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OLLIE NAIRN TALKS.

CHATTING casually over his exper-

iences in Nev/ Caledonia the other

night, Ollie Nairn said he was sat-

isfied that he had as good a run with the Waacs as any of the boys

in the Unit, ” Of course ”, he said,

“Keith Morton did pretty well for himself, but 1 he had opportun-

ities to get around which was a big help. Rube Curtiss',’ for example,

-who-did not got around at all could

hardly be expected to mak. a name ior himself. Another man who did

pretty well for himself was auric • Corrie. The " dark ‘horses, wore Maurie Doyle, Stan Will to, C.A. C ■ Reid, " Boogie Woogic ” Southcombc,

Ernie Clark and " Sex Taxes A Hol-

i day " Maxwell. I am sure" con - eluded Ollie, ” that neither Keith nor myself would have done so well ha cl the lads been able- to get

around with their technique'' loose.

Among the Sgts. , it seems to ma that Alan Chapman and the Transport Sgt. are d~ing alright for tram

selves down at the Drench home at the river, while Alex Bowman lost

not time when .n leave at he Kiwi Club* :::: " PANHANDLE ” may be.

hot stuff .'u hie " Pistol packin’"

line , out, according to the Bog Apo,

he and ” Babe ” Dawson have to be’' haulddd. out of bed. every morning. But that is not all. Morning afte'r

morning, the excuse of " At the

Latrine,Sir" has to be trotted out. ::: : AN exclusive party was hold

the other night at LeClcr’s -

a number of Waucs and among the male

escorts from Works was Baurie Boyle ,

and the " Bog Ape ". The press was

excluded, and all tails of the

journey home arc jealously preserved. It is understood that a good

deal of wine- was consumed, while thetables literally groaned with the

weight of chicken, fish, venison,

fr-sh potatoes, cream and other luxuries, :::: " SNO” Bell who is

well into he 4 ' 20th

month in Nev; Caledonia is happy at the thought of being a member of the ” Rear Party ” which means that

he will arrive home well into the

summer when * life in the Queen City will be* truly - the " only ■

place for civilised poop 1 to live".

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Bibliographic details

Dozerdust, Volume 2, Issue 23, 5 August 1944, Page 4

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OLLIE NAIRN TALKS. Dozerdust, Volume 2, Issue 23, 5 August 1944, Page 4

OLLIE NAIRN TALKS. Dozerdust, Volume 2, Issue 23, 5 August 1944, Page 4

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