Poisonalities

Duffy's Gen, Volume 1, Issue VIII, 1 August 1945, Page 20

Poisonalities

bar th-j fo Inent footballer seen pe;lurning to Camp • •his tcgt cuid. lactball boots at 0300 hours one 4 lay recencxg, suffer from concussion, oh did he ’ st J his dates mixed-up? ' -T V • * ‘ . ',lk J

■Ard oho was it started the rumour that at 'least one inemour 01 the k. N..Z.A'.F. Norfolk, was. - thinking .-of rejiabilituGing himself in the 'fruitzhwineos in New -Zealand after the war? .J'hS''’ r ■ z Passers-by Tent 6,/nicknamed the "play- pen” /are’ very . unpoi al ar v-.ith the inmates, if whistling' the ditty "Don’t Fence He In”. .... . o . a J * F' : * \ ' Samuel, of Samuel .'arid • the vYhale.-fame, is also .mighty proul .of his rew tin roof • We think'-it’s .Just another manifest ition of his. : great love fpm. cats. It’s a bit grim to be woken by .stones -on the roof at all hours .though, isn’t it.,"Sam. ; • # . * .. , ■N.Lx.u. ia.op’-ed off early the other day. (-What’s the n ®\? yalne of that? - Ed.) This time it was given full’ □ filial sanction. They had their ograph taken* IpPrdhh P ey ' ve had a’busy time denying that it was on police orders. - One of - the no st travelled uniforms on Norfolk'' belongs I°. +F C 5 tp ' L ’ 1 f"' o */ while .back his hat took a trip to ®+ n ’*i a Jf Cen W y I 1? battledress jacket sneaked a ' ;: Ilp Uc F ai * P h ? pe he isn,t thinking of leaving , himseli aboard semetime! > . .- A ; -' • * - H ;.2’ r -l'in TN- a bitter hater, of'.crooners: ~ ' . If lick . .(rrath can always sing, why does the fire tender reeo. u. siren? 11 . *