Untitled

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 21, 6 November 1943, Page 3

it it nitnit«itititii it it t: it ” ”:•tin;;ttnitutt»i t» i< ti it 5 ■'»« DREADFUL things happen in the. siesta hour. Take Charlie Rye’s experience No sooner asleep thaA ho begins to drcam he is in the hills fighting a wild Frenchman, who is shooting ft him with an ■' bow and arrows. One hit him on the bum, and the enemy said ” Oh, la.’ lai bs our Charlie with his hand behind him and called for'A Trucks a truck, my stripes for a truek ” And the Frenchman gave him another arrow in the spot* S/M, Mttehinson will tell you the d&t. THE other day we had the pleasure of a very • charming ,A. A, C. visit us - - on official business of course. But you should ha\;c seen the way Claude Lowe , well, he didn’t exactly hang round the door, but he made himself pretty conspicuous. Even ” Tired ” Norton mustered the energy to come in for a book and Tommy Atkins suddenly required information. We are considering applying to the O.C. for a lady editor, THE postponement of B. T.D, sports for a fortnight has comewhat cooled the enthusiasm of many of the athletes. It should not be forgotten that in postponing our sports for a similar period should increase fitness and make competition keener. OUR compliments to S,Z&£. Kronas t, Sgt. Rye and the lads preparing for the Paradeo The marching looks good. WE note that the two s/U’a have not been invited back to a certain tent for another little game to while away the hours. Two tough and seasoned pl re were chosen. Watch them 5