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Observation Post, Volume 1, Issue 30, 11 December 1942, Page 11

CARD——FIELD SERVICE SOLDIERS WHO FIND DIFFICULTY IN WRITING HOME, FOR THE USE OF. ear I am (I) well . (2) unwell - (3) so unwell that I don’t care who wins this ruddy war. This is the result of (1) Too much beer ' (2) Too little beer (3) Unfeeling words from the B.S.M. News this week is (1) Good/bad (2) Scarce asxfrog’s feathers (3) Blooming awful. Please send me (1) Five bob ' (2) An “Observation Post.’’ (3) Your love. I spent my money and leisure this week (1) On women z (2) On drinking (3) Foolishly. g Please give my love to (1) The family (2) The maid ? (3) The Commissioner of Taxes. lam sorry to hear about (1) The twins • ' (2) The Colonel’s corns (3) The pub closing (4) Wellington ’& chimneys. I went (1) On leave (2) AWOL in the week end, and attended a (1) Dance ,

(2) Booze party 1 (3) Two up school at the Bosphor and (1) Was thrown out : (2) Got remarkably pickled I (3) Danced. i We weren’t there long when a big bronzed Bongo came in and hung I (1) His hat up to my girl ( 2 ) One on me. ■ This called for (1) Evacuation • i ( 2 ) Retaliation j (3) Drinks all round. 1 We had a glorious evening, and returned to camp by (1) Wog taxi 1 ,( 2 ) Picquet truck. *. i (3) ■ Breakfast time. ( 4 ) sheer g° od luck - I The Colonel had heard of our cscapades and ave us ( 4 ) 28 days F - p - < I ( 2 His sympathy i I . . ( 3 A pat 011 the ba . c P’ 1 This is all the news that 1 can give Y ou for this (0 Week ! ( 2 ) Month . I , ,< 3 ) War. I 80 1 must close sending 1 (J) regards . ( 2 ) A bill for a broken window (3) For tbat above mentioned, a request for a further five bob. Brom (1) The greatest mistake of J' our n je . - ( 2 ) Your affectionate daugh- ... m^ ~ , ' ( 3 ) T c he Prodigal. Signed • . i nF mark ’ ’ * * For use - o£ N.Z.W.W.S.A. and affii For use ° 4 N.Z.W.W.S.A. and affibated bodies only. (Extract from N.Z.E.F. Times).