Laurel outlook. [volume], July 11, 1945, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Letters From
Our Boys
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Sgt. Roy J. Otis, Sunnyside,
Wash., July 6:
I wish to express my sincere ap
preciation to the people of Laurel
and the Outlook, who have sent us
the home paper. I am sure all of
us enjoy it.
It is certainly swell to be station
ed again in the. States after 30
months in the Southwest Pacific.
I still am in the same branch of
service as I was overseas, which is
as inspector in the veterinary corps.
At present I am stationed at
Sunnyside, inspecting milk for the
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'army. We work in cooperation with
K:r^£L in
i I have more than enough points,
92, but am being held for essential
duty. I will be home on furlough
in August.
j Roy W. Wright, CM 2-c, Tinian
Island, June 28::
Today I received an Outlook of
May 16 and had a little time to
read it. It is swell to see the
! names of the kids who have made
it home from the prison camps and
I other places no doubt as bad.
j It looks like this thing we're in
j is moving a little faster, and as
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; soon as we get some more help
jfrom the ones who have already
I fought a war in Europe the whole
! thing will be much faster.
I The Japs seem to be much dif
ferent from other people; they are
so fanatic that one wonders how
they have stood as much as they
have. The B-29s have knocked them
cut of most of their key cities such
as Tokyo, Kobe, Osaka, Yokahoma,
Nogoya and many others. Surely
some day they will fold up; they
must be able to see the handwriting
on the wall by now.
Since I last wrote I have come
back to my old job, operating a
cherry picker, the G. I. name for
motor crane.
Sly friends, it's time to do it
pgaiir, go to bed. Say, this is the
life—eat, sleep, work and look at
the Pacific and dream about that
place they call U. S. A. After all
it doeS become a bit tiresome after
three years or so.
Thanks a lot for the paper; it
helps plenty.
Public
relations
office,
Raton Field, Fla., June 30:
Cpl. Edward P. Martain, 19, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Martian, 504
Fir avenue, Laurel, was graduated
June 16, from an advanced com
munications course at Boca Raton
army air field, a technical school of
the AAF training command.
Corporal Martain is a graduate
of Laurel high school.
Boca
The Outlook Says:
The North Laurel 4-H club met
last Friday at the home of their
assistant leader, Elmer Sherrow.
The club was recently organized
with nine members. Dr. R. J. Ros
helot is leader of the group. The
club's project for the year is reg
istered pigs. The next meeting will
be Friday at 7:30 at the Mathis
home north of Laurel.
Melvin Hartman of Billings was
an overnight guest Monday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Richardson
were hosts at a family picnic din
ner at their home July 4.
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mos t entertaining film and will be
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In a colorful succession of swift
moving scenes the film reveals what
shown at Royal theatre, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
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younp people of today are thinking I
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teenagers sat in on the making of j
the film, which shows just what |
these youngsters "go for" and what
they frown on-their clothes, their
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testes ,n music and reading matter,
neir hobbies, how they earn pin
money, how they talk, even how ;
they behave on dates.
Taking note of the rising impor
tance of the teen-age girl, depart
ment stores, fashion clinics,
papers and magazines, modeling
agencies and even radio forums,
news
are
shown catering
to the tastes of
and youthful exuberance, the film
points out that the teen-age girl has
* seri ° us side ;. Th . e J clirnax of th , e
(film shows this side, and reveals
that she we „ reaIize ' s her future
role and responsibility as the Amer
ican woman of tomorrow,
Despite her apparent frivolity
The uproarious scenes in the film
showing youngsters
guarded moments are all exclusive
with March of Time, and make up
one of the most entertaining MOT's
in a long time!
in their un
The Outlook Says:
Mrs. Lucius Conrad has returned
from Cheyenne, Wyo., where she ac
companied her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Fintus and children to their home.
Jack Peterson of Huntley was a
guest last week of his aunt, Mrs.
G. W. Fenton.
Corporal Edward P. Martian, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Martian, com
pleted the advanced communications
course at the Boca Raton, Fla.,
army airfield on June 16 it has
been announced by an army release.