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NEW ADDRESSES Sgt. W.H, Sessoms- ■Hdqs. Sqdn. 21 Bomber Command Peterson Field Colorado Springs, Col. S/Sgt. Bud Shook Co C 26th Bn. yth Regt. ACrFRD # 1 Fort G-eo . G. ^eade Maryland Ensign Curtis Si^rague usm V/2-2 N.A. S. Lake City, pla Norfleet Sugg Co II61, U. S.K. T. G G-reat Lakes, 111, ' Herbert Taylor phm 3/0 Station Hospital pharm acy, Camp Wallace, Tex. James Ma.rton. Taylor, A. S, ■Co. 1161, Tj.S.N.T.C. G-reat La.kes,Ill Cpl. JohnTaylor, Jr. U.S.Naval Hospital Ward C-^, Shoemaker California 'W,D. Taylor, AS/Vl2, USNR, 11 Smith Dom. Univ. of. Pa, Philadelphis, Penn Orban Tew, A/S ' Co 1161, U. S,N. T. S. Great Lakes, 111 Talmo^i Texf^ S 2/c R» G* Bks, H • N.C.T.C, Camp Endicott,, Davis- ville, R. I, T/Sgt. Edward Thar- rington, Co U,303 Sig. Trng Reg. U. S. Signal Corps, Fort Mommouth, N, J. Pvt, Raymond Thar- rrington, Co. B, 22 Battalion, 15th Reg. I. R. T, C. Camp Fannin, Texas Hassell Wadsworth Batl. a3, CO 77'+ Camp Peary v;i 1 liam sbur g, V• Pvt, Paul Walters. Jr. Co. C. 13th Bn. Reg. A.G.F.R.D. # 1 Ford Meade, Md. Milton Webb, A/S Co. Il6l,u. S.N. T. C. Great Lalies, 111, Lt. Col. I'jorth Wicker O.T.T.G.W.D. Washington, D. C, A/S. J, T. Williams Co log Unit Dll Bks 'I09, Camp Peary • Virginia Sgt.Rufus Williamson Section E, 111 MF Base Unit Langley Field,Va. S/Sgt.Cecil Wilao n 1st T.C. Sq. Bowman Field Louisville, Ky, Sgt.franklin Winslow Dt. M. D. ,aVS) 253 Rmt. Sq. Ft. Reno, Okla. Maj or T.B.Wins t ead Hdw. AAF Air Commun-- ication Office Organizations Div, Washington D. C. Earl Wooten S 1/CARM Communications USN A.S,New Orleans,18 La Mid'n J,A,Wooten 1/c Room ^14-20 USNA Annapolis, Md, Selba M.Wooten, S 2/c Ward go1,USN Bainbridge, Md. Pvt.wil liam C.Wooten 13th Armored Div. Apo #263 Camp Bowie,Texas Pvt. Little 'Worsley Co E,3rd Rfif^h. R.L. ' QombjCamp Sibert,Ala. Says Tracy Taylor: ' The British soldier visiting The queen bee is a timid soul- , America when asked his opinion She doesn^t believe in birth control, of the Anericari doughboys over ^.Thatsthe reason one always, sees, ^ there, stated: I have only three So very many sons of bees. criticisms-they are over-paid, ■' they are over-sexcd, and they are over-here. When is the most fun kissing a girl over the telephone? When you are in the same booth i ARMY'INDUCTEES NAVY INDUCTEES Martin Edgar Anderson Tom Wallace Anderson Augusta Briley' Otis Lee Crisp Thigpen Wilson Dow . James'Stanley Hearne William Rawls Keene ' James Robert Leggett. . ' Linwood Da.V7son Lewis Lentis Dew. Lewis Vance Dupree Long Johnnie.J ameis Moseley Charles Spurgeon Marks,Jr Willie Luther Mears Virgil Hym.an Newborn Mathew Lee Mills 3ill5'‘ Aldridge Moore Edwin Buck Owens Ri ddick^ Junif 0 r' Pi tt man Bennie Clifton Phillips Thomas Franklin Salter I4\RINE INDUCTEES V Bruce Allen Bulluck The hfN and all the boys from the Crisp section get a real bre.ok.Mrs, Joe Eagles has consented to report where Julia Lovelace, i^ft off. Cant you just see how these fine people are interested in boys? Didn’t I tell you they were with you ? (And thank you, Scott. We will send you 5~Pound box of candy. , '"
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