YANKS GET AROUND IN ENGLAND
( r" Special Correspondent from a
U.S. AAF Station, European Theatre
od Operations)
Your correspondent sat in the
fi . erite chair of author Charles
Di.-lcens, the one used by him at the
George Hotel at Reading, Berkshire
when he felt thirsty for a drink of
tutors. B^ing something of a hero
w i--hiper we do admit a thrill at
seeing two things over he re- Sher
wood Forest of Robin Iiood fame and
the Royal Guards being changed at
the Royal Palaces in London.
-ho Royal Guards make soldiering
a v ry serious business indeed.
Sneaking of London,the Picedilly
Commandos can and do make a good
old fashioned "B" girl look like a
kind rga rd en student.
<i. n giving directions the Limey
in"c.t if.hly nnswers thus ley; "Three
turns to the left, th n so mony
turns to the right,then straight •
owry,p. rhups ten minutes v/r. 11:,
retlly,old chop,you cr.’.vnt miss it.
“EXTENSION KEGS, Continued.
The School closed with a square
3nnce in the Primer Gym,on 1bursday
svening. The dancing was in charge,
cf Mrs. Dorothy Keeler,music teacher
of the Palmer School. Music for the
dance was furnished by Mrs. Lossing,
•i:no. Mrs. Kenneth Poster,accordien
Kenneth Post'r,violin. Glen Cope,
banjo, and Robert Higginbothom,drums
The Palmer High School band, played
{special peppy numbers, during the
•intermission. Refreshments wer* ser
ved during intermission.
| Mrs. Pohn-Hansen and Doan Gasser ar
how in charge of a garden school in
anchorage, planned by Miss J. hazel
Lim^ermun., This garden school is
poing held in Gray's Chapel.
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LOST: One pair of "Starr
bALIP'EHS, five inch's lone.
(return to owner if found, •
then and they are unobtnir
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