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                                                                 TO  VISIT  SINGAPORE         t:J           ,./  n ;/_ HELEN  HIGHWATER
                                    WANTED-Ride to New York or                                t::>pi,c&t "1/ L~
                                                                  The battleships, USS California
                                      Boston  with  woman  driver   and USS Tennessee,  Pacific Fleet
                                      leaving  immediately.  Ex-Wave,                          Last night I  held  a  hand
                                      will  share  expenses.  Call  T.  I.   veterans,  will  be the  first  Ameri-  So  dainty  and  so  sweet,
                                      Ext.  388.                 can battleships to drop  ancl;J.or  in   I  thought my heart would sure-
         The  "protection of women"  or-                         Singapore harbor since before the   ly burst,
       der  got  a  re-write  job  this  week.  WANTED TO  BUY FOR CASH!  fall  of tJ;J.at  base in  1942.   So wildly did it beat.
       To  enable  the  ladies  to  use  the   - Late  model  car,  any  make.   The two ships,  accompanied by   No other hand e'er held so tight,
       water taxi,  Avenue  A  is now  au-  In  good  condition,  any  model.  six  destroyers,  left  Japanese  wa-  Could greater gladness bring,
       thorized  for  walking  from  Pier   See  Lt.  (jg)  A.  Guhin,  Armed  ters recently. After a  week's stay   Than the lovely hand I  held last
       23  to second street .. This will take   Guard  Welfare  office.   in  Singapore  the  American  war-  night-
       you from  the water taxi dock  up       LOST              ships  will  depart -for  the  United   Four aces  and  a  king!
       to  the  street which  runs  in  front                    States,  by way  of  Colombo,  Cey-
                                    Lost  somewhere  between  the
       of the chapel.  You may also stroll   Armed  Guard  Disbursing office   lon  and  Capetown,  South  Africa.   *  *  *
       down Third street as far as Ave-  and  Galley  K,  a  small  gold   They  are  scheduled  to  arrive  at   This  could  be  verse  .  .  .  The
       nue A which should get you safely                         Hampton  Roads,  Virginia,  early   moon  was  yellow,  the  lane  was
                                      watch  of  Swiss  make  with  a
       by  Galley  K  and  Armed  Guard                          in  December.               bright,  as  she turned  to  me,  that
                                      steel back. It has a  brown cord
       disbursing,  allowing  you  to  turn   strap  and  on  the  back  is  en-             autumn  night.  And  every  glance
       right  on  Avenue  A  and  proceed   graved  Billie  C.  Fretter.  If   Sailor:  "Say, whatever became  gave  a  hint  that  she  craved  ro-
       to  the  boat  dock.  If this  is  con-                   of  those  old-fashioned  gals  who  mance.
                                      found  please  return  to  Miss
       fusing  we  suggest  you  consult  a   Fretter  in . the  Armed  Guard   fainted when a  boy kissed them?"   I  stammered,  I  stuttered  and
       local  map  and  Tadcen  order  No.   Disbursing  Office.  Reward.   Wave:  "Huh! Whatever became  time  went by .  .  .  The moon  was
       103-45.                                                   of the old-fashioned boy who made  yellow  and  so was I.
                                                                 them  faint?"
       By  Way  of  Decor;i,tion
         Chevrons  were  mentioned  last  Lost  and  Found                 *  *  *                     *  *  *
                                                                   "I  am  never  well,  I  can't  say   He :  "Please!"    "What  makes  you  think  I'm
       week as being authorized decora-
                                      Gear  and  articles  bearing  the                        She:  "No:"                Helen  Highwater?"
       tion  for  the  coming  fall  season.                     why,"  said  the  seaman  who  was
                                    following names have been turned   working  on  a  medical  survey.  "I   He:  "Just  this  once!"
       They  are  still  being worn  and  so   in  to  the  Lost  and  Found  Prop-            She:  "No. I  said!"         "Now,  Junior,  eat  your  dinner
       are  the  new  victory  and  Ameri-  erty  Bureau  located  in  the  Se-  get  a  sort  of pain,  I  don't  know   He:  "Aw heck, Ma! All the rest  like  a  sailor."
       can  campaign  ribbons.  For those   curity Office,  Building 222,  Treas-  exactly  where,  and  it  leaves  me   of  the  kids  are  going  barefoot!"   "OK.  Pass  the  ? !*?  * !  chow."
       Waves  who have seen only state-  ure  Island.  This  property will  be   kind  of  .  .  .  oh,  I  don't  know
       wide · duty  these  are  the  second   returned  to  the  owners  upon   what."                                                by  Sansone
                                                                  "Well,  m'boy,  this  is  the  pre- The  Wolf
       and third ribbons  authorized.  No.   proper  identification.
