.8298 |
1688 | DTA_int_03 | 2013.8447 | Mm-hm. | 2014.1161 |
1689 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2014.4013 | And, uh, this is | 2015.4932 |
1691 | | 2015.7165 | /re/- definitely apart of our pattern, our habits here. | 2018.4680 |
1693 | | 2019.2456 | And, um, | 2020.1204 |
1695 | | 2021.6307 | usually the wife and I have something to drink. | 2023.8944 |
1697 | | 2024.3739 | Uh, | 2025.1569 |
1699 | | 2025.3374 | usually we'll have an eggnog or something like that, or | 2027.5331 |
1701 | | 2028.4505 | brandy or rum. | 2029.4227 |
1702 | DTA_int_03 | 2029.7928 | Mm-hm. | 2030.1280 |
1703 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2030.1721 | And, uh, | 2030.9612 |
1705 | | 2031.9797 | we have a Christmas breakfast. We have pancakes for breakfast. | 2035.1628 |
1707 | | 2035.7255 | This comes in after the Mass and after the tree has been decorated, we have this pancake breakfast. | 2040.9154 |
1708 | DTA_int_03 | 2041.1475 | Mm-hm. | 2041.3826 |
1709 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2041.8234 | And, uh, [eggnog.] | 2043.0427 |
1710 | DTA_int_03 | 2042.5330 | [This is in the] middle of the night? | 2043.7747 |
1711 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2043.8634 | Middle the night. | 2044.4091 |
1712 | DTA_int_03 | 2045.1231 | Uh, do you eat before the Mass? | 2046.2701 |
1713 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2047.0011 | Well, we can now. Before we didn't. | 2048.9385 |
1714 | DTA_int_03 | 2049.2425 | Mm-hm. | 2049.4628 |
1716 | | 2051.1292 | Um, | 2051.5054 |
1718 | | 2053.5114 | but did you- | 2054.1231 |
1720 | | 2054.3128 | when did you open the presents? | 2055.4883 |
1722 | | 2055.7603 | In the morning? | 2056.2462 |
1723 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2056.5787 | In the morning. <laugh> Well that depends on the age of the kids. <laugh> | 2059.5084 |
1725 | | 2060.1354 | Uh, | 2060.8725 |
1727 | | 2061.3863 | usually now they're open about seven or eight o'clock in the morning. | 2063.9336 |
1728 | DTA_int_03 | 2064.4179 | It used to be crack of dawn? | 2065.7405 |
1729 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2065.7225 | Yeah. | 2066.0895 |
1730 | | 2066.4932 | [Yeah.] | 2066.7922 |
1731 | DTA_int_03 | 2066.6186 | [<laugh>] | 2067.6034 |
1732 | | 2068.6582 | Uh, do you say anything special | 2069.9397 |
1734 | | 2071.5359 | to each other? | 2072.0144 |
1735 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2072.3494 | Uh, | 2072.7960 |
1737 | | 2072.9550 | no more than Merry [Christmas.] | 2074.6705 |
1738 | DTA_int_03 | 2074.6521 | [Mm-hm.] | 2074.9293 |
1739 | | 2076.2823 | Um, | 2076.6891 |
1741 | | 2076.9793 | do you cook anything special? Do you get your wife to? | 2079.1385 |
1742 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2079.3893 | No. We used to have a- | 2081.2363 |
1744 | | 2081.6400 | uh, we used to have ham [traditionally] for | 2084.3953 |
1745 | DTA_int_03 | 2083.6294 | [Mm-hm.] | 2083.9849 |
1746 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2084.6094 | Christmas, but | 2085.1752 |
1748 | | 2085.8114 | as we've gotten older we try to get away from the heavier cooking obligations. | 2089.5389 |
1749 | DTA_int_03 | 2089.5940 | Yeah. | 2089.8741 |
1751 | | 2090.8449 | What | 2091.0437 |
1753 | | 2091.3435 | did you do, | 2092.0575 |
1755 | | 2092.5145 | uh, | 2092.8424 |
1757 | | 2093.2546 | on October thirty first? | 2094.5477 |
1758 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2094.8756 | Who knows. | 2095.4992 |
1759 | DTA_int_03 | 2096.0956 | <laugh> | 2096.4947 |
1760 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2096.9153 | Well I can tell you one thing, I | 2098.0255 |
1762 | | 2098.2147 | very possibly, uh, gave my mother-in-law a, uh, | 2101.5512 |
