BELIEVE IT OR NOT.

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 21, 6 November 1943, Page 4

BELIEVE IT OR NOT.

THEY SAY. . CPL.Robb displayed a turn of speed the other morning, but not enough to save the situation...... or the pyjamas. A “Pep Tqlk ” was in progress end the lads were learning that idleness lends to blood pressure which a blood transfusion only can stave off, when a voice piped uphave you made an offer ......•? SURFACEMAN Harry String « cr says he is looking forward to day when he will return to GOVT. RAILW--WAYS as Ganger on St. Andrew Branch line. He thinks GOVT, will try to retain hie services indefinitely, but ho went stand for that. ‘ Says there are too many openings tffir ambitious men as thatohers in Pacific#' MORNING tea in the plumber;) chop saw a wild rush with a hack saw” to a formidable cake# Ploughing his was r through a piece Jim Tay - lor boasted his tent was best in camp. Says there is room enough for a table and /the twelve apostles# Jim Stewart thought six men the limit of sleeping capacity -- and take one man busy to find his way through all clobber. STEEL Rudd comes to a tent where Tony is known as ” Dad ”, Terry Innes as ” Sarah ”( he has that look •): Gordon Nicholson as ” Dave ” and”Nic” as” Junior”.... nice little boy ” Junior 11 . ARTIE Williams asks the , following statement be published : ” I am no time didgor# it not been for me. Swimmer Bradley wuld never hgvo got out of bed in the morning# Mocroovor, ono look at my cheery face, my twinkling little gya s r gi vc s the lie to time dodger libel# ’J ( Glad you think so, Artie J THE story goes that a-* W.A.A.C. slipped down to our Les Dgy with a pair of shoes. On her return she reported that ” it took no time., and he is a NICE BOY .that should be worth a date, Lgb. Sgt. Watson suffering from weak back is advised by his lads to try De Witts. SPR.Curtis says he has a W.A.A.C. waiting to go out with him any time. ( Bont'tell her,laddie.) * BILL Charleton train* Axemen for our Sports Day.