The Ely miner., 1943-11-18


warm up. Then In thess afternoons tt
gets tooawarmz for the aclothings you
have to wear in the mornings. Take
me back to Minnesota" ~
- Also q displeased - with the Pacific
coast weather Is Pic. Bernard N. Thai
sen. Co.. II, aa2nd sInfssAPO SO. Camp
White. Ore. He says: cHave just COM
pleted two months OF maneuvers in
central Oregon. I'VE had all kinds OF
weather.. even snow. AT times the
weather was tougher on US than the
problems. That hardly seems possible,
because all problems are muscle build
ers. "~ Thaisen speaks for~the Others
who write The Miner andgthe VIEW
when he said "I want to thank those
who made 1t possible for us to re-
ceive the. home paper"
Now at Camp Pickett, Va. taking
amphfbious training are Pvts.-- John
PerushehA and UJos.N A. sAeske, Co. b,
746th Tnkc In They write:
Our training consists Of embarking
and disemharkingA of men and equip
ment from land to transports. Camp
Pickett Is the best, camp we've been in.
The weather Is somewhat like that Of
Minnesota. We were In Richmond last
night and had very good time.
The girls here areevery attractive,
iHUT WE HAVE YET 10 MEET ANY
EQUAL TO- sMINNESOTAS.
we went to the. induction center
together. and have been together ever
since except for short period when
iPer1shek left for Camp Rucker, Ala,
where joined him in q month. We
WiH be in the same company for the
duration.
"The Little Ely at Camp Campbell,
KY. tthes two were members Of it, Is
broken up. but to its members we
wish the. best Of luck, especially to
those now overseas whom We expect
to Join in due time"
A1Av. Cadet Frederick w. TakKunen
has completed his course Of flying and
general schooling at Ler Mars, Iowa,
and is now at Iowa City home OF the
state university. for physical condi-
tioning, advance ground. school and
officer indoctrination. He will be at
Iowa City two months. His address is
4 uSNPS, Bty. So LII. Hillcrest, r. 254.
This weeks mail continues mainly
to- be a discussion of the weather.
Pvt. r. =. .Mattson, .502nd BFTF, Gar
den City, Kan, says, s'KanSas, has
some cold temperatures and a lot OF
dust, which We never had in Ely. Am
now working In q hangar"
| NEW ADDRESSES.
" staff Sgt. JOS. r. s6kradski, Hq. &
HqS So, s2Sth rGr Gp, LvAAF. Las
Yagls. New.
Cpl Herb J. Kerntz Co. G. 9Th Bn..
ARTC, Fort Knox, Ky.
Albert ]. Logar. s.. &c, sNavl. Hosp.
Corps Sch. Co.. 80. NavI.s Hosp. San
Diego "a. Calf.
Pvt. Steve q. Skube. .Bty. b; 63rd
Bn. bldg. Camp scsllan. San Diego.
Calf.
ssSgts Albert j. aGarolt, Co. c, s40th
Eng, Camp Sutton. N. c.
Pvt. VIM. Pucel, Co, b, s4th EFT, Bn.,
Ind Plat. Camp Abbot, Ore,
1t. Jenny Beuk. Sta. Hosp, Camp
Mccoy. Wis.
Harold Koski, g.. &c. u s NV. Hosp.
Corps Sch. CO. 80, u g sNvl. Hosp,
San Diego 81. Calf.
Pvt. John Novak, Co. 800. PEG
POW, Trinidad. Colo.
Robert w. johnson. s. &c, Co. 6N.
Sec. I, Wright Jr. COL, 3400 N. Austin
Ave-, Chicago.
Pvt. Anton J. Touasich, Co. r, 22nd
Inf, APO 4. Camp Gordon, Fla.
Stanley Glinsek, 8. 1-c, Hurford In
let L. B. Sta, Wildwood, N. J.
Donald n. Melin, NTSNT Torpedo
mems Sch, San Diego, Calf.
Cpl. John A. Klancher Hq. Co. 742nd
Tank Bn., APO 1884 Shreveport. La.
Frank Vertnik, A. s., u. 8. Armd.
CD, Treasure Isle, San Francisco.
John s. Klobuchar, A. ST. Argus TT.
Cent, Port Hueneme, Calf.
Pvt. Edward Golob. LScU 320l, Rut-
gers o., New Brunswick, N. J.
Fit. Ofcr. BernardS Siogar, Arctic
Search Rescue So. Buckley Field,
Colo.
1t. Jos. J. Sayovitz, 1870 Sgnl. Rpr.
Co., Camp Forrest. Tenn.
Frank A. Bolka. c. M. Sc. l0lst
Const. Bn, Co. B, Plat. !. Camp Rous-