1764 | | 2102.3586 | birthday present, [cause-] | 2103.4490 |
1765 | DTA_int_03 | 2103.3006 | [That's her] birthday. | 2104.1044 |
1766 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2104.1994 | [uh.] | 2104.7233 |
1767 | DTA_int_03 | 2104.3637 | [Did you go] out? | 2105.0096 |
1768 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2105.5421 | [Mm-] | 2106.0865 |
1769 | DTA_int_03 | 2105.6889 | [Around the neighborhood in costume?] | 2106.9849 |
1770 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2106.4383 | [no.] | 2106.9490 |
1771 | | 2107.3126 | No. | 2107.7255 |
1773 | | 2108.4075 | You mean [Halloween?] | 2109.4260 |
1774 | DTA_int_03 | 2109.2698 | [Yeah.] | 2109.4599 |
1775 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2110.0255 | The kids do, we don't. We stay here and | 2111.7844 |
1777 | | 2111.9367 | pass it out the door. | 2112.8940 |
1778 | DTA_int_03 | 2112.9150 | [<laugh>] | 2113.7132 |
1779 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2113.3646 | [We always] have something for the kids. | 2114.7929 |
1780 | DTA_int_03 | 2115.0345 | Did you when you were a kid? | 2115.9215 |
1781 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2117.9642 | Oh, I think possibly once or twice I put on a face and went | 2121.4230 |
1783 | | 2122.7347 | begging trick- uh, trick or treat thing. It was just beginning. | 2125.9396 |
1785 | | 2126.1231 | The trick or treat was just beginning as a- | 2128.1026 |
1787 | | 2128.3952 | possibly when I was about fifteen or sixteen years old. | 2130.1263 |
1788 | DTA_int_03 | 2130.3037 | Oh, really? | 2130.5881 |
1789 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2130.8695 | Now before then, we'd try to be as devilish as possible. | 2133.5545 |
1790 | DTA_int_03 | 2133.9919 | Yeah. | 2134.2851 |
1792 | | 2134.4418 | Was there any special thing- well, | 2135.9244 |
1794 | | 2136.1537 | being in police work you might be more sensitive to this. | 2138.8816 |
1796 | | 2139.3190 | Um, | 2139.6493 |
1798 | | 2140.2851 | about the night before Halloween. | 2141.8669 |
1800 | | 2142.8554 | Do you have a special name for that? | 2144.0551 |
1801 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2144.3097 | Well and that's All Soul- All Hallow Night. | 2146.7041 |
1803 | | 2147.1598 | And, uh, | 2148.4230 |
1805 | | 2148.6676 | religiously speaking it did have a significance | 2151.0804 |
1807 | | 2151.2945 | to me because [of my religion.] | 2153.0803 |
1808 | DTA_int_03 | 2152.4441 | [You mean,] | 2152.6613 |
1810 | | 2152.8760 | [the thirty] first, [proper?] | 2154.0651 |
1811 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2153.6369 | [y- i-] | 2154.0468 |
1812 | DTA_int_03 | 2154.3098 | [Would be the religious] /affiliation/. | 2155.7885 |
1813 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2154.4535 | [uh- well,] | 2155.0558 |
1814 | | 2155.8876 | Yeah, well the three days did. | 2157.3587 |
1816 | | 2157.6279 | The thirty first- the thirtieth, the thirty first, and the first of November. | 2160.4872 |
1818 | | 2161.1264 | All had a strong religious significance to me and our family here. | 2164.4166 |
1819 | DTA_int_03 | 2164.5236 | Do you go to church on All Hallow? | 2166.0245 |
1820 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2166.7533 | No, you don't have to. It is not a day of obligation, although there is a liturgy for that day. | 2172.5452 |
1822 | | 2173.2575 | And, uh, | 2174.0558 |
1824 | | 2174.8082 | usually we were attending Mass in preparation for an All Soul's Day, we would- | 2179.4104 |
1826 | | 2179.8998 | Halloween is always | 2181.1140 |
1828 | | 2181.2884 | been a, um, | 2182.1596 |
1830 | | 2183.0405 | as well as a | 2183.7011 |
1832 | | 2184.0896 | culture tr- uh, thing for the kids, | 2186.1475 |
