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VOL. I l l NO. I I AMERICAN WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY SE RV ICE S MARCH/ 1945GOSSIP HERE AND THEREWell', here we go again boys - with another deskful of good lettersto read and relay to you. Just take this flash from JIaROLD LOTH S l/ofor instance. Not only are we tickled pink that he took time out towrite us at all but we feel pretty important that any envelope address-ed to "The Friend", Mi iburn should wing its way directly to us as ifthe postman knew at a glance who it was for! Of course we are asfriendly as all get out, but that Uncle Sam realizes it gives us awarm glow. Harold is on board a carrier and sends us the ship's paperdescribing the part they took in the Lingay&n operation. No wonderthe army got ashore in such good style and we only hope your job willbe finished so you can come home soon.And speaking of coming home, Sgt. JOHN B. SCHILLING writes from theSeparation Center at Fort Dix to say he gets homo most Sundays - alucky break for all except ourselves because, with the office closedthat day it means we never see him. However1, tiie Separation Centeris one of the spots you'll all be coming through on your way homo sokeep an eye peeled for Jack. By the way, Sarge - that idea of yoursregarding letter writing is a good one but read our Permanent Noticefor the answer to it.All is forgiven, Sgt. JOHN E. JACOBUS even if you didn't stop in tosay "hello" last July and .also because this is the first we've heardfrom you in a year. You know how we go for the soft soap, so afterall your compliments we're putty in your hands. To bring you all upto date on the Jacobus news, he's out in Snlina, Kansas working onB-29s and sounds as though a change of scenery would be welcome. Wesee what you. moan when you say that sometimes you wish you were backin high school with all your buddies but every one's homework seems tobe different nowadays. Don't forgot, we expect a visit whenever thatnext leave comes up - and no excuses this time.Now this just backs us up because no matter how long .'we go on hopingeventually a "first" letter from an old friend oomos through. . Thistime Lf. PRESTON T. COURSEN is the white haired boy who V-mails usfrom the front- lines. After training for four and a half years Bubsays he's high in the mountains and delighted with the change from thetorrid wastes, tarantulas, scorpions and coral snakes which help makeup Texas, (if the Chamber of Commerce is following us too closely putthat six^shooter away - tho Lieutenant is only kidding), Keep on past-ing the Krauts because they can't.go on forever and even their thickskulls will have to absorb tho"fact they're losing sooner or later.Best of luck and whenever you feel in the mood to write us again youknow how' thrilled we'll be..


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2.. . . * -. tS/Sgt, ROCCO P. FIOLA also V*s us from somewhere on the front to say heis. an M.P . at a B-24 basa. That doesn't sound like the most p opul arjob in the world but maybe the old Fiola charm manag es to keep frien dsalong with law and order. The local beer doesn' t sound too tasty sowe'-re'putting^ some 'Bailajrbi-ii-es on ice' for yo u - how'about-it?*"Pvt, HUGH E. WOOD also addresses his envelope to "The Friend", care ofThe Tattle, Millb urn and now we're all hagg ling over just which of usTattlers is "i t". Hug h, or Barr y, to his pals in. the cl ass of 67 atM.H.S. is with the Medical Dept , working as c ompany clerk out at Ta com-a, Wash..and seems to like it .much better than Te xas , We're sorry wemissed'see ing you. when you were.home in January Ba rry , but the oldfingers 'are crossed waiting for the next trip-East* Thanks for allthem kind sentiments' and ..we .re delighted that you loo k forward to r e-ceiving each issue. Many thanks , too, for this first letter in mont hs,so be sure to write again so on.

NORM AN MAYO S l/o is bobbin s around the "Pacific; on an L ST k eeping upthe fine record of the coast guard. Just to baffle, us Norman sent a-lpng a picture postal of San Diego but quick lye xpla ined he was mailingit from an island thousand s of mile s away. Just why the island orthe swimming, reminds you of Point Ple asant we wouldn 't know , but maybethose three' beers had some thing to do with i t. How abo ut tying up un-der a palm tree long enough so our postma n can catch up. to you wit h th-latest news? You're a prince to write; us twice in one mon th and we'dreally like to answer promptly.Pvt.' MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN has a nifty s-uggeour chops over even if nothing conies- of itMagazine doesn' t'give us a write-up b^ca usWe could reall y pull up. a chair' and learnyou, though, Pvt. Chamberlain, because aftprai se on us (which vie love of course) youviolet arid underestimate your own job,' Thtant about being on duty from 7 - 7 everycare of other guys who are unlucky enoughchest and appreciate yourse lf. We bet theer. go for that old bedside manner anyway.-thanks for be ing so kind to- us .

stion which we are licking. .. He doesn't see why Lifee he thinks we deserv e it I!a f ew lessons on modesty froner heaping :all this nicesuddenly turn into a shyare i,sn't anything unimpor-night, 7i days a' wee k, takingto be sick,.s o t hrow out you"patients down at Camp Wheel-More power' to you - and

Opl, CfOHN SNYBER who is with a bomb Squ adr on b rings us up -to date withnews of' himself and the other tripl ets.. They' re still toge ther - whicl"must be confusing to all the ir co- bombe rs, and are well, happy and bu->;Parked somewhere in the Marianas we get what that means too , Glad you-'ve received everyyourself and comedays and we need icopy of "us"' nd that you like us,'home soon, Mill burn is very _shortior u local color.