       1 was the expert pistol shot medal                        scription," said the medical officer,   Copyright  1945  by  Leonard  Sinsonc.  distributed  by  CJmp  Ncwsptper Ser1ic.e
                                      Rittenberry,  Howard E.;  Bivin,
       and  ribbon  which  was  previously                       "for  I  don't  know  what.  Take
                                    Morris Dwight; Watkins, Kenneth
       awarded  to  a  few  fortunate   D.,  GM3c;  Cooley,  Jefferson  L.;   some,  I  don't  know  how  much,  I
       Waves.                       Dwyer, John W.; Marchant, E. C.;   don't  know  how  many  times  a
                                                                 day.  I  can't  think  of  how  long,
       Just  Between  Us            Bailey,  Lawrence  E.;  Damschen,   but  you'll  feel  better,  I  don't
         Thanks to "Scotty"  Gordon,  we  Riqhard  A.;  Lloyd,  Eddie  Roy;   know when."
       now  understand why  we  have  no  McCarthy,  James S.;  Willoughby,
                                                                           *  * *
       grass in Wave square ... "Scotty"  Hubert L.;  Moody,  Byron L., Slc;   Mrs.  Lottie  Prim  was  recently
       is  a  native  Californian  and  she  Navran,  Leslie;  Bebee,  Alan  E.;   granted a  divorce when she tei,ti-
       informs  us  that  there  are  only  Gaylord,  Douglas;  Roy,  M.  J.,   fied  that  since  her  marriage  her
       two  grass-planting  ·seasons  here  Cox;  Davis, Wm. F .,  Slc; Frazier,
                                                                 husband  had  spoken  to  her  but
       yearly ... One is spring and one  Hosie,  StMlc.          three times. She was awarded the
       is  fall  . . .  Grass  needs  rain  to   The  following  articles were re-  custody of their three  children.
       grow  and  so  we  have  just  been   ported as  lost:  40 wallets,  a  gui-
       waiting  for  this  week's  shower.   tar,  1  Government  check,  2  trav-  *  * *
       Now we expect vesults ... Gloria  elers  cheques,  2  peacoats,  4  sea-  A  Kentucky  hillbilly  watched
       Dethman paid us a  price for  this  bags,  7  handbags,  1  wooden  box,  his  wife  cooking  victuals.
       advertisement .... She is asking  1  blanket.              "Better move a  mite, maw,"  he
       for  basketball  players  (female)                        said.  "You  be  standing  on  a  live
       ... Weekly practice is on Wednes-                         ooal."
       day  night  at 1900  .  .  .  Why  not   has  all  the  boys amazed ... Ap-  "That  so,  son?"  said  maw.
       turn  out,  it's  good  for  the  figure   ples,  sandwiches and a  lot of silly   "  ... Which  foot?"
       and those office blues .. .  (How're   nonsense  made  hallowe'en  a  spe-
                                                                           * * *
       we  doing,  Miss  D.?)  ... This  is   cial  night  in  all  Wave  barracks.   She doesn't think of men all the
       not  a  "help  wanted"  column,  but   Seems  that most of  us -still  have   time,  but  when  she  thinks,  she
       the  Frontier  Base  band  needs  a  not grown up . . . Hope all the gals   thinks  of  men.
       vocalist,  preferably  young,  pre-  who  went  to  the  mountains  this
       sentable and with  a  voice  ... If  weekend  came back in good con-  * * *                         "Hmph!  Who's  interested in  books!"
       interested  call  their Welfare offi- dition  and work  their yodels still   She  talked  in  her  sleep  so  he
       oer  and  ask  for  a  try-out  .  .  .   intact.         sent her home to mutter.
       More  missing  faces  belong  to
       Betty  Schwabe,  Laverne  Winter- STALEMATE                            By Nick Pouletsos Sp (X) le                  Rocks and Shoals
       burg  and  Kay  Hickey  . .. Fun-
       niest  gift  of  the  week  went  to
       "Vi"  Cline  and  Elaine  Hamilton.
       Both  veceived  huge  florist  boxes
       last  Sunday,  "the  long-stemmed
       rose size"  ... Inside each was one
       fern  and  a  thistle  .  .  .  Who  done
       it?  ... Making plans .to move are
       unhappy  tenants  of  Barracks  C.
       They  think  that  December  will
       find  them  evicted  from  their
       pleasant home and forced to move
       down  to  Barracks  square
       Helen  McBride  bowls  'em  over.
       .  .  .  A v,eraging  a  bowling  score
       frequently near the 200 mark, she

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