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There's no doubt abort it the good news on all war fronts is like a
tonic •and we've never had such a big batch of happy, optimistic mail.
That faithful old amphibian, NORMAN MAYO S l/o is keeping up his repu-
tation by writing us each month, even if we h&ven T t caught up with him
since February. After a good job of Coast Guarding around the Hawaiian
end Marshall Islands, Norman has moved again but can't tj.ll us where.
Swimming and baseball doesn't sound hard to t^ke, even If the scenery
doesn't lock exactly like Taylor Park, but we're still hoping some
Millburn face will peek around a coconut palm one of those days. Many
thanks, Norm, and keep up the good work.
i^
down in Corpus C h r i s t i . George would like nothing: b e t t e r than to meet
a Short Hills WAVE a t t h i s point because he says "I hate Texas women.ir""
Naturally we're j u s t catty enough to purr over t h a t one because we
always figured anything with a Southern drawl had an edge on u s . Well,
good' luck and happy hunting, George.
Prompt as ever, S/Sgt. JOEY M. DE VITO says t h a t the six months are up
so he hurriedly writes us o Two l e t t e r s a year d o e s n ' t exactly crowd
the mail box with De Vito mail but who are we to complain, any crumb
Joey tosses us i s appreciated and we're not kidding (too much)I May-
be h e ' s j u s t paying us back since the l a s t T a t t l e to find him was dated
l a s t Septemberi After a nice v i s i t in Australia Joe i s now in the
S.W.P.A. and says everything i s swell except for the outsize mosquitoes.
Everything i s swell here, too, and i f t h i s warm weather keeps up t h i s
y e a r ' s crop w i l l probably match even the mosquitoes you've got. Well,
thanks a l o t and w e ' l l be looking for your next---in September.
Pfc. JOSEPH M. PSPE of the Marines i s s t i l l a t the some old spot do-
ing the same old job as when he l a s t wrote u s . In case you've for™
gotten, h e ' s on K.P. duty which i s called something d i f f e r e n t in the
,'•• 'ine Corps and must be :au:ii different than the Army K.P, because Joe
lov;es i t I I A wonderful r •..:. t and he',a ft lucky guy to get i t for
another month, you're sure t h a t sur.. hasn't done more than tan you,
Joe? Personally we've beeu on jy*P. for over a year and anytime'
Pvt. Pepe wants to take over he's more than welcome. Happy peeling s
Joe, and we hope the good breaks continue to come your way.
RICHARD K. HORTON, S 1/c 'is out at Camp Parks paid says that if anybody
t e l l s us.about sunny California to please mow the:;; down, I t has
rained ever since he arrived and the camp i s a mc.&s of .uud. After a l l
your nice compliments about us we feel like dogs not to come through
with the addresses you ask for but -- our "Permanent Notice" i s n ' t put
in each month just to f i l l up apace. Now don't take offense, Dick
dear, we wouldn't cross you for the world, especially since you are
about to graduate as a Demolition Expert, Being demolished is the
l a s t thing we plan on for spring cleaning so write your pals and w e ' l l
hurriedly forward the l e t t e r s (with a wary eye on any stray dynamite
you may feel like enclosing),
JOHN A. HQRTON, R.M. 3/c says i t s been so long since he l a s t wrote us
that he feels like a heel. Nonsense, Jack, with love entering your
life via South Mountain Estates, plu/a your new job we can understand
perfectly. The apologetic Horton has deserted his L.S.T. and passed
the flight e.^.ams for the V-5 program, so is awaiting the c a l l to arms
down at Norfolk, Va. Sorry you had to pick a Sunday to drive past
our new headquarters, a l i t t l e place but we c a l l i t home due to the
shortage of everything. (See purty picture a t top of front page.)
We'll be writing for more news and u n t i l then our Cupid's Corner w i l l
reserve space for a big announcement on Horton and his dream g i r l .
Of course we always knew that Capt, ?. R. DANTE was & good doctor but
now Army life and travel have turned him into A pretty hot poet as
well. If we didn't have s t r i c t orders to cut down even further on our
paper consumption we'd copy your nifty note for a l l to read, A ton
break because i t ' s r e a l l y good. Tne talented .Doc i s working in a
field hospital in Germany now, said hospital being in what was once .
soap factory. He says the town has been sHjash.ed to rubble and Was
pictured in Life Magazine for December 11th which of course sent us
flying for our back copies. Thanks again for the l e t t e r and peorn and
we're glad you haven't lost your sense of humor,
Pfce A. A. PASSARSLLI sends us a quick card to give us h i s new address
and sends "Hello" to a l l of you. Tony i s evidently on the move be-
cause he hopes that now h e ' l l run into some of you where h e ' s going.
