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Show IN AM) ABOUT VB 215 Fred E. Moscom (Held over from laet week) We lost thirty men last week, and we sure miss them as we go about our work and P'ay. We wish those men the best of luck as they go about their work in this cold cruel world. We have changed the name of our camp, due to the rumors that go the rounds, and they always turn out to be the same as Jack Perals weekly radio broadcast. So in the future this camp will be known as Camp Baron Munchousen, Rumor Company Com-pany 1338. Sorry the Leeds camp can't stay and trim us again in baseball. base-ball. But lucky for them as we would prove that the law of averages says that you must lose some time. We are sure that lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place. . PE 21B's Winchelets, And what about the boy from Minersville, who tells us that the good looking girl that came down with him, came to visit a girl friend in St. George. Never mind, we will keep it under our hat. Oh, Why! Oh, Why Did a certain cer-tain truck driver walk home Sunday Sun-day morn at about two bells, surely it didn't take that long to eat a pound box of candy? Folks the trucks leave town at 12:30, help us out please. June the month of danger approaches ap-proaches so beware of the June bride. You should try and remember re-member Mr. J. Woodbury, Jr's. talk, when He told us in that Turkish way of his that a wiTe makes a home and a wife breaks a home. Fellows don't take a drink, it gives you too much courage. Lost two jugs of varnish, some where between St. (Jeorge and Veyo. Some time between 11 a.m., Friday night and 1:30 p.m. Saturday morning, if still full, please return. |
