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Diversion Canal, Tokyo, Japan, back
No full textOn back: "DIVERSION CANAL IN TOKYO" Found on page 14, Scrapbook 2.DIVERSION CANAL IN TOKY
Rural Roads, back
No full textOn back: "One of the roads 'up in the Bush' the Rows above the road, Are the remains of huge irrigation Projects which a one-time large native population had perfected. Regards Herbert -- APO 502 1942" Found on page 19, Scrapbook 2.One of the roads "up in the Bush" the Rows above the road, Are the remains of huge irrigation Projects which a one-time large native population had perfected. Regards Herbert -- APO 502 194
Soldiers at Attention, back
No full textOn back: "Feb. 16, 1946 U.S. Marine Detch. Eniwetok under command of Lieut. Col. R.L. Scott U.S.M.C. Wm. S. Justice" Found on page 33, Scrapbook2.Feb. 16, 1946 U.S. Marine Detch. Eniwetok under command of Lieut. Col. R.L. Scott U.S.M.C. Wm. S. Justic
Christmas Card, inside
No full textInside: "Best Wishes
for the New Year
LT. COL. ELWOOD N. CHAMBERS
If I don't make it
to Pikeville in '45
I certainly will in
'46.
ENC
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas" Found on page 33, Scrapbook 2.Best Wishes
for the New Year
LT. COL. ELWOOD N. CHAMBERS
If I don't make it
to Pikeville in '45
I certainly will in
'46.
ENC
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansa
Bataan Camp, back
No full textOn back: "From Henry Burr Layne
Philippines
Their camp three Philippine girls & a boy. Are blacker than picture shows them to be!" Found on page 5, Scrapbook 2.From Henry Burr Layne
Philippines
Their camp three Philippine girls & a boy. Are blacker than picture shows them to be
Order of the Day, Part I, front
No full textFound on page 31, Scrapbook 2.ORDER OF THE DAY
LOG OF YE GOODE SHIPPE MARATHON, SETTING FORTH YE CELEBRATION ON
ANCIENT CEREMONY OF YE INITATION OF POLLYWOGS INTO YE SOLEMN MYSTER-
IES OF YE ANCIENT ORDER OF YE DEEP.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
**ROYAL MEMBERS**
KING NEPTUNE…….Blanchard, B.G.-CBM ROYAL QUEEN…….Grimes, A.L.-CRM
ROYAL PRINCE…….Hallet, J.P.-CRM ROYAL BABY…….Allender, D.R.-Corp.M.
DAVY JONES…….Gamble, W. H.-Prt.1/c CB ROYAL CHAPLAIN…….Larsen, A.-CMM
ROYAL NAVIGATOR…….Wilson, J.E.-Ens. ROYAL O.O.D…….Wilson,-Sgt.
ROYAL JUDGE…….Schenck,W.C.-Wrnt.Carp. ROYAL. PROS. ATT……..McHugh, J.F.-CBM
ROYAL COUNSEL DEF..Still,K.W.-CGM ROYAL BARBER…….Jones, J.A.-Pfc.M.
ROYAL DOCTOR…….Johnson, F.J.-CCM ROYAL CH. OF POLICE..Fountain, E.-CBM
ROYAL SCRIBE…….Fioravante, J.-Yeo.1/c CHIEF OF BEARS…….Kostanoski, J.R.-CSF
ROYAL BEARS as follows: ROYAL COPS as follows:
Lipold, F.A.-Ens. Saylor, T.E.-S 1/c
Degner, R.H.-F 1/c Kittrell, W.D.-MoM 1/c
Lovelace, W.H.-Pfc. Porter, W.H.-EM 3/c
Rasmussen, F.-RT 3/c Vannice, C.R.-CM1/c
Gilbertson, R.C.-S 2/c Stoll, R.A.-MM 2/c
Nagas,-Army Chavez, J.D. MM 3/c
Grieve, R.G. SF 1/c Beans, W.T.-Corp. Marines
Vickers, J.E. Pvt. Marines
Hurley, D.A.-Bos’n…His Majestys Womack, C.W.-F 1/c
Ambassador Greaves, T.-Cpl. Army
Hill-Sgt. Or Capt.
Drmbrowski, E.J. Pfc. Army
On behalf of Neptunus Rex and Davey Jones many thanks to Commodore W.N. Thornton
and Captain J.W. McElroy, whose enthustastic and long-suffering cooperation was
appreciated by every member of the crew. (Staff Gangway!)
BY LT. FRANCIS E. BARDEN.
(ARMY COMBAT CORRESPONDENT)
Aboard U.S.S. Marathon, very much at sea, Jan, 29-(SNAFU PRESS)-if the
Japs had run afoul of this vessel yesterday it would have taken the whole Nip
War Cabinet and a dozen small boys to figure out just what in hell was going on.
WHAT A SCENE!
Grown men gleefully thwacking each other on the buttocks--other charact-
ers cutting great swats at random through the hair of hapless victims--still others
conducting an experiment to determine how hard it is to drown a man. A horned
devil probing for sensitive portions of the anatomy with a charged trident--and
still others directing traffic through a canvas tube filled with garbage and
wriggling figures trying to keep their heads up and their noon meals down.
All of this in itself would have puzzled the brown sons of little blitzes
no end--but would have caused them to really blow their corks was the fact that
everyone was having a wonderful time.
From the moment the first Pollywog watch was set until the last was
raised on the nether end of the last victim, the ancient ceremony commenorating
the crossing of the Equator was a swell show
Marvin Student Center
No full textMarvin Student Center replaced the Yost Log Cabin. It was later demolished and replaced with the Coal Buildin