John, so Helloon triplets tiu se. Lt. JAMES A GORDON V-mails us from Englan d and we 'ru . thrilled that h Gsounds as cheery as ever in spite-of admitting-*that being hospitalizedfor ten ..weeks is boring. We' bet that Purple Hea rt is becom ing withyour hair'though Jimmy, and.knowing you're Doming ...long" nicely is agreat bit of news to your publ ic back heier. Keep up the good work and be more Careful dodging the next timoiHi! yours elf, HERBERT FRUCHTMAN,-'Pho. M.. l/c and c ongr atul atio ns onthat now stripe. Of course we'via considered you first class all a-long but it always takes the Navy a bit longe r to catch on. (If thatcrack "calls for a co urt-m artia l, we're only kidding). Herb is incharge, of the Photo Lab at WhitjLng Field.t Fl a. and as far as we cansee there aren't any other Mill burni tes .staticized th er e. How ev er ,even these eagle eyes may have' overlooked an adclress, so if some ofyou are nearby why not drop in "to lo ok at -th


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Thanks- aga in, SHELDON EISEKBEHG-, S.K. 3/c for payi ng a visit to't heoffice in Feb ruar y, It is our tough luck tiiaj all of us coul dn't bethere to meet you. Howe ver, the fortunate on es report that it was ver?interesting hearing first hand about Saipan and the rest of your re-cent experiences.Another thanks to you, too, Pvt , HARRY BIL ES and we' re happy to haveyour new address. How is dear old Fran ce, by the way ? (And howabout reading our Permanent Notice, too) We agr ee , it would be justpeachy if you and that old pal Pfc , ERNEST KOSYDA R started writi ng toeach other again but those chai ns are clanking, too loud f or us tolisten to your pleas.Pfc. JOSEPH M. PEPE is one guy who can turn his hand to anything be-cause after enjoying mess duty for the past two months the MarineCorps has now switched him to- searchlights ~ don't a sk u s why ~ we'reonly telling you.- Nothing ever seems to bothe r J oe , which is why he'sso.popular. All those plans for his birthday fel l through'but thatwas all right too - the boys in his section heard about it so they got'together and gave him a party to mak e up for i t. Hop e yo u get togetheiv/ith Sgt . MICHAEL J. DE B U S soon - it will b e the fir st Millb urn re -union we've heard of in a long time.JAMES LAIRD S l/o is not only a good writer b ut a pretty nifty artisttoo. Of course we don't k now if tli-e. pic ture of yo urs el f stan ding byyour home (a cosy tent under two palms) is a good . likeness or not butanyway, as far as we can remem ber, the cigarette looks perfe ct. Jim isat presen t parked on the Mars hal l Isl ands and. in spite of the heat andflies, life is quite easy and not nearly as excit ing as it was a mo nthago. In fact the only real' trouble seems to be with gir ls. Attabo yJim, you just hold off until you get back ho me , we don't want youbringing a wife home from Australia even if she is pret ty and. dete r-mined. As far as we know, JdHN EMERY S S/'c is thriving on Navy l ife.Why don't you write him, care of u s, and get your informa tion direct*"Dear Snow-Jobbers " is a new one on us , but coming from that oldsmoothie, Cpl. S. E. WILSON , it doesn't surprise u s. Stove says thatin Austral ia "whenever you. tell a girl h ow sweet she i s, she says"snow-job"." All right, all right St eve , but may. we say that evide nt-ly you haven't changed a bit and that a snow plow would have'a toughtine with that Blarney? This picture of you taken on the beac h onChristmas day looks prett y nice and yo u s eem to be t hri ving on Ai'jnyfare, (or isn't that bottle G-, I. issu e?) Ste ve has be en seeingT/Sgt. ALDEN SINE several times a week and as soon as that spring onthe Wilson truck is repaired we can just imagine the sno w job they'l ldo.Checking our reporters tallies once more , we are abl e to glean thefollowing items:LT , WILLIAM R. VANDERBILT is now in Germany. Cap t, ROBER T H. WU RTZ Is,in Bel gium and Pvt._ RICH ARD BR OKA W has arri ved saf el y, somewhe re inFrance and good luck to you, boys IJOHN A. COLEMAN S l/c, of M,H.S. 1943 is on submarine duty (F.P.O.Frisco) and would appreciate hearing fr om some of his cla ssmates - so how about writing him via us, boys?Pfc. RICH ARD L. HARVE Y knows all about the srupyra of Europ e aa it hasbeon waist deep and often shoulder deep where ver he is , pinch hittingas a stretcher beare r, One time it took him 7 hours to travel 5 milesSorry to say it Dick, but we don't envy you one b it , though you dohave our most "thawful" sympathy.By way of contrast, Cpl. THAYER ALDEN HAR VEY is out in those hot (forJap especially) Phillipines. His Airborno Unit has. een in the head-line news lately, having been instrumental in relea sing the prisonersfrom San Banos prison. Boy I were there cheers back home whan thatsplendid news came in too.l .. T/.5 WILLIAM H. NATE has found a few real comforts while battli ng theKrauts as he has electricity plus an electric washing machine which ,he says compensates for the leaky roof overhead, and all we can say iswatch out for those short circuits brothe r - at least wo were, warnedof the perils of electricity versus wate r in our First Aid C our ses , sowe'll pass on this little gem of'knowledge for what its worth.


