OH YEAH!
.Two Diggers were discussing the latest events in the news. “Strike, Bill,” said one suddenly, “Hitler must be pretty hard up for. metal these days.” • “How’s that, Tom?” “Well, they say he only interned Goering ’cause he needs the medals for war materials.”
A terrific crash shook the sleeping soldier. “What’s that?” he exclaimed. “Bombs,” said his neighbour. “Good. I thought it was a thun--storm spoiling our cricket pitch.” * * * She was a painter in water colours, and at . a dinner party sat next to a shy, awkward young man, \ who found it difficult to make conversation. Trying to put trim at ease, she said, with becoming modesty: “I expect you’ve heard that I paint?,” “Yes,” he replied gallantly, looking at her face, “but I don’t believe it!” . / - . . • ' - 7 i
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War Wit, Volume 1, Issue 11, 1 December 1941, Page 11
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131OH YEAH! War Wit, Volume 1, Issue 11, 1 December 1941, Page 11
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