Happy travelling and good luck in old Town reunions.
By this time we t r u s t that TED SZMANS, S 1/c R.T. i s p a l e , h^le and
hearty again because when this card .was written he must have been a
mass of polka dots and with'a very red face. Poor Ted wrote us while
lying f l a t out at Great Lakes throwing off a case of s car l e t fever.
That was tough luck and we hope i t h a s n ' t made i t hard catching up
on your homework for Radio Technician School. We forward your good
wishes to "the Spriggs twins" but the only Spriggs we have on our
books is Pvt. Angelo. Is he a twin? More good wishes and h e l l o ' s
from Ted to S 1/c ANGSLO D'lONNO and PVT. FRANK RIZZO. How about you
boys writing him, care of us?
/
4.
Lt. THURE ANDERSON went overseas via the Queen Mary but even that
crowded splendor didn't prevent him from picking up a bad sore throat
along the way. Pie had to whip right into a hospital but fortunately
is now O.K. and busy at his job of Inspector for his Company. Our
sleuths also pass on the glad news that Lt. Anderson likes getting
the Tattle so you know how mellow that makes us f e e l .
If this was anybody but our deft pal, Sgt. TERENCE GILI we'd clamp
our jaws shut and scream for a professional but as i t i s he could
tinker with our choppers anytime. Terence (whose mother i s one of
our ablest reporters, by the way) i s stationed at a U. S. Army Hos-
p i t a l in England, where, under the supervision of a dental officer,
he is aiding in a l l aspects of oral surgery!11 Happy d r i l l i n g , Sarge,
and don't lose that gentle touch.
T/ o HUGH FIT2SIMM0JJS i s another enthusiastic rooter for the Philippines,
Hugh says they were p r e t t y busy during the invasion and lost sleep due
to the heavy shelling but now are settled down in a large field and
able to enjoy l i f e . The Filipinos are friendly and hospitable and
Hugh says they are also very intelligent and respectable. Thanks for
your l a t e s t APO number and we hope the next address, soon, will be
just plain Millburn, N. <J.
Hello your pelf, Lt.(jg) WARING C. CARRINGIQN, J r . mid we're delighted
that your conscience finally won out and made you write us. Such
purty writing, too, even if as you say, a destroyer under way i s n ' t
the most stable thing in the world. Although Waring has been mosey-
ing around the Pacific for sixteen months he hasii't run into any
Short Hills-Millburn talent but has managed to see his next younger
brother a few times. Said brother i s on a minesweeper and l a s t soon
was headed for Pearl Harbor. Wish we could go on and on quoting from
your letter, Waring', especially since i t s the First'jbut space is as
limited as everything else. Thanks, though and try i t again soon.
H'ray for Mrs. Eric H. Foster who takes time to bring us up to ante
on the In t e s t news and address of her husband i .1st Lt, FOSTER, An
extra horray because Mrs-. F. is now living in Spring Lake so had to
write us the dope. Eric says he enjoys reading the Tattle which
pleases ?nd amazes us because, as he's with the 12th Army Group a t -
tached'to the Third Army he'vs a busy traveller these days. In the
old days when things weren't so breathless, Lt. Foster had one team
and another, officer to a s s i s t him. Now he's got five teams with no-
body to help which doesn't leave much free time for reading, we
wouldn't think. Write us from Berlin i f there's a whole table l e f t
in the place. Write us anyway becguse there probably won't be.
And now if you'll give us time to uum dust off that c r y s t a l b a l l , w e ' l l
do a b i t of non-union prophesying on the futures of T/Sgt, JAMES GROSSO
and Pfc. RUSSELL S. BEST ~ Only this tiresome paper shortage keeps us
from relaying their l e t t e r s in unabridged editions because both the
boys are Good when i t conies to steering a pen. Jimniie gives us a
blow by blow description of his t r i p , to the Colosoum in Rome which was
better than anything an eye witness could get out of i t (and we know
because we have seen i t in the flesh) Russell also gives us a vivid
and interesting account of l i f e under bombing in the Philippines. Both
boys we are sure will someday soon shed their olive drab and emerge in
cutaways looking like Burton Ho line f- Thomas .Cook or the editors of
f i n e newspapers. Thanks , Boys 5 your l e t t e r s have been passed around
to the e n t i r e force and are a t r e a t .