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4.-Lt. HOMER LIGHTED/ALTER is at the Adjuta nt G eneral 's School in San An -tonio, Texas , taking a two months course in class ificat ion - classywork eh? (or would even the cob disown us on that bit of wize crex ?)S/Sgt. ALFR ED V. SPINDLER is lucky enough at Westov er Fi el d, Mass.which is fairly near where his wife is completing her studies at Skid~more. Colleg e.. Al is a'high' altitude Gunne ry Inst ruct or and w.e ho$e heis able to descend from the stratasphere from time to time to visithis studious missus.HONOR ROLL -Twin kle , twinkle go the meda ls .to the ac comp anim ent "of the hap py zoomszooms in the proud hearts of us "wait-at-horaes,"Sgt. DAVIS H. CHANDLER has recently been awarded the Air MeSal for"meritorious achievement" while participating in bombing missions overGermany. He is aerial engineer and top turret gunner1 on a B-17., andcongratul ations SargeJ 'Ditto of the same sentiments go out from us to Cpl . CHARL ES B. SCI ASCIAwho was awarded- the Combat Infantryman's Bad ge "for exemp lary conductin action against the enemy in Europe."This next event took place last November but ha3 only just reached the.home front ears; to wit , Gpl . CARL S. BADEW KAUSEN was award ed theBronze Star and Purple Heart (plus promot ion to Corpo ral) after heclimbed aboard a flaming tank and threw off live amm unitio n amid ahail of enemy bullet s, thereby saving the tank and getting wounded inso doing. We'are glad to hear that he's O.K. a gain and back on duty,and our best Congrats to you too , Carl IMaj. ROBERT H. FREEMAN has been awarded the, Legi on of Merit for hispart in the. installatio n of the. North A tla ntic Airways, net wor k of theArmy Communications Service with special mention being made in thecitation of his technical ability and ingenu ity, which were decided lyinstrumental in performing a difficult feat in a surprising ly brieftime, ; S/Sgt, RAYMOND C. STROBLE has received the Combat Infantryman's Badge.He is with the 9th Army , and so of course he' s seen lots of act ion ,and we're right behind you, cheering like mad, Ray!Lt. GILBERT McKEE MILLIGAN has received the Air Medal, - nice w ork !Cpl. Frederick B. Heit kamp , Jr. has been awarded the Combat Infantry-man's Badge and the Purple Hear t, He's with the 7th Army and is wellfortified with cheers from the home front toolFrom a Marine Corps photo in the Newark Su nday Call, we. proud ly notethat Ma j. WAITE WARREN WORDEN is being, commended for "outstanding per -formance of duty" in the Pacific Area.by some high ranking personagewho is shaking our Major's hand. C Tmon, Major , don't be a violet,give us the lowdown won'.t you?

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VICTORY BELLESH'm, whe re are the Belles,' or "For Whom "do. the Belles Told?" we(with painf ul, punful blushes in-He mingway's d ire ctio n, tool ) askAnyhow, no Belle Lettres (ouch{ we really have got pun-itosis{) camein this month, but, just so's we won't be enti rely un-new sy in thisdepartment , we'll give you 'two "Item" items abo ut a pair of home comingwarrioresses. MARGARET BEREERICE of the Marines, was home o n leave intime to help her parents;, Mr . & Mrs.. A. Berbe rich of Wh ite Oak RidgeRoad, cele brate "their 27th' .wedding anniversary rec entl y. And WAVE L t,(j.g.) MARY T. ELY and her fiance Robe rt G ase n came home over the week-end from, the turmoil of Washingt on, D. C, where both are statione d.(Flash!! See Cupid' s Cofcner anent Ely-Gasen).C'mon all you ladies, how's about filling our Victory Bel les letterslot a little better for next issue, so's we won't be left in thelurch and have to make with the puns, to f.lll our allotted space. Asto vramen, we o pDeal to you j


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5.SMALL WORLDL"t. (j.g.) WALTER KASIS pens us an air mail epistle from the Pacificwith the S, W, news that when he came ashore from-li is D E. recently,on one of those islands where they have a so-called Officer'a Club,whom should he bump into, while enjoying a warm beer or two , but Ens.BOB LOHSE, who had been one of his students back in the M.H.S. days ILt. Kabis says that seeing the ex-student transformed into a fellowofficer made him feel very young again (Good gravy, who ever accusedyou of any white whiskers!) Thanks, Lieutenant, for sending us theOctober Tattle envelope, which seems to have covered about as much ofthe globe as you have, and it's heartening to know that our Tattlesdo eventually reach their man (or almost always anyhow{) Incidentally,one of your former "Small World encounters" CHARLES LYON S l/c was into seR us today and mentioned his meeting with you somewhere in Waleslast year, and how embarrassed he was at being "out of uniform", allof which we wrote up in the February '44 Tattle, when you V-mailed usabout said meeting. Don't forget to write your "Dear Gals" soonagain! And the "Item" is printing your latest "Billy-doo" to us !We always beam happily when we espy a letter from JOHN BRAY, S l/c,especially when he calls us his "Dear morale builder-uppers" (al-though the title does sound a bit like something one might find amonggymnasium equipment,) Anyhow Johnny wrote in his last letter that hehad seen Lt, (j.g,) Harobine's name in the United Seaman's ServiceClub in Calcutta but that he did not meet up with the owner of thename. Since putting out to sea again Johnny discovered somehow thathe had talked to Lt. Harobine, who was aboard Johnny's Ship while inport, only at the time Johnny did not realize the fact; he merelythought he was talking to an officer attached to the port office. Allof which sounds highly complicated but we knew you would want to knowall about it. Seaman Bray also tells us he has seen the name ofDeane Uptegrove from Short Hills in the ServiceiClub register wherehe now is, Somewhere in Iran, so we only hope his next letter won'tbear similar tidings of a "sight unknown" nature. By the way, theUptegrove lad's parents just moved here from Orange last September,so he is not on our Tattle list as yet, having had no requests fromthat quarter.Here's a nice Small World double-header for you ! Lt, (j.g.) RICHARDKEEPERS and JOHN VOORHEES, M.M. 2/0, both of the Coast Guard, havewritten us simultaneously to say that they are assigned to the sameCoast Guard manned Army F, S, Ship, of which Lt, Herpers is executiveofficer, somewhere out in the S. W, Pacific, Though neither had metbefore, it was the first time either one had met up with a home townface and both enjoyed talking about the good old days back here. By-the-by,. Dick, we wrote up your V-mail letter for last issue, and withhorrified eyes, we noticed our item was missing when the Tattle emergedfrom the maw of the press. So, if said paragraph can be locatedwe'll squeeze it in as an addenda to this issue, and pray for yourpatience and understanding anent samel As for you, Johnny, your neg-lect in writing us for two long years is completely forgiven as weperuse the sweet sayings about "us" in your letter. Howe ver, don'tthink for one minute me lad, that we desire to wait two more yearsfor another letter. Oh, dear me, no IWheel Another double-header! Lt, GEORGE PENDERGAST and Sgt. JOHNHERRIGEL have both penned us of their happy meeting out in the Mari-anas where they now seem to share the same A.P.O, number, though wenote there is a slight difference in their battalion numbers. Georgewrites that his only complaint is that civilization seems to be clos~ing in on their atoll and that he fears that pretty soon they willhave to revert to wearing ties and giving their shoes a- daily shine ifsuch goings on keep up. He also invites us to open a branch Tattle, of-fice out there (Marianas here we come I Or wouldn't we like to though!However, it looks as though we are handcuffed to the humdrtim home ex-istence so we"'11 just make Lt. Pendergast our Marianas special fea-ture reporter and let us hear from you soon, sonl) In John's letterho writes that it sure was fun discussing the good ole days in "StumpyMountains" with the aforementioned Lieutenant, He adds that all outthere are trying to do their bit to bring the war to an end as soon aspossible and we're with you on that m'boyt Sorry we can't mail youtwo lads some of that snow you both seem to be pining for but we'refresh out - thank goodness! And thank the recent rains, tool


