Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1935, Page 13

Civil War Veteran, 101, Plans To Go Back to COL. Puffing an old briar e and swing- ing a cane, Col. James D. Handock who has divided most of his 101 years between soldiering and printing, dropped into The 's composing room yesterday to ren acquaint- ances and pass along a few pointers. | And if anybody is qualified to give advice on how to set type or do any- thing else in a newspaper composing Work in Seattle THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935. tried to enlist, but he finally was put o charge of a warehouse at Brest. The colonel has worked on news- papers all over the country, but has spent most of his time on the West Coast, where he makes his home. He has a luxurious set of whiskers, | wears glasses, which he says he doesn’t | | need, and likes to smoke his pipe in} |bed and drink liquor. Col. thought to longevity, but offhand be- lieves the surest way to live a long time s to keep from worrying and | take life in stride. | Right now he’s recuperating from |an operation he recently underwent as an outgrowth of old Lullet wounds. ! ‘When he gets well, Col. Handock is Handock hasn't given much: MES D. HANDOCK. war. Thirty-nine thousand men went to India. Nine thousand returned. Second Lieut. Handock was a colonel when he came back. A few years later he was in Boston | working on the Waverly Magazine. He was a printer on the Boston Tran- | script when the Civil War broke out. He immediately enlisted and saw lots of action, being twice wounded at golng back to Seattle, 80 to work. “A fellow's got to keep his hand in,” he says. Wash, and WAR RISK CANCELED | Underwriters Announce Change, at Wellington, N. Z. LONDON, September 20 Reuters (British) News Agency dis- patch from Wellington, New Zealand, said underwriters announced today that the war risk clause in insur- ance policies has been canceled. ) —A | room, it's Col. Handock, oldest active printer in the Typographical Union and holder of Card 111 He was born in Edinburgh, Scot- land,, January 5, 1834, and learned the printing business in India when he went there as a young second lieu- tenant with the 42d Royal High- landers, better known as the Black ‘Watch, one of the world’s most fa- mous fighting machines. Col. Handock married at absorbed five years of military school- ing before he got his first taste of | | Gettysburg. During the war he had charge of | transporting Union forces. He once told Gen. Grant to “go to hell” and got away with it. Col. Handock remembers Queen Victoria. and he met President Wil- son in France after the World War. 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