Speaking of cutaways, we can't help wonderingg whatt Pvt. DWIGHT LONGLEY
is wearing as a fatigue outfit these days. y One
O of our reporters comes
winging in with the flash that Dwight i s now in New Delhi doing per-
sonnel" work with the A.A'.C.S. Group. We don't know what those i n i -
t i a l s stand for but maybe Mr. Ghandi his the dope on clothes for that
climate, how about i t ?
Double congrats to Lt. '(jg) ROBERT A. SINCERBEAUX for his fine f i r s t
l e t t e r and the recent promotion. The new Lieutenant, hia wife, the
former Betty Morley of Short H i l l s , and their children Dickie and
Suzanne are a l l ensconced at Lee Field, Green Cove.Springs, Fl
(They're really living in St. Augustine and ho commutes). pJ^p
be plenty busy with his jobs of Ass't.Ground Training Officafr, "Gunnery
Officer, Special Devices Officer and Recorder for the Station Summary
Court Martial. Ouchl we don't go for the l a s t one so I t ' s pleasant
to hear that you like the job of Gunnery Officer best (and don't shoot
us for t h a t . ) Stop being so modest, Lieutenant. What do you mean
" I t ' s inconceivable that more than a half dozen of the r e c i p i e n t s of
the Tattle would be in the slightest degree interested"????? S i l l y Boy,
we're a l l interested\ so write us more news soon and in the meantime
o ur best to you a11.'
That sterling character, our own NORMAL OGDEN, J r . has not only been
made a PFC. but has received the g
good conduct medal for exceptional
performance'.of his duties. What these duties are or where they are our
ferrets have been unable to discover as yet.
The fun-loving JOHN THOMAS WAREKIME S 1/c sent home a phony picture of
himself complete with long and lustrous beard, for a joke. However,
the Millburn natives ar-e sue!; a gullible group we f e l l for the whole
thing, so John i n s i s t s ho will come, home with his curly chin whisker
intact to confound us, while we arc s i t t i n g around waiting for him
with pots of Burma Shave.
The highly technical blessings of c i v i l i z a t i o n are reaching out to
some remote spots these days. As proof of t h i s life's. Herrigel received
a cablegram Easter morning from her thoughtful son SGT.JOHN H. HERElGEL
who i s in the Marianna Islands. Just a l e t t e r w i l l do f o r . u s , John.
LT. HUGH R. HOLMSTRON and his cousin LT. JOYCE WENT of the WAGS have
planned a meeting in London since both are stationed nearby. Old
Grandma Tattle hopes this has cone to pass, childreEtj and we. know i t
was - or will be •- gay.
Even in the dear dim days when we Uvsed occasionally to go on ship's, '
the job of purser was a tough one and we contributed no l i t t l e to i t s
toughness, as did everyone else on board, now word reaches us t h a t our
own WILLIAM STRUHING has been in and around the Philippines. This
must add to the tavsk of ''pursingg11 or purser ing, d i f f i c u l t i e s undreamed
of by the pursers of our pleasant papt. Wh Wh paragraph1. 1
Good luck.
G l
Bill.
We are shocked and annoyed to learn that Pfc. JOSEPH SMITH has not
been receiving his Tattles for some time but vie are awful glad you
miss ' era, Joe. We would like to address a sharp note to the 9th Army
post office but guess we'd better shush as its probably just because
you boys in the Ninth are dashing ahead so fast poor old mail bags
can't keep up. Perhaps if you paused long enough in Essen, the Tat-
ties caught up in a bunch we hope.
Ens. WILLIAM D. LATEORN is on Guam, This situation interests us as
our ear-to-the-ground department advises that, Guam is a really lovely
spot and that after the war wh?.t with climate., clippers and the Navy,
it should be a refuge rivaling Hawaii in charm. .Mot that we have a
prayer of going any farther away than Summit^ the Hill City, but we'd
love to hear if you concur Is this opinion, Bill.
Having completed his mission in the South Pacific, Ca.pt, HSIJRY A.
SLAYTON has been:'assigned to Stewart Field, West Point so we hope to
see him popping in to our teeny weeny office one of these days.