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The Postmen in Europe certainly have wings on their feet these'daysCpl. JULIO POLICARPIO wrote us on February 15th rom somewhere-over there that he had already received his January Tattle]' Juliosays that the going has been tough but not nearly as tough as mis'sinjall the familiar faces of gone byyears > and he certainly is i->oki.vforward to the daywhen he can be back strolliiv on the old famili :i(Believe us, kid, it's that day of happy home cq.rdn.h/that keeps our chine up back home]) Anyhow, Julio hasof S.W, luck as he has five Killburnites near at hand:FRED RIZZO, Sgt. "SKEE" THOMPSON, Pvt.BILL DA and GSOR(

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streets, etcfor you allquite a bitnamelyPf.c.H0NET.IEY3R.to see thathis brother(George is not on our list for some reason?) BOfhe's not exactly lonesome; and to add to his luckS/Sgt. JOSEPH POLICARPIO a while back in Belgium.

it !s easyhe metJuliosays the European climate must agree with Joe as heand was lookin1 gooSl Write us again, Corporal, weletter loads 1had- gainedliked vour \\-e i f ;htfirst

Cpl. MICHAEL PASSARELLI is one of our mostwe trust you can hear our sighs of happine;in the Nether land East Indies, Mike I'.) and,down for this issue either, he has whizzedloyal correspondents (andis over your loya lty, way outby way of not letting usus a fine air mail job withthe S.W. info that, thanks to the Tattle (Purrl Purrl) Sgt. EDGAR

LEANDER discovered his whereabouts and looked him up on his particularisland. Mike had been off on a fruitful banana hunt but, luckily, hereturned, well laden with stalks of green bananas, in time to visit vwith Ed for a few hours before Sd had to leave. And now that eachknows the other's address they anticipate future reunionc. By the wayole boy, the color of those bananas must be aiite similar to theike ,color ofas our envy, as we drool hungrily over the mere thought'of oneit has been "Yes, we have no bananas" with an o-cessibna.l respite inthe form of a few blackened and weary looking numbers now and then forsome time. Nevertheless we don't think we'd care to swap placet withyou at that. ' Anyhoo, when you've et yourself eggshaped on.bananasand ice cream, pullease write us again 1From our reporters note books the followinglight. .Cpl. LLOYD C. S?.TTH,Jr. finally gotSILBERSHER who is stationed nearby and theygether wherever they are (A.P.O. , 1T.Y.)

S.W> news bits come toin touch with Sgt.had a splendid time to-A'lso in one of. those A.P-.O.,N.Yhome that"theand this lad was none other thanSIANZIALE to you!) Both had mess.that night.

areas Cpl.'/vESLEY BENNETT wroteimpossible has happened, I-finally .neta Township lad"* our .old pal 'Stit.s" (Cpl.PROSPERtogether and r-ttended a concert

An "almost Small World, letter" has jur l arrived from Sgt. LARRY SUTERAfrom the S.W. Pacific who writes that he thought ho saw Sgt. RUSSELLTHOMAS riding by on a truck while he was in the Netherlands East In-dies but poor Larry wasn't sure, so the opportunity, if such i t was,was missed,. Cheer up Larry, as there are oodles' of T/iillburners inyour present locale, the Philippines, so Keep your eyes' peeled anddon't be too ba.shfU.1 next time you think you espy a familiar lookingIncidentally5 we most certainly did forward your letter to Sgt.CKEEVSRH* b t i t L ?pussLEWIS MCKEEVSR y5Ho* about it, Lew?This next is notwe might.just as

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well stowed'in his cheekItaly" Yeah, that's whatbetter, don't-we?

while we're on the Sutera familycard from Cpl. JAUES SUTERAtally had his tonguewhen r.e wfote "some people call this Sunnysome people call Ca lifornia. too, but we know

