RECENTLY one morn - ing ” Slim ” Orr was seen hunting among - ; the already smoothed down leaves beneath a spreading tree. What- was it “ .Slim ? J’
IF you want to learn some of the finer points on “ How Wo Win A Prize “ with your pet pig back home,, ask Gordon Macale, Claude Lowe or Willie Woolf . Gordon’s tip is : catch it when' eight weeks old, oil or greae it thoroughly and you’ll wdin - the first prize ” There it is.’.’ L' -HIGH praise of the Bourail.'.Club was expressed by Alf Bluck • and Ted Canton on Lithe ir return from a ~r. week’s furlough at the Club. By gett - ing up for .breakfast ” you get your bed made for you and have your meals served on china by Waacs - al • most as. good as homo ” said Alf. ( You still get the china platss for lunch if if you : ‘. miss breakfast - . right Alf ? ) THIS is not a “homer"
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Dozerdust, Volume 2, Issue 13, 26 March 1944, Page 1
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