S/Sgt. C. E. KOPAN -believes if
he had spent a few of his 27
months overseas in the Sec I ord-
erly room he would have stood a
‘better chance of making the last
shipping list. .The orderly room
force left enm&sse. But then Ko
pan, BILL M
KITZMILLER
their ae a

our boys only a
small portion of their quart of but-
termilk.

BOB BROOKS and DUANE
SCHMIDT don’t have to be MPs
to drive motorcycles for they have
their own... . . BILL HEARN
doesn’t have to go all the way te
Athens, Texas, anymore, for, while
painting walls at headquarters, he
looked down from the ladder one
day—and a romance is fast devel-
oping. ... RALPR LEHR, per. ®1-
nel clerk, enjoys teasing his tfe-
male co-workers. . . . MORRIS
HOUSER, spending his furlough m
| Sherman while his wife worked,
| wrote some 40 odd letters which
1 S/Set. F. O. RAYER, trainee mail-
man, said were as thick as “PF
breaded steaks.”