1834 | | 2186.8571 | it's had its religious significance too. We've tried to instill them that | 2190.5319 |
1836 | | 2190.7319 | Halloween isn't exactly what | 2192.1017 |
1838 | | 2192.7715 | we have it here in our | 2193.8573 |
1840 | | 2194.3890 | belief- uh, practices here. It actually has a | 2196.5147 |
1842 | | 2196.8481 | deeper meaning, and we try to | 2198.1414 |
1844 | | 2198.9366 | have our children understand that. | 2200.2892 |
1845 | DTA_int_03 | 2200.7836 | Do they do anything on the thirtieth? | 2202.4104 |
1846 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2204.1170 | No. | 2204.3830 |
1848 | | 2205.6921 | Now, which is Halloween? The thirty or the thirty first? | 2207.5696 |
1849 | DTA_int_03 | 2207.5818 | Thirty [first is. /inaudible/]. | 2209.5869 |
1850 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2207.8632 | [Well thirty first is Halloween. I w- I was trying to find out] what you were getting at. | 2210.7959 |
1851 | DTA_int_03 | 2210.8326 | Yeah. | 2211.0559 |
1852 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2211.4168 | [Uh,] | 2211.8201 |
1853 | DTA_int_03 | 2211.6737 | [The] thirtieth [we used to] go out and do all kinds [/inaudible/.] | 2214.2277 |
1854 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2212.1474 | [the thirtieth-] | 2212.5939 |
1856 | | 2214.0223 | [Yeah. /Maybe, uh/,] | 2215.0098 |
1857 | DTA_int_03 | 2214.9001 | [<laugh>] | 2215.3615 |
1858 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2215.1963 | [here] they had the night before as a soaping night. | 2218.3095 |
1859 | DTA_int_03 | 2218.6306 | Mm-hm. | 2218.8744 |
1860 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2218.8879 | Then it was a garbage can night. | 2220.2272 |
1861 | DTA_int_03 | 2220.4015 | Mm-hm. | 2220.7077 |
1862 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2221.5817 | And, uh, then the trick and treat | 2223.6217 |
1864 | | 2223.8205 | night. | 2224.1111 |
1865 | DTA_int_03 | 2225.7898 | [Got it.] | 2226.0119 |
1866 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2225.9060 | [So] we actually- we had about three days here that they would run, because | 2229.4810 |
1867 | | 2230.1474 | we would- we know to move our car off of the street | 2232.4260 |
1869 | | 2232.5820 | about two days before Halloween. | 2234.0925 |
1871 | | 2234.8938 | And the night before Halloween, we'd get our garbage cans in. | 2237.4197 |
1873 | | 2237.7776 | Course, we aren't bothered with that because the dog takes care of that for us. | 2240.5574 |
1874 | DTA_int_03 | 2240.7195 | <laugh> Yes. | 2242.4349 |
1876 | | 2243.1108 | Um, | 2243.5128 |
1878 | | 2245.9512 | Let's see. Um. | 2247.0987 |
1880 | | 2247.9363 | Did you | 2248.2728 |
1882 | | 2248.8019 | get into fights? | 2249.5512 |
1884 | | 2249.8755 | When you were a kid? | 2250.3923 |
1886 | | 2251.1841 | Tell me about one. | 2251.7132 |
1888 | | 2252.9122 | What kinds of things did fights start about? | 2254.9671 |
1889 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2255.8663 | Well | 2256.2523 |
1890 | DTA_int_03 | 2256.3220 | The other guys. | 2256.9287 |
1891 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2256.9918 | eh, | 2257.3125 |
1893 | | 2257.9915 | I don't know what the other guys fought about. | 2259.6523 |
1895 | | 2259.9184 | I only had one as a youngster. | 2261.8754 |
1897 | | 2262.3312 | One, [uh-] | 2262.7777 |
1898 | DTA_int_03 | 2262.5942 | [Tell me] about it. | 2263.0560 |
1899 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2263.3156 | well | 2263.9426 |
1901 | | 2264.4607 | I was being a loner. | 2265.6737 |
1902 | DTA_int_03 | 2265.9516 | Mm-hm. | 2266.2390 |
1903 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2266.9487 | And, uh, always | 2268.0131 |