Bridge building has always been an occupation fraught with romance
and nowhere more so than on the Rhine where it bi&'s been fraught with
danger as well. Even so our Engineers have been flinging bridges
across with the speed of blown scarves and now we are proud to hear
that our Lt. Col. JOHN PEARCE is one of those engaged in this impor-
tant task. He says he's busy and we do not doubt it.
Capt. CRAWFORD J. CAMPBELL has moved on from Hawaii to the Philippines,
where, he reports, all is hot and muddy - everything from huts to
tables. The captain is a mail easy to please, 3_uckilyj and says he
has everything he wants, good, food and even cigarettes.
Our own candidate for Iron Man of the Week is JOHN L, COE, PM 3/c who
has been fighting at Luson, Guam, Leyte and Iwo Jima but in spite of
this hideous array of engagements he says he Is fine. More power to
6.
you, John, you must be rugged as well and we hope by now you're having
a spot of leave.
In those aforementioned hot and muddy Philippines, Lt. Comdr. FRANK P..
HUMRICH, J r , i s fine, busy, happy and has a good a p p e t i t e . Can't be
such a bad place after a l l . Comdr. Eurnrich i s exec of a Naval Avia-
tion unit.
HONOR ROLL
Comdr. ALLEN M. ROBINSON was awarded the Bronze Star for his mine work
duties on Admiral Kirk's staff - in connection with the Normandy In-
vasions.
Another recent recipient of a Bronze Star i s S/Sgt. ROBERT C. SLINGSR-
LAND - for heroic achievement in action in I t a l y .
In the current item, we espy a photo of the handsome features of
Lt. LESTER. P. CARSTENS, USNR who was presented with' the Navy Commenda-
tion Ribbon for outstanding performance of duty as* an engineering
officer, during Mediterranean operations.
Lt. HAROLD Li STRICKER received the Air Medal for meritorious achieve-
ment in a e r i a l flight against the enemy, while stationed with the AA?
in I t a l y .
Lt. G. JAMES COBURN, son of the Short Kills acting Postmaster, and his
group received a Presidential Citation in January for forcing enemy
retirement - and t h a t ' s what we c a l l nice forcing and nice going, Janes!
Pvt. JOHN HELLERS now in Germany recently sent home his certificate
of merit.
Lt. VINCENT J . KANE, J r . has had an Oak Leaf Cluster added to hie Bronze
Star for heroic achievement In I t a l y .
Cpl. ROCCO J . SANEARTINQ was r i g h t in there pitching and helped save
his ABC Route Ammunition convoy from f i r e after said convoy had been
tyie victim of an attach by a lone Luftwaffe sneak r a i d e r . Despite the
danger of Imminent explosion, Rocco and the r e s t of the convoy crew
extinguished the blaze - and had the convoy in running order within
an hour - so we think Cpl. Sanmartino belongs in t h i s I l l u s t r i o u s
column.
7,
We hope y o u - a i l do n o t nind our r e p e n t i n g the word "Proud" over and
over but no other word in our lexicon i s as adequate to express our
sentiments ~ as we are j u s t p l a i n and Overwhelmingly proud - and God
Blass you a l l !
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VICTORY BELLES
At l a s t the t r u t h has "outed"! Two reasons Why we did n o t r e c e i v e any
Belle l e t t e r s , l a s t month was t h a t two of our correspondents were f l a t -
tened with German measles - and, as t h i s s c r i b e w::.s a vi'ctjLm'-of said
"ITazi Dots" h e r e s e l f several years ago ~ you have her p e r s o n a l and pro-
found sympathyI What with a swollen crimson " d i a l " and those n a s t y
bumps behind our e a r s , we f e l t both f o u l and f o o l i s h ! - and, as f a r as
we're concerned you can give them r i g h t back to the Krauts.-.with no
lend-leose clause, attached'.
Two l e t t e r s have come in from L t . MARY B. GRIERSON A.N.C, and though
her face may have been stippled by t h i s s p o t t y plague-she s t i l l has
g r e a t cause for j o y , what -with her brand new 1 s t L i e u t e n a n t ' s S i l v e r
Bar si (Co-mingled Congrats and condolences, L t . Mary) tnyhov.1 t h i s
lucky l a s s recovered from tier ailment in time' to be on hand for Dick
Powell's snow at Camp 'Shanks - ?.nd s h e ' s aov</ back on the job - and as
busy as a braver-, nursing recent r e t u r n e r s -from o v e r s e a s .
