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16* Poor PVT. RICHARD PHILP has been in the hospital three weeks with tonsilitis but reports that he has had more o&j?e than he needed* Whattno pretty nurses hovering about? ENSIGN JAMES MOORE has been suffering from an infected ear but is Improving, we»re glad to relate, and reports that ho*s received •wonderful care too. SGT, ROBERT JOHN HUFF has been ill with malaria somewhere in the South Pacific area but is almost recovered at last report, all of which is good news. Via the old vine we hear that CPL, SOL GABRIEL was in the hospital last month. Are you out now, Sol? If so, drop us a line and give us the lowdown, 3/SGT. LEWIS BUFO has been in the hospital following a slight opera* tion (we trust it wasn't of a cardiac nature, Lew?) from which, for- f tunately, he is recovered. • CPL. V, MASI is out of the hospital again after a bout with a bad cold - Goodyl Poor PFC. RQCCO MARCANTONIO finds wisdom a painful acquisition, as far as teeth go anyway, as he's been laid up for over three -weeks giving birth to a few of those mental giant molars. Good luck and a speedy recovery,. Roccol CPL. JAMES GROSSO has been reported as having a bullet wound in his finger somewhere in Africa. Were you by any chance giving a digital salute to those NAZZYS, Jimmy? We trust it isnH your trigger finger and that the wounded member is back in working order by now. ************** SILVER LINING A promotion with fanfare i& what we call LT, NORMAN MARKS ento?y into the Shavetail realm, as we received a gilt*edged announcement of same from Miami Beach, Florida -• all very fawncy, and our frillyest congratulations, Norrnan. To JAME0 ¥. CONCHAR A.M.M. 3/c - Dear Jim, Worry not. itfJl is taken care of. If you only knew how many times we've had that same requestl Thanks for your letter and best of luck, RAYMOND LYONS -JR. definitely belojigs in this happy column, having just been promoted to H.O.M.M. 1/c with the highest honors in his division* He has one of those puzzling Fleet P.O. addresses so «e hope our congratulations won 1 1 take forever to reach him, CORP. STEVE WILSON writes cheerily that he is all un-raun^ed now and back drilling, etc* He*s at Ft. Monmouth where he can get home Weekends to his newly bought home on, Wyoming Avenue* Steve says he Bought the house so he«d hava a place to come home to now that his parents have moved to Cape God, Until there is a Mrs. Corp. Wilson to keep house, Steve's brother Bill and family are doing the job.
17, BILL KERR writes us a nice letter from Washington, D»C. telling us he expects to see the home town soon and that he likes reading about the boys in our Tattle. He was especially impressed with our mention of GEORGE EDDY. Good luck, Bill, and we hope to se«e you » \ S.E. LOEHNER must be wearing a bewildered smile these days as he's i the recipient of 8 cartons of cigarettes and the poor lad doesn't e| We can 1 1 help but wonder if he will become bottom man in a rage pile once the news leaks out. JOE SALADINO is missed sorely on the Millburn Sanitation Department truck. The home town ain't the same without that broad smile, Beans, Don't lose itj DR« FISCHER has recently received his promotion to Captain and is a surgeon with the vifildcat Division now on maneuvers in Tennessee* He wants to be remembered to all his Millburn friends. Thank youj S/SGT. JOE FORMICHELLI is now adorned with an airmants medal and ribbon for putting' in the required number of missions (no doubt his early practice in piloting Miller's truck over these Hills was a helpj) Come out from behind that red beard, Joe, and tell us whether there are any eagle eggs in it. PFC, LEWIS CUSAifO whose hobby is photography is acting as a waiter for the officers 1 mess. Send us a photo of some nice juicy steak and a hunk of butter, will you Joe? TARNISHED SILVER Ohi Oh I Just as we thought we had consigned this department to a long sojourn in mothballs, along comes a mournful epistle from ANTHOJNY O'CONE S 3/c. He says, "We are on some island in the South Pacific and it's not pleasant down here," The poor guy sounds plenty homesick and blue, but cheerfully adds that we mustn't think he is kicking as he is glad to be doing his share if it means that his family and all back here will bo safe. Buck up, Anthony, Who was it that said, "Things are never so bad that they cannot be worse. 11 Anyhow, we hope this edition finds you," happier. We sincerely trust that "Things are never so bad that they cannot be lots better" for YOU! ##************ CUPIDS CORNER June is living up to its name all right as the list of June brides marrying service men grows daily. However, let's start with the engagement of LT. THOMAS J. O'LOUGHLIN (son of CAPT and MRS. THOMAS hi O'LOUGHLIN) and Miss June Sofie34 of Montclair. The lieutenant was home recexitly but had to return to duty in Arizona prior tp the engagement announcement. And nov» for the Yielding belle which have been and are , tolling merrily In a few days ENSIGN JOSEPH D. SCOTT is to be married (on June 25th to be exact) to Miss Eleanor Kaighn of Atlantic City. LT. A. D. SNYDER was married to Miss Mildred Peifer of Philadelphia by the Arn^r Airfield Chaplain at Congaree, S. C»
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