1905 | | 2270.0252 | be more or less a book worm, and I'd actually be called, sissy. | 2273.2087 |
1907 | | 2274.5850 | And, uh, that would- | 2275.7765 |
1909 | | 2276.2117 | eventually got a fight out of me. | 2277.5514 |
1910 | DTA_int_03 | 2278.0434 | Mm-hm. | 2278.3714 |
1911 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2279.8571 | And, uh, | 2280.6829 |
1913 | | 2281.7346 | but I've always been the type of a person that, uh, | 2283.8389 |
1915 | | 2283.9796 | would try to avoid a fight. But being embarrassed /so the cause maybe aware of the-/ | 2287.9028 |
1917 | | 2289.4107 | And, uh, | 2290.0071 |
1919 | | 2290.3798 | cornered | 2290.8312 |
1921 | | 2291.9794 | I'd fight. | 2292.4657 |
1923 | | 2292.9826 | You'd have to corner me. | 2293.8569 |
1924 | DTA_int_03 | 2294.4564 | What are the rules for a fair fight? | 2295.9184 |
1925 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2297.0466 | Well in my day | 2297.6858 |
1927 | | 2297.9794 | strictly your fist. Now, <laugh> anything you can do is [a- is fair.] | 2301.2455 |
1928 | DTA_int_03 | 2300.4931 | [<laugh>] | 2301.1354 |
1929 | | 2301.7502 | Yeah, but it was | 2302.6644 |
1930 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2302.6979 | [And- yeah]. | 2303.3555 |
1931 | DTA_int_03 | 2302.8478 | [you couldn't] kick, bite, pull, [or anything /inaudible/.] | 2305.1565 |
1932 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2304.1813 | [No, I- no. We d-] no, we didn't do anything like that. | 2306.3188 |
1933 | DTA_int_03 | 2306.7500 | If someone were | 2307.4963 |
1935 | | 2307.6217 | getting | 2308.0097 |
1937 | | 2308.1749 | beaten up, | 2308.6123 |
1939 | | 2309.1689 | was there anything you could say to call off the fight? | 2310.9704 |
1940 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2311.6031 | Oh, | 2312.0099 |
1942 | | 2312.5512 | in those days, it might even- well, if two guys are fighting long as they were fighting fair, we still say let them fight. We didn't really- | 2318.3647 |
1944 | | 2318.5244 | did not really permit anyone else to interfere. | 2320.3156 |
1946 | | 2321.0404 | But if it is an unfair fight, we'd break it up. | 2322.9227 |
1947 | DTA_int_03 | 2323.4318 | Yeah. But, say in a fair fight. If one person wanted to- | 2326.3033 |
1949 | | 2326.4716 | to quit. | 2326.8845 |
1950 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2327.0527 | I give up. | 2327.6399 |
1951 | DTA_int_03 | 2327.8540 | I give up. | 2328.1446 |
1952 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2328.3403 | Mm. | 2328.6309 |
1953 | DTA_int_03 | 2329.6734 | Uh, | 2330.0466 |
1955 | | 2330.8938 | have you ever been in the hospital? | 2332.1534 |
1956 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2333.0404 | Yes, uh-huh. | 2333.9029 |
1957 | DTA_int_03 | 2336.2637 | Did you | 2336.7252 |
1959 | | 2337.3525 | ever- were you ever in an automobile accident? | 2339.3857 |
1960 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2340.2210 | No. Excuse me for interrupting, but here's one of my brand new employees I jus- think I just hired this man. | 2345.3696 |
1961 | DTA_int_03 | 2345.7317 | [Uh-huh.] | 2346.0030 |
1962 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2345.8877 | [Yesterday.] Yes, I- no- yeah. | 2348.0661 |
1963 | | 2348.8779 | [In full uniform.] | 2349.7471 |
1964 | DTA_int_03 | 2348.8999 | [/inaudible/] | 2349.4891 |
1965 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2349.8756 | No, no. Uh-uh. | 2350.5908 |
1967 | | 2351.3830 | Yeah, he just- | 2351.8632 |
1969 | | 2352.0803 | just proud of his uniform. [<laugh>] | 2354.8265 |
1970 | DTA_int_03 | 2353.6214 | [<laugh>] | 2354.2513 |
1971 | | 2354.8724 | [Uh-huh.] | 2355.4630 |
1972 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2355.2180 | [<laugh>] | 2355.7775 |
