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Tickets to WAACs PartiesWereLegal Tender in GI Crap Game(Continued from page 1)Pvt. Laura B. Cameron, of Warrensburg, N.Y.Pfc Alyce E. Slater was a chassis assembler at Fort Wayne, Ind. Pfc Augusta L. White, of Springdale, Mo., was a yarn inspector, and Pvt. Mar}' H. McGuire, of Kansas City, Mo., was an inspector of Army lockers.Pvt. Sina A. Thompson, of Siletz, Ore., was a welder and Pfc Jennie G. Johnson, of Miami, was a concert singer.1/Lt. Edith Biolo, of Iron Mountain, Mich., mess officer, learned her cooking as a small girl at a lumber camp, where her father was manager. Then she became a nutritionist. Now she is back in a camp.George Hanlan, a British railroad*porter, looked at the train after the WAACs disembarked. “Never saw a troop train as clean as this before,” he said. The girls had, without orders, policed up the train before leaving.War zones are no new thing for Pfc Bonneta F. Paulhamus. She was evacuated from Micham Field, Hawaii, after Pearl Harbor.WAACs don't use the term l,KP.M They call them DROs—for Dining Room Orderly, ‘it sounds nicer/’Soldiers have managed to smuggle over a couple of mascot dogs from the States, but the. WAACs brought three turtles. One girl swore her ironing board would go wherever she went. After lugging it around with her for months and across the ocean she gave up and.left it on board the transport.
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London Stars and Stripes
London, Middlesex, GB
Tue, Jul 20, 1943
Page 4
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