who's with an A.A.F. group in Italy. James evidentall y hadi

he Sawwhen h: inHawaii (former Recreation Director of Millburri). The lucky lad isROBERT ,7. WARD, Q-.M..', 3/c/who dined at the Fox's: with John" Ba si lone ofEddie Rickenbackers famous crew. Bub also saw JOHN DALTON, S 1/c andFREDERICK C. SCliROilDiR.j Pho. M. 3/c in Hawaii, and the latter duet re-port that Bob has a crew haircut and a real beard which he Intends toflourish until he returns to the U.S.A,! Well Bob ole whlskerpuss, weonly hope you don' t stumble over those chin feathers coming down thehome gang plank ICUPID'S CORNERRoll out the rugs and sweep up the rice. Presses ;va.it and editors teartheir h air, so we must make short work of the bow and arrow boy's de-partment.At North Hollywood California, Lt. SIDN3Y GBORG3 /HITEHEAD, U.S.Y.C,a graduate of M.H.S. and Rutgers took as his bride Miss Lola Campbellof Spokane, Wash;, who ib an X-ray 'technician at Birmingham GeneralHospital . Lt,. Whitehead is a pi lot now stationed at El Toro. Ourhear tiest congratulations to both of you.Christ. Church, Short Hills has been ringing wedding bell most regular-ly lately. On February Mth, Mrs-. Yvonne Nichols Epilker of Bowie,Texas and Cpl. IR//IN J. ERLi, U.S.A.' of 26 Knollwood Road did thedouble "I do." They nave now departed for Clovis, IT. M. , 'where Cpl.3rle is stationed, after enjoying a three weak furlough.Here is a tantalizing bit brought to us by CKARLblS LYONj S 1/c via:Grenville-Lyon, T.1-.0. M.M. 1/c, his cousin, is married to a gi r l namedHelen.. Now that's absolutely a l l we know but we. do feel, Grenville,that you-owe it to your brothers in arms not to mention'".the romanticstaff of Cupid's Corner to send us a few last names, .whereabouts andwhat you wore and had to eat, et c. You know r,,o., th ir : t for dc tai I s.In Quonset, R. I . , is a l i t t l e rose-covered cottage al l sparkl ing withtrousseuux and inhabited by Lt. and :'rso LEROY COOPER who wer.e marriedin Paterson on February 10th. Leroy's uncle, Lt. Comdr. DOtJGLAS CliEVSnLAND and Mrs,. Cleveland came north from Jacksonville, F la. for thevye.ddirig.More conservative than his father Lt. DIBfiLB, now flying a Hellcat inthe Paci fic, young Robert E llis Dibble, Jr., winged sedately intoOrange Memorial Hospital on February. 6th, via Stork. His happy motheris the former Faith Kirkbride of Short Hills.Monday eve March 4th, Lt.( jg.) HARY TO'fSE iLY (known to her friendsas: Gaily) was married to I 'T. Robert Gasen at Winchester,, 111. A re-ception for fi fty guests was held aftery/ard at the home of the br ide 'smother. Both Gaily and Bob are stationed in Washington at present.To you all our very beet wishes and Hay all your lives be rye. loavesand cookies, sugar and spice, boer and skitt les or whatever you prefer .TOO BADSomewhere out in Arkansas Pvt. THOMAS A, DOUGLAS ha;with pneumonia - according to one of cur reporters on the O.K. list by the time this reaches himl

been hospitalizedand we hope he ' s

S/Sgt. ALBERP COLAXDruiiA has ba.en in the hospital one month now some-where with a Frisco A.P.O. number - his mother thinks i t ' s tummy trou'ooor something - Anyhow - he has our utmost sympathy,


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The following last minute casualties and ailments have jus t been re-ported, as we go to press.S/Sgt. Victor Cover of the Marines has bean wounded out in the PacificArea arid is not hospitalized. r..'e don't know any de tails, buWvye dpwish him the beet o'lucklT/4 HILLARD JAY EDDY who was in Germany, is now in a hospital inEngland - the cause of which is unknown to ivf , at this writ-jn but he has our best wishes toolLt. Col. JOHN liCVOY was laid lov on the clinical cot with flu - some-where ovor.sess (A.P.O. N.Y,) and we trust lie has von the battle withs a i d -" v i ere nov,. :T/Sgt. JOHN C. CAREY is recovering from shrapnel wounds suffered inFrance last November and is now in a hospital in ilngland. His familyhave received his Purple Heart av/ard - but, as yet, they do not knowthe extent of his injuries.SILVER LININGWe know you'll all be as thrilled as we are to hear that Lt. HERBERTELLIS (M.H.S, '33) has been liberated from a Jan internment at Ei l i -bid Prison in Manilla, In February, 194-J- his plane war, shot downover Bataan and he was1 machine gunned by the Japs as he parachuteddown and was probably taken prisoner when Bataan fel l . The fi rst wordhis wife received was a short note, dated Feb. 5, 1945 saying "Healthexcellent, be seeing you" - - So -~ we'll tell you more, when we knowi t ourselves.The Peter Lores had an especially happy 50th Wedding Anniversary cele-bration recently - because th eir son, Sgt. HARRY LORE was able to coaehome from a hospital in Indianapolis (where he has been recoveringfrom wounds received in action) in time for the gala occasion.Our Bulletin Board is well chalked these days with the names of HappyHomecoWrs from overseas. From South Pacific points we espy Lt. JOHNW. PADGETT of the Navy, also Lt; Co.adr. D. KING iRiVTN and Lt.Cj.g, )CLIFT CORNWALL.*-Jr.. and SHELDON EISENBERG SK 3/c. Fresh from Europeanwaters is CHARLES H. LYON S 1/c whose vi si t we enjoyed at K.Q, verymuch - but we regret to have to tell the local pulchritude that Char-lie says he's a confirmed bachelor - - So sharpen your 'scalping knives,gals, you've got less than 25 days left "to change his mind"IWe're delighted to hear that Pf c. CLARENCE B. HGKS is back in thiscountry after a long session overseas (his A.P.O. was N.Y.) Hurryhonie, Clarence, me boy - - We're s t i l l waiting for th at coke you prom-ised us yars and yars ago - - over which we once wrote 3 ppe.m - remem-ber?And here's .good news from Sgt. MI.-*E buFO who finally drew the luckynumber and anticipates arriving home corns April - the f i rst time lie'sbeen back in throe long years!Remember the old saying about the way to a man's heart is via hisstomach? Well, a certain ./AC MesE Sergeant must have wanted to bedoubly sure. So she made tyfo birthday cakes for Sgt. WOIvA tiOE'N-ECKSR1 when he celebrated his B-day in January. Kow about it, Bud?Does the old saying s t i l l go?Pvt. NICKY 'ARCKETTA phoned his family the other o^y. Ee'ls back in _the homeland from overseas - and expect to be sent to a nearby hospi-tal to recuperate (doii't ask us from Chat, as v;e don' t know; andof course we hope it is not too serious.)T/Sgt. JAMES and his wife, Lt. ANNA KAltE FERNS had,-their first fur-lough together in 13 months and visited James' ^relatives in Scotlandrecently - all of which must h=.ve been very deligh tful .


