THE JOB.

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 14, 13 September 1943, Page 1

THE JOB.

# when jim paterson-kafte s said that rt it would be a fearful thing of our casualties arrived before we had the hospital ready " ho snapped out a conviction that needs no prodding# wo all know it, and in tho words of ? rod ” brownleo we know that ” we(rc going to be so bloody tired at night that we wont know whether we’re coming or going * * * another thing we know is that the boys who have’’gone notth 11 will bo bloody tired of the malarial jungle, bullets, booby traps and hell fire of the japs, but they’ll get there, they have the guts and the organ’ isation it takes to do it. * * we have it too# that’s why we are here,, what wo have to lick is time# it’s against us* there are other things, such as woatho equipment and other drawbacks, but wo can lick ’em. same as wo can knock time back by stick — ing to organisation, that is what gets us there# proper or - ganisation means doing things on the jump; on to tho job like a. football team making for the gfoal posts; half time means half time, not half a day. * * we know what our goal is, wo know why wo’ro going for it. and bloody ” tirod ” as will bo we’ll got there# 0. K. ? ************************ ********

• if ” ike ” smith was sparking well on friday night.

ft sgt. craig did some good work at his tent jijhis -week# the q*m* looked on*

rr have you hoard lon boot sing the. H. of J» ? ask him to give you a few verses.

77 ” wingio n is very depressed these days# what is tho trouble old bean 7

r #to our delivery man : /’these papers are not for sale on the stroats in noumoa •

# all tho best to tho lads in hospital# drop us a note#

7T watch notice board for announcements ro boxing, debating and library#

77 lonely sapper would like to correspond with respectable girl, view matrimony* must bo able to milk cows and cut wood* 19* ************* *************