Our second measled correspondent i s M-AEG&RKT R. :/;OPr'Er,SOLl Y 2 / c of the
Waves who ha,s j u s t emerged from a sp-eclcled .session l a cick bay a t Nor-
folk,, Va, and who v/rites : us the :iev;s bhat Lr t . (^EOEGS R1CHABDSON xs
stationed at Norfolk too , (Good gravyi Ho,M these men g e t around ••
as i t seems only a short v^hils ago t h a t L t . FAIRFIELD DAY 'n'O'.e of
meeting George out in the 3nuz,h P&cificJ.) Peggy r».;-lso t e l l s u,-: 1 i a t
her b r o t h e r , Lo3 EWM11 ':. 3ON has recent3-y. beGonie a 1st. Lievitenant
a l l of Vvhich i s nice novys tooi
From the Reporters fcalirles we find the fallowing;
I L ' G S S I . ^ Qr'JV •' C ' •. •" r 3 soraewher .. | 1 Itv ly now •• and..con.grQtsj
LIXuj] '. )( [ o^ the Waves has been advanced to S'e'snion 1/c and Is .now
a t the Naval <Vir S t a t i o n In Jacksonville', F l a ,
CAROLINE YOTiI/0, formerly of Myrtle Av.e\ i s a Red Crocs Projgr'aih "Director,
sr ms .vtier e ,ir. 1 ta iv *
Arj ! r Red C^OSG V r . r:, MARGARET 0' tfi&A wrote horne r e c e n t l y fr.on
Fiigj,! i h ; .:i'j ran I ito . 1 RY HOUGH ov r J re - and j u s t bo fce her
Pi ' i we? L .-. .lor, CJplo LLOYD 2.-. SMiTH^tTR. andt'-Cpl. "JSTTlil^
!
^Dft; '• lv d-iocoveri . ?' ir^'arat VK. s at bJ iir Bo.iTiber Bc:se ftiid p'-id her
a surprise c a l l •• which was r\uch enjoyed by a l l tlir.ee'.
MIliDKED ExTJCih altSQ ' i t i th Rqd Cros,3 niid based I I; u ' i , I t A l y , has
bocfi bad r . i.yna] ou, .•-;•!.. i.r - whiGli e n t a i l s ^uite a b i t of respo.nsi-
b i i i v plus ciuch it t r a v e l to supervise nor r e g i c r i .
The erstwhile star of our sports colyun has been transferred from the
Air Corps to the Infantry and after extensive t r a i n i n g i s now at a r e -
placement center - we' mean, of course, none other than Pfc. ANTHONY
PASSARELLI. Tony saw Cpl. NED L3E3 while a t Camp Howze, Texas and gave
Ned his Tattle as Ned's hadn't caught up with him y e t . Unfortunately,
Tony l e f t Texas soon after - so they d i d n ' t have much of a v i s i t but
Tony says Ned looked fine'.
A card from 0/C WILLIAM VAN INGEN t e l l s us he caw Lt. THURE ANDERSON
a t F t . Benning a few days before Andy became a f u l l fledged s h a v e t a i l
(we saw Thure ourselves, after he got the gold bars and came home -
and he sure was lookin' goodl) Thanks for your card, B i l l , and leave
us know when you emerge as a happy second Louey, tool
Two small world items come to us via l e t t e r from F/O ROBERT J . KERN
to wit - while in Tampa he ran into a former H.Ii.S, man Lt. AUSTIN
BLOOD and, a t Drew Field, F l a . he bumped into Sgt. BILL TAFFE and his
wife - and they indulged in one of those lovely "old times" gab f e s t s .
This next l e t t e r has akinda cute conclusion, we thinki JOHN BRAY S 1/c
writes us from his ship afloat somewhere' in the ^rabian See who t e l l s
us again (See P 5 March Tat&e) t h a t ha saw the name of L t . ( j g ) HAROBINE
in a r e g i s t e r in a United Seaman's Service Blub in India and found out,
upon inquiring, that he had been there several weeks before. Anyhow
Johnny's l e t t e r was censored by Lt. O.A. ARMSTRONG who added a P«S« to
the effect that Lt. (jg) ROBERT HAROBINE i s a brother gunnery officer
and boarded their ship with the Navy Lirson Officer a t Calcutta -- where-
upon these "brother gunnery officers" discovered they had been for:aer
South Mountain Neighbors for several years and needless to ad'j. ho Si a
very pleasant few hours' reminiscence before Lt. Harobine l e f t , Yerry,
verry small world - eh?
