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I getting meals for my husky husband there are Eve hundred new
t chicks, and they take a good deal of attention while so young."
I From Mrs. Gilbert Kerlin (Sally Morrison) in Cotuit, Massa-
· chusetts: .
'  "I have rarely done anything which has meant as much to
 , me as the summer I spent with all of you, and I have always
I felt so badly that I haven't been able to get back for reunions
I or another spell as courier. Now that my daughter has arrived,
, I will have to wait until she can go instead .... As soon as
‘ it cools off a little in Miami, we are hoping to join my husband
I there. He is working for Pan-American Air Ferries—the branch
 I of Pan-American which sends bombers from Florida down to
. South America and across Africa to the Middle East."
'_ From Mrs. Richard Hays Hawkins, Jr. (Christine Eken-
I gren) from an outpost in Australia comes this interesting
glimpse of life "down under" in April: A
 Q "So many Americans have gone home that I feel quite
‘left’ at times. I am so glad now, though, that I am still here.
It is very interesting, but I have no doubt that things will get
 · tougher and tougher—i.e., servants, food, clothes, repairs of any
kind, etc.—this is true of other things besides the housewife’s
 , point of view.
"Dick has just returned from Brisbane, where he was for
_ about two and a half months on temporary duty. Of course he
( was there during most of the crisis, and I can’t tell you how
I differently I feel about everything now that he is back here.
` People seemed to get so harrowed .... ——Dick, on the other
hand, is so calm and so very clear about his decisions. So I
. stayed put ....
"I’ve taken a tiny house in Canberra, away from the sea,
and expect to divide my time between Bellevue Hill and Can-
· berra if the two hundred miles of curves and mountains don’t
wear me to a bone .... Canberra is a funny little coimtry town,
the so-called capital .... I have now been here in my cute
~ little house for about ten days. Dick drove up and spent the
night; he brought the commercial attaché in his car, and then
drove our car back with bags of mail and a passenger. One
doesn’t like to use the gas just to transport oneself."
ENGAGEMENTS
I Mary (Molly) Hays of Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania, to Mr.
L Samuel Willock Off of Chicago.
[ WEDDINGS
, There has been a iiurry of courier weddings this summer.
I In fact, one day, June twentieth, three of our couriers were
married:
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