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Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 24, 27 November 1943, Page 3

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'^ LJj « 1 been neylectin#? v ou chons a bit this week s cos 1 been nokin* round the hospital and havin a ftusy time rener • ally© Md a snot of bother retting the wards. Mat bir concrete* block th i 1:y the side door is a bit touM* for a, little ruy like me and when 1 .cot in x nearly rot lost. r fhey re helluva bie places inside© Htill 1 rot a look this ’’Sunshine all the bo5?« Is talking about «orah too© Mov tell me she’s r eter Minefield’s special heart throb © M’s maklny vn a neem about her. A threnody 1 think he said it wry. ::::: SIUY tell me George Hell will have been here twelve months on Mntay© Mat just about makes him the oldest inhabitant amonr you boys© Heckon SShould approach the o©u> for a special commemoration dinner after the style of thanks * g’ivinr Hay;;;: UY /?olly that dinner on Menks/yivinp My was a real show, Mnsry turkey In an army show© Moarht only f»ener • aln ever rot that sorta stuff© 1 now rot a rreat reenact for a Quarter Abater General who can put aside, all considerations of bully beef and sauerkraut end say - ” Mt there be turkey for the whole army ” 0 b<s Murle and his team of cooks pot most enthusiast about the spread and emended 'themselves proper© i heard a hit of barney on down in the corkhouse© Murie wanted to turn on MV for them that didn’t like turkey, but Johnny stuck bls chin out and Said •’ No, them as dldn t like turkey could bloody well go with* out as he wasn’t having all the best rations cooked at onep meal© :::: aU© the chow line pujckles was early on the job rnd some of ’em had e lona* wit before thd dishout© I’om Yuill rot there early for once; ha had to wait round so lonp he rot sore % feet© lheerd b Impose inp the afterwards© bourse J cant repeat what Yon said - not in a hiph class naner like this - but It annoar-*! that after all his to trouble the only n«rt of the bird he <>ot wan Mat my old Agatha would call the unmentionable part© J’S Calcutta Sweep’was a g'ood show on Friday niizhto u ssie Gray made a surer lain rood auct’oneero As for Southland er If you’d listened to him you d trurhu every horse©

on the board© I’here was the usual advice an’ criticism from. the wise ruys in the crowd who hadn’t enough push to ret up the show themselves, but was only too willin’ -to nolnt out the wrenr way everythin.* was beinp done© x he bid din’ was. pretty spirited an’ x reckon sone of the boys shelled out more than they originally intended© M.okod to me as though n ome of the boys tried to run the nr ice up on Cbpt 9 but ,he left ’em hold tn the h^bv o Guess some will have to nun a fafflelto restore the old finances© Me Mildlny section seems to ripko money, by takin p tickets in one another’s raffles - somethin* like tekln in each other’s shin© 5 s.: Sb?Po3l£ you ch«ns is wonderin •r* Wkat b <■• 3 become of my brother Lowdowni He says he wants to make a close" Study of local conditions before he breaks out in print • but he wont be lonr now©*.©. .l*ll be waterin’. mntitiifffifff tf if if n it