CUPID'S CORNER
Comes the love, honor and two's cheaper-than-one department i n its
usual spring f l u r r y .
March instead of going out l i k e a l o u s e , went out l i k e a shower of
orange blossoms i n Boston, Mass., when on th.e 31st Ens. MICHAEL DI
GIOVANNI married Miss Bernice Guerin who has accompanied him to h i s
new s t a t i o n as a good wife should.
Another l i t t l e woman who i s s t i c k i n g by her man i s Mrs. PRINCIPAL who
i s with her own 1 s t Sgt. VICTOR P, i n Texas* She was Miss Ree Veal
and she and Victor were married in Macon, Ga. on an unknown d a t e .
Here's a whole bunch of g i r l s who are going to g e t the gold r i n g and
not on a carrousel*
*
12.
L t . DONALD A. CONNER i s engaged to La Donna B, Smith of S t . L o u i s , Mo.
who i s an army nurse with the rank of second L t . and i s s t a t i o n e d ' In
the General Hospital near Conner, somewhere i n Franco.
Mr. and Mrs,Raymond Marshall of So. Orange have announced the engage-
ment of t h e i r daughter, Rest to L t . (jg) CLIFT CORNWALL,JR. who has j u s t
been hone for 30 days a f t e r c a r r i e r s e r v i c e i n the P a c i f i c . L t . Corn-
wall i s now in J a c k s o n v i l l e , F l a .
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Anne F e l l n e t b to L t . THOMAS D» STEVENS
AAF has been announced. Both a r e graduates of Millburn High School.
On April 2nd, Miss Nancy Lemerle McLeod of Mobile, A l a . swept down the
a i s l e lined with sntf.id.ng
tfg y faces
. Ato
D marry L t . CR AWFORD DOUG-LAS
WINNER,
USN who h i s stationed
t t i d <?t"Pensacola
"P for f h
l i g h t t r a iin i n g . The h
happy
couple are a r r i v i n g here A p r i l seventh to spQnd a few days of t h e i r
honeymoon with the groom's p a r e n t s .
Dear Capt, ALAN DOUBLEDAY USMC writes us from the South Pacific that
on March 3rd j u s t before leaving his l a s t s t a t i o n Canp Le Jeuno,N<.C.
he married a navy nurse named Alice of Somerville ? S. C. who la a
Lt.(jg) and he sure misses her now. This i s a sentiment after cupid's
own palpitating heart. Congratulations to you* both. Capt., Doubleday
also advises that at Camp Le Jeune Pl/Sgt. TONY CAP3LL0 an old KHS nan
was in his battalion and that in Washington, I >C ho ran into Lt« Col*
KAITE WORDEN USKC and had a nice v i s i t . This should be in S.W. but
Cupid i s never the one to ralce i t tough for our other babes.
From our Regional Hospital Camp Swift, Texas cones a nice and very
complimentary, many thanks, l e t t e r from. P v t , C'JRL W, WILLIAMS with
the news t h a t l a s t December 14th he was married to Miss i i r r j o r i e N e l l
O'Brien of Lexington, Texas a t the F i r s t Methodist Church, Austin,
Texas. For the t i n e being they w i l l l i v e i n t h i s town, b u t hope to
make t h e i r permanent homo i n the Garden S t a t e , a s Pvt. Williams was
honorably discharged March 16th from tho 86th fountain I n f a n t r y
" , .V •'; > n with which he has served for throe year.s. We w i l l b e t
Mrs. Williams i s happy.
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STORK CLUB
The Millburn Bureau of V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s g o t t h r u t h e month of March
without even having
g to rcsharpen p our p e npc i l ;; e n t r i e s were eo few.
O
Only two tiny cries off
l i i ""Mama"
M " have gladdened dd our ears since i w lla s t
wrote you and they are both soprano
S/Sgt. and Mrs. JAMES MONACO nre the parents of Miss Anita Louise,
born March the 13th, weight and whereabouts undisclosed.
In Baltimore on March 20th, Lt. and Mrs. DONALD R. VOODFORD had a
daughter, Linda Canpbell, weighing 6 lbs* 7 oa. Our warmest welcome
goes with this sheet to both young ladies*
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