1973 | | 2355.8832 | You see, [he's actually- he- see that walk out, he's quite proud of his uniform.] Oh, brother. | 2359.5725 |
1974 | DTA_int_03 | 2356.1565 | [Yeah. Yeah, I can see that walk. <laugh>] | 2358.8573 |
1975 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2359.7407 | [Brother.] | 2360.0007 |
1976 | DTA_int_03 | 2360.0007 | I am [/too/. <laugh>] | 2361.3621 |
1977 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2360.7255 | [<laugh>] | 2363.1475 |
1978 | DTA_int_03 | 2362.4752 | [Looks pretty good.] | 2363.2705 |
1979 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2363.8815 | <laugh> | 2364.2975 |
1980 | DTA_int_03 | 2364.9398 | Uh, | 2365.2881 |
1982 | | 2365.6306 | how much training do these guys | 2366.8387 |
1984 | | 2367.1537 | get? | 2367.3128 |
1985 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2367.8817 | Well | 2368.2605 |
1987 | | 2368.4629 | in /RD-WORK-3/ they're t- continuously on a training. | 2370.7440 |
1988 | DTA_int_03 | 2370.7987 | Yeah. | 2371.0236 |
1989 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2371.5266 | That's a j- that's one of my jobs is to train [these men.] Yeah. | 2374.3125 |
1990 | DTA_int_03 | 2373.7108 | [Uh-huh.] | 2374.0519 |
1991 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2375.5053 | We have a r- uh, continuous training program we have a regular procedure I have to follow and I have to evaluate them. | 2380.7988 |
1992 | DTA_int_03 | 2380.9670 | Mm-hm. | 2381.3226 |
1994 | | 2382.8755 | Were you ever in any situation where you thought you might die or be killed? | 2386.0204 |
1995 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2387.2759 | Mm, | 2389.0433 |
1997 | | 2389.7713 | well in police work I had situations where | 2392.4287 |
1999 | | 2393.1964 | I knew that the | 2394.1843 |
2001 | | 2394.4657 | odds were there. | 2395.5572 |
2002 | DTA_int_03 | 2395.6979 | <laugh> Yeah. | 2396.6557 |
2004 | | 2397.1109 | Yeah, [but did you-] did you ever think, you know, this is it I'm not gonna get out of this /alive/? | 2401.2878 |
2005 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2397.3953 | [Well, but.] | 2397.9485 |
2006 | | 2401.5449 | No. | 2401.8110 |
2008 | | 2403.1874 | Never thought of that. | 2403.8996 |
2010 | | 2404.3278 | I never faced death that way. I've taken a lot of risks, but never | 2406.9913 |
2012 | | 2407.0953 | thought of at the time that there was- | 2408.6705 |
2014 | | 2408.8479 | i- it was a risk. | 2409.8710 |
2015 | DTA_int_03 | 2410.0189 | Mm-hm. | 2410.3236 |
2016 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2411.3371 | Only afterwards. | 2412.2135 |
2017 | DTA_int_03 | 2412.5605 | Some people feel, | 2413.3584 |
2019 | | 2413.6336 | well whatever is gonna happen is gonna happen. | 2415.6890 |
2020 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2416.5969 | Well I feel that if you have a situation to meet, you must meet that situation regardless of the cost of it. | 2420.8601 |
2021 | DTA_int_03 | 2421.2057 | Mm-hm. | 2421.7109 |
2022 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2421.9092 | In other words, if | 2422.5939 |
2024 | | 2422.7477 | something is a hazardous or a risk, in other words, if that building over there was on fire and somebody was in there, I'd probably die trying to get them out. | 2427.6813 |
2026 | | 2428.5010 | And I wouldn't consider that, uh, I might die in doing it. | 2430.9932 |
2028 | | 2431.2716 | It'd be- the object would be to get them out if possible. | 2433.0333 |
2029 | DTA_int_03 | 2433.2164 | Yeah. | 2433.4239 |
2031 | | 2434.9772 | But, um, | 2435.4517 |
2033 | | 2436.8128 | not a fatalist. | 2437.7840 |
2035 | | 2438.5959 | Mm-mm. | 2438.9616 |
2036 | DTA_se3_ag4_m_01 | 2439.4173 | Can't be. | 2439.8904 |
2037 | DTA_int_03 | 2440.2492 | Mm-hm. | 2440.5525 |