The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-30
With The Fighting 94th


Post-Furlough Small Talk: A bit
beat after the Better part OF
week beneath the brights OF the
Big Dee We returned to find;
That 81. Sgt. John Carr broke it
up at the service club singing, II
Don't Stand a Ghost Of Chance
With You That Zelda Diapers
letters are Wagnerian music. That
Ruby Smith had returned all OF
Pyt. Leon Mitchell's letters. That
a regimental salute is ordered for
Louise Johnson Of MA AC.P. for
her unceasing effort and interest in
the men Of Custer-especially the
men OF this outfit. That one OF
these ginks spent an hour telling
another how many waltz tunes he
had in his eyes for Charlotte Nor
wood. instead OF telling her him
self
That Jeanette Worlds is the
angle who put the swell" in swell
agant. That Pfc. Fred Minter and
First Sgt James McCrary had
turned radio tWELD sportscasters.
That these Castlemen are frantic
about the Write Our Soldiers and
Soldiers Sweethearts" promotion.
That Tech. George Hubbard dire
station No. 81 is doing more for
these promotions than any OF us.
That First Sgt, Foster Carr, who
should know better, is as unfunny
as any one else when he plays
with the wrong toys" That Ex-
s4th-ers, now with Co. "A" 3S5th
Engineer Battalion, Camp Edwards,
Mass, want 10 hear from the girls
back home. They are: Pfc. Walter
Hardy, Fred Fergerson, Joe Green,
Benjamin Stodghill, and Floyd
Bond. Advice to expectant draftees:
Don't let Uncle Sans program in
terfere with Cupid's program. In
case that you are interested, this
IS Jimmy Sanders who. tells you
that il you remember, we can't
forget.
COMPANY "A"
We thought that the Write Our
Soldiers campaign had produced
great increase in the mail, but
with last weeks dance the Message
Center is flooded. Marguerite Foye
should send Corp. William Hall
back 10 camp on time: it hurts
his feet TO tramp the beat from
seven 10 ten in the evening. It's
Battle Creek Miss that caused
the turn in the attention OF Pvt.
Charles johnson from Detroit
zone way 10 beat Shortly. William
Burton returned from furlough
very downcast; something went
wrong in Detroit and Delaware.
viii the little Miss who is wait
ing for Sgt. Robert Pattersons
homecoming please be patient: he'll
be there if the ticket agent doesn't
sell him ticket 10 Milwaukee.
The marriages are so many this
week that l can't announce them.
But il you should stop hearing
from your boy friend don't be sur
prised II Judy your rival has
pea;tn you out. 1t was the little
sirl on Sherman street who pre-
vented Pvt. Robert Jones from 60
ing TO Birmingham. Pvt. John
White wishes the little woman"
10 know that it is no fault OF his
that he doesn't come home week
ENDS: duties seem 10 follow him
around, II Uncles pay tilt goes
into effect. many OF these post
poned weddings will take place in
the near future. Take it or leave
it. this is Arthur Hogue.
COMPANY &C"
While digging here and there,
I've discovered spot on which
to stand. And I won't give in;
| can always write and run. Cpl.
Percy Whalin and Pvt. Edward
Williams are running neck and
neck TO stop the ring OF the phone
in the day-room. Pvt. Sammie Roe
buck returned from Oklahoma City
tfurlough) quite peeved over the
price OF life" water, But he could
afford to give Pvt. John Daniel an
address or two from down that
way. The girl friend OF Sgt. Ed
ward jenkins seems TO get her men
confused; she can't distinguish the
Sergeant from Pvt. John T. Scott