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r foidler back to Campo Sorry we miseed seeinj? you ishile you were in Rocky *ounto Notice—Sgt. Parker» This promotion was granted upon reporting ^0 damp Rucker after three months in Tenn. on maneuvers. Congratulations* hope to see you in February. Ill* WILLIAM P. PARRISH; Bill, who is stationed at Fort Custer, Michigan, a Fireman and likes his Job Just fine* In spite of the cold weather, he ®®ein8 to like Michigan. We hope you continue to improve in your work, Bill wish you the best of luck., Seep us informed of your whereabouts and can be sure the NEWS will reach you each month. Thanks for the picture. ^8Ie w. price 8 l/C» Seaman Price is now at the Armed Guard Center, New ?*leaaa. La. Furthermore he states, ’*1 am a married man now.” Mrs. Price the former Miss Dorothy Patterson of Mansfield, Ohio. Congratulations, ^hcoess, and happlnness to you and yours. GEORGE PRIDGEN? We have learned that George has toured Africa i*»^8ively—Belgian Congo, French Equatorial, Marduguri, etc. How about a ^®tter from you, Corporal? George surely must have interesting news—of ^^hrse it is restricted, foa. JOHN ALLEN JOYNERS Pvt Joyner was last heard from in India. How boys do travels We would like a message direct from you, John Allen. ®hd U8 a bit of news from India. c* PULLEY? Set, Pulley is now stationed in the Sand Hills of Caroiilna—Camp Mackall. Even after almost three years in the Army, he i? hot altogether “sold on the idea", but feels sure he will "make out all JJght until things are straightened out". Sgt. pulley says there are lots things he could tell us but all of his tales wouldn't be interesting, us often and drop around to see us whenever time will permit. ^^I4__FLAVIUS SIMMONS; Flavlus Simmons is now at Amarillo, Texas at the jy^^lllo■ Army'’Ai7'Field, Pvt Simmons tells us, "we sure had a fine Thanks- BA^^hg dinner-plenty of turkey". Flavius states that he is ^olng to k^^hoi eight hours daily for six days per week, military training for one (jjhr and Calisthenics for one hour. Frankly, we believe he has a busy And we are grattofAJ for the time devoted to writing to us. Good to you, FlaviuSo B. SOLMQN; Some soldiers get the luckiest breaks—take ©wen 3on for instance—-Basic training at Camp Lee, Va, Refrigeration Course °Amp Lee, Va., and after completing this course, he was selected from a of sixty men and sent to Bloomington, Ill. for the commercial Trades iSj^ltute where he will study Refrigeration Engineering. "Bol", aays* is a soldiers paradise—no army duties at all. Just go to school . ^op It all off, his wife is luoky enough to be there with him. Both Be '»ell and having a swell time. We think of you often, Sol and hope to ® you and.Mrs. Solmon soon* Lots of luck to you both, ?j^^LL 8TANCIL. AEM 2/C: We were very glad to hear from Durrell and to that he is well and still in there "pitching". We are Just as Ch AS you are that you and the rest of the boys can't be home for y^istmas. 'We realise you can't tell us what you're doing, but we know ^ Are doing your best. Let us hear from you again soon.
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