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OKC riID EXCHANGEEDWARD ALLISON HA 2/c vees us a nice South See Island Valentine whichis fraught with cardiac sentiments a'nd hss us twitt ering like parra-keetsi E;ddie vrites at the bottow that lie hopes to bo horns soon andpay us a vi sit to make up for al l tha letters he di dn ' t write - whichwill be O.K. with us toolOur prettiest thanks to Lt. CRAWFORD D'/Ji-., L ,7IN.!3R> U.S.N-. - for1 vang his card with a Vine message written tneraonj under the doorof A.W.v.S. H.^. and we're dreadful sorry we vv'erejn't on hand to greetyou in person, Crawford.SERVICEMEN IK CALIFORNIA .TAKEJJOT ECSJ,note from .Mr-s. Henry F. Pra tt , mother - We have jus t received a niceDf Henry i\ Pra t t , J r . Ph.M 2/c(now in the Paci fi c) . ?.!rs. Pft t, formerly of Millburn i s now liy.ingin Los Angeles and has graciously put her welcome on the mat for ; : < n yof our local lads or lassies who would like to sec an "old lady" fromhome, whose three ch ildren :night. have been known to them back h ere.T . r s . Pratt can be reached via the Los Angeles American Hod Cross -Fitzroy 5261, Ext. 157 between 8.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. - or at her ho leevenings and Sundays te l . Webster 0542. We think th is a very thought-ful ides on I!rs. Pratt1 s part and We hops you will tell us al l abouti t , if and when you contact her.BETTER LATE THWT N3VER D3PART?*3NT' 'The following Orchidaceous tidbits i/ver.e written up for. the FebruaryTattle - bub somehowj when that sdit ion was stenciled off, they weremysteriously A.VJ.O.L., and so were not on hand for the curtain cal l - -hem in this issue, with blushing apologiesnot appear tooSoooo - we are includingand hopes that the itemsWe smile happily over the nice compliments Lt.Oj.g. ) RICHARD HERPERSvees us from h is Coast Gufi-rd manned Army, ship oui in the Pacific. Wewere a bit bewildered on paragraph I I of hie letter until v/e lookedback, at what one of UP had written in November. I t see o we werethen under the impression that th is handso;;ie young Coast Guards, .anwas land-based With bile ar;ay - when a l l the time he has been afloaton one of those Array F.S. ships. So - we're rovry we inferred thatyour job was unsalty, Dick, when al l along you ha_d the briniest beardever.. .Thank you for putting us on the right trolley, plus a l l yourgenerous remarks on our editorial effort - and, we'll pass on yourmessage to our particular better half. Do V-write us again roon,-asour literary appetites are especially adapted to letters like yoursLHere's another tasty V-dish from the other >c::Ld of the world - -Lt. EVANS A. PEEVBR pens us polite thanks for forwarding h is let ter toT/4 Arthur Starke (we trust i t arrived O.K.?) and adds th at he hasenjoyed reading "us" very much-(pardon us while we put our head in theshrinker again!) Pie spent nearlv fourteen ..ouths in England followedby seven months on the Continent, taking in France, Belgium and Luxem-bourg m his travels - seeing jus t about everything en route; Cher-bourg, S t. Lo - Paris (he adds an "oo-la-la1.1 to th at las t ci ty whichwill no doubt cause an epidemic of e:reen eyes on the home ironbut nary a soul from home has li-e ftfet? so far, Keep your lampsLieutenant, as the old ho.,:_- town has cuite a bevy of ladstoes pointed toward Berlin arid good luck. - and thanksJ

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NOR."AN MAYO S l/c (and congrats on the new uone cee"l) \/ r'lashec usfrom some Pacific base where his Coast Guard manned L.S'.T. .put in herportaled nose for a.while (the censors put their FOE on the name of I.localel) - Our orbs acquire an emerald tinted glaze as we read on towhere he ?--ys the weather It warn ana sunny and they wear whites onLibertyl The landsca a in our Township it; v.earing its winter whiteswhile we wish we had some winter red_s - incase you are interestedNor.,: saw the names of CJ-yvKLliiS DR1SC0LL arid JOr:Ar DALTOF,Jr. 5 l/c ina register, while ore but was unable to locate the men..r t i l y over the V- i lxcuse us while we lean back a.nd chuckle hValeritiri3 thst has just arrived from Lt. R(M.C.) who is plying his ueoieal prowessthe South Pacif ic . Thanks for your thanks, Doc, plus super thanks for

