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...BARTLEY reported no some of the Lads in Company Easy so I thought I'd pass it on to you. . . JOHN McMANUS, a former yeoman, had been a Boston College Track Star and still makes his Saturday nite runs into Boston. . . DAVE HORWITZ was in the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal in late '42 and spent some time on a seaplane tender in the South Pacific. . . CLIFF HARRIS was a corpsman on a troop transport that made a tour of Casablanca, Australia, New Zealand, India and the Panama Canal. . . HAROLD BANKSTON did some time in the North Atlantic...
...lads in Middle Grays. . . It's not a play on words for when HOMER SMITH got to bat the other day he really did clout a "home: in that game between Seven and Six. . . he made Seven come eleven. . . ALTER OLLEN ran another Smoker for Charlie the other nite and he surely must have made enough money by now to get married. . . We are still waiting for a week to go by when BURWELL PALM will not ask at least ten questions in class trying to improve the professors...
Thayre North had much ado about nothing the other nite when Charles Rinker shaved off his moustache of exactly 12 hairs after Mrs. R. delivered her ultimatum on her arrival. "Either it goes or it goes," Mrs. R. is all smiles again but Mr. R. looks mighty necked...
...nite of the Regimental Ball we may be wearing whites so if you plan on going it might be a good idea to get those whites in shape and have those white shoes ready . . . Hic! Here we go again . . . for it will be liberty for all from 1700 to 0200 on the 26th...
...group of youngsters from Flight "A" soundly trounced the old men of the detachment in a basketball game last nite 27 to 7. Onlookers were confused as to whether they were watching the Chicago bears and Green Bay Packers playing football or getting an eyeful of the Tunisian Campaign. Luckily to blood was drawn; however, 39 years old officer candidates kelly was seen two hours inter still attempting to each his breath which had evidently been scattered to the four winds. The major loss of the evening was Lt. Ericksen's pride...