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10giving us the best attac,< of side stitcues we've had in many &year!Cpl. JOSSPH C0LAB3LLI, of the Army Medical Corps writes us a definite-ly morale building Air Mail epistle from his Field Erse Hospital(A.P.O. F.Y.) Goshl Joe, your words of praise coining top of ouraforementioned hysterics has ue practically ready t'or a str-etTcher *our-selves. But don't think we don't love it - as it if. always hearteningto hear that our newsy effort is greated with cnthusips. . end approvalby our readers. After all - the job we do is such a humble crumb, com-pared to the fine work you service irien and women ere aceo^plir u:i n.It 's who grateful to you aliiThat "plon" you just heard is our eventual swoon as tye gaze happilyon three thank-you letters from Pvt. AiseTIIOl"/ CATULLO who h?s beentransferred from ohe Marine n.iv Station at Cii-erry Point. He's en different details practically every day but i,-:- doing about the s v: =workas lie did at his former post,, though he is assigned to a particularsquadron at present. i/e're gla.3 you ere receiving "us" Tony, eventhough our arrival is a bit irregular - and thahks for your thought-fulness!STORK CLUBThe census has taken a decided leap th is month. Never was the demandfor Best's Lilliputian soap so desperate. Embroiderers are prickingtheir fingers at top speed p.utting tiny ducks, chickens and lambs ontiny trappings suitable fox1 our nowarrivals, Arid for good reason asyou will see.On January 14th, five pounds, six ounce' Kiss Tv:srian Slleri flew in toTrenton, N. J. to brighten the lives of Sgt. and Iv'rs. ROBERT BLAIRTH0RNL3Y. Best of al l the brave Sergeant, with blouse buttons vi si-bly straining ov-jr his chest, wasable to get ho.ne for the event,Capt. JOHN MORRISON, A.A.F. and Mrs:. Morrison of P.iojnixville, Pa.are the happy parents of a daughter', Marth'g Bayard, born on January25th. Mrs,.Morrison is the former Patty Bayard of Short Hills.A son, tipping the beam at six pounds, 12 ounces, vvas born January 31,to Mrs. Janet Thornley Francis. This young buster wil l barely havetine to hustle home from the hospital and pop into a snuggle duckybefore PopDelbert Francis gets a furlough home fro:;. Texas to greethim.Lt. DOIJObGK PRINCE;, U.S.N.I t, andT:.r;..o Prince of Philadelphia are be-ing deluged with congratulations, to which we v;ish to add ours, onthe birth of a son and a daughter on Sunday February li the The twinshave the lovely names of Ki.nball and Lawson. Nurse-,, sh ke up ri doubl*

On Friday February 2nd, a daughter Su'sam+ie, wasborn to Ensign and'".re. ROBERT A.' SIIICERBSAUX of"Taylor Road. 2ns;.SinGerbea'ux is nowStationed at St. Augustine, Fl1.1,A leading kindergartener of our town. Master Robert Francis Ari.ueiitn,is announcing to friends in the younger sat that ho Las a l i t t l .brother, John Al len, whose birthday will be henceforth February 3rd.The parents of these tv;oyoung blades are S/Sgt. ":nd livs. FRANK 'uril.-T'.rSNTA, TheSergeant is nowwith General Patton's glorious th ird Srmy.Here's n li tt le sister 3 Dorothy Jqan, who in a fev; short y9:"rs willbe comps.-nioh raid dparring partner for !'..^ster Eric Hero'ld Foster., J r .These are the children of Lt, and T~reo ERIC I!. FQST2R of Spring Lake..Mere Miss Dorothy vvas born February 6th.Lt .( j .g.) andMrs. F. A', BLOUIVT ajanounce the birth of a son FrederickAlexander ,Jr, on th ?t very sane day, February 26thj at OverlookHos-pital.So saying ye olde stork wings off on ivoary t'cthur for a nap in hisn.';-t before braving heavy flying Weather of KareK.


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SPORTSOn March 3rd, the I.Iillburn "Millers" played Caldwell in the StateTournament at the Orange Armory.This Season has been one of:'the best' in Millburnbasketball history,Vfc fin-iehad' second in the suburban conference and had a grand total of 13 wins to - 4 losses. Coach Frank Focht has developed a really hotagregation, with plenty of top notch subs who can be run in in thepinches". 'This was illustrated in the; recent Dover game, v-.hen ourCaptain Bill Dey sprained his ankle in the second period. Our boyscontinued to bear down End the. final score we:s .a decisive .44 to 24our favor.Other high lights of the past four-weeks were two wins over Westi'ield(51-29) and Glen Ridge (33-28). Our boys .looped in from all over theplace to run up a record score for we season s.gyinst tVestfield. BillDey and Roccc Garardiello led the scoring and in the 3rlen Ridge game.,Ben Palumbo .had the opposition standing around with theii mouths openas he dropped in those long ones that just go "swish" as they gothrough.But always a little rain must fall, or something, Vcrono took us overagain,, 58-44, as "Bucky" Hackett the sepia flash scored 86 points byhimself for another record.' ' That guy is soraething for Long Island U.to set a trap for in our opinion.If there's one thing your pitiful sports reporter-liked about, winter,it' s that there vves no baseball to struggle with, How to our horrorit' s cropping up on South'Pacific Isles in dead of winter. However,ITaj-or League Clubs start spring training this week so we' 11 get inthe gi'oove herewith. Our own brave Pvt. MlCl&WL EUFO, wearer of theCombat Infantryman's Badge . for Exemplary conduct in battle:, and theGood Conduct Kedal, veteran of Saipan and Makin, yet finds time toplay a hot gsffits as catcher on B championship teatn, he is with theregiment known as the fighting Irish and is known as "Old Faithful"on the team which represented his company. This aggregation are nowthe pennant winners'" of the 27th Division and, if Mike will let us know,we will gladly tho' feebly, take on baseball r..s a year round sport inorder . to bring you news of Old Faithful 's further triumphs'.

As to bowling, Marshails leads the 'A League vvi til Schmidts a closesecond.' ?.!ayo is high'scorer with, 256 in the C League. Kiwanis hasnosed out' the Effenbees for 1st place this"month. . .Tae Racquets Clubis tops,'in. theaBusines.e en'ti League with Cr-u endure next and Bartholo-'mew is high man with an irioividuai -score ofVC44, In the Ladies ofthe Alleys, if we ivy be so bold??< the Cldv.er Leafs, raTip Tops'second. This Saturday 60 boilers will, compMillburn'Athletic .Club in a contest, sponsored b te stil l ahead,te at Farley'smillburn Paorention Dept This should ferocHeiss has recently been unanimouslyation Commission for 1945 with iv, Ras other members of his coimd.tteo.

--nt ""x Eidv ard A.hairman of thy Recre-ad Frederick P. Craig

In the fish and g&rae departrnont you vd.libe startled to hear that theseverity of the winter has driven all raarmer of atrange varmints Mill*burn-wards. The McEride-e found their dog rWQrr,yinr' a CresYiblackbear's paw on the back porch. Not that me infer that their gentle-spaniel tore off this member at one ariao but its ;.,orth noting as amystary* Your own re-porter has seen two do'; sr^-ii a back frisking onthe Halbach's lawn at 10 P-.M..- maonlightj two imffiiense fish hawks wing-ing over Hobart Ave% an:! a great homed owl swooping past/ our windowIn bread daylight, -AS If this weren't enough the Nam tJer^ey PredatorControl Prograin (-fancyj'eh what?) have trapped or captured 12\'re.d fox,23 gray fox3 17 weaaels, 2 skunks? 3 oppos-.svirn, an owl, a ha\,:k5 19t ^ h t f il liftarlings-, 4 wild dogs and 12 cath

xiox^s that for vvile life inour suburban environs boys'* The pheasants, p:'irtridge, etc. ai'e tak-ing a nev; lease on life with this fortuitous cut in their natural-- .enemy population.In the National Sports picture, GuilderHagg came in last in his firstrace a few hours after landing In this country. Kovvever, he's ex-pected to win the K. of Cmile against the same field on March 10th.Racing spokesmen rve trying hard to gat the racing ban eased. Armybasketball team 'beat the Kavy 50-48 at Annapolis* mammy Snead won his6th Golf tournament, the $5,000. Jacksonvil :r open. And !3o to thelocker room for a um.t -and rub-a' vai.


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The Reverend Herbert H. Cooper, Rector of Christ Church, has writtenthe followins:Some poop] .v know j u s t enough a bo ut the C h r i s t i a n r e l i g i o n for i t tob o t h , r ,. _.,, T h e y know en o u g h a b o u t C h r i s t for Him to make them d i s -s a t i s f i e d w i t h t h i n g s as t h e y ar e, yet t h e y do not know enough sJsputh im to r e c e i v e -ny h e l p or i n s p i r a t i o n f r o m Him. T h e y l o o k u p o nChristianity ns a negative religion - "Thou ehalt not do this - Ixv- t -or anything tirt you really want to do. "Christ never ;ae.'.nt His re-liion to be thatChrist is no iber,

it all. Hethe Cros; ieant His way of life tois a plus sigh and hot aauch interested in the thinscs we sipositive;inus sign,not do as Heis interested in the things we should do. Where did we ever yet theides that a Christian has to be a long-faced, umbrells-'carr/ying scare-crow who looks as if his face would crack if he ever smiled? Thosewho do not know .nuch about ChristUbout it . But those who really kno'find it to be a soui ce of s trength,but a lift along life's road. C-nriwings. I t db-e.s not pin us down - it lifts us up,nothing away from life5 he adds everything to i t .

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religion hrve some such ideas --what Christ's religion is like,not a burden to be added to lifereligion is not weight butC n r i s t t k c.* snp! o-I'VPR us cour-

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**********The following left town for service in Februarys-Robert George Aborn Charles Reese Hann Robe rt Morri s Spear

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BakerBerg,Best,Beyer

Atkin,Dona Id R.Badenhqusen, CarlBoir. Clarence W,, Kenneth W.PeterRussell S., RalphBingham, Marion G.Bown, CrawfordBr0eder5 Fred er i ckBums ted, B.artr a mBurger, Donald T.Ca va no, AnthonyCox, Joseph E.Grozier, John B.Davisson, Richard J,Doyle, James W,Emery, JohnFamham, JosephField, Edward P.F.ish er , DorothyFruchtman,Herbert K.Heitrnan, Henry R.11IHighbrown3 C ,Ray:iondHoppman, Robert E.Hornecker, H.Norv.ian

B A R S y STRIPES'2d L t .C p l .M/Sgt.RT 3/c2d Lt.P f c .Cpl.T/5RT 3/cS 2/cEns .Cpl.Sgt.Capt.P f c .T/5Cpl.S 2/cSgt.Col.Cpl.Photo M 1/cCpl.TM 3/cLt.(jg)S/Sgt.

AND CHEVRONSHorton, RichardHo urihan,LawroneeJ enkinson, EdvvinK indall, Bruce C.L^0nar d, Ra IpiiLev.is , Stanley P.Mar cantanio 5 A.Millignn, G. M,Nile, William H.Ochs, Gsorge G.Peter, Werner P,Philips? C. HoenPr i tchard? JohnSalsbury, CarlScott, James M,Slayton, Henry A.Stokes, B'lorenceS12; o bI , Rayj no ridSwain, Aiine BenedictTolve, NicholasWard, Davidh , Eliot B.ohn W,tveatherWhite, u--V/ottrich, PaulZitzelsberg-.^r,

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SoDON'T FORGET our Furlough Bulletin Board whichnew "cottage" - - drty or night, rain or shine.dotes of your furlough-. Your friends will want to know thin town. Either come in and give thera to us or telephone.on thelet us porch of ourknow thet you are

PERMANENT NOTICEINASTtUCK AS CONSORSHIPIII T3B TATTLE, IF ANYVICE, ADDRESS THE!". X)QUARTERS, MILLBURN, W.

OFES DO ..-0TPERMIT US TO GIVE FULL ADDRESSESYOU WANT TO SEND :UiTTSRS TO FRIENDS 1U $ER-FRIEHD, li: ,vl-;E ,FND GL/tDL

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Sgtf Formichelli, J.A.Pvt. McPherson, Edward BCpl. Relrio, A. D.Sgt . Wouters, John H.T . P v t , ~ --.Lonergan , Edv ardCpl , Price, Richard A.Lt. Thompson j Gaorge E.Q> rfTffacjor Tjspiin, William E.Capt. Re eve , Er i c M.Pfc. K irkpa.tr ick3 Charl sCapt. Smithj Thomas E,

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foliov,1iag for ca11 ing at A.W.V.S. IIYour visits were enjoyed by us.Austin, H. M.Baxter, Caleb G.Berg, Peter V.Cleveland, Douglas S.Di Giovanni, MichaelDudley, RobertEisenbsrp, Sheldon

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