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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
long the day before, and that we | trailing, pull away from Casablanca: |of old magazines, an old mattress,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1962
I wish 1 always thought about how
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1. f P at Wilson S Letters would have to go home or tike the | There were French, German, Span- old clothes, a box of old shoes, soles | they lived so I'd be happy with what
oO 7 : “0 chance of ending up in the hospital. | ish, Swedes and Morrocans at the |coming off, some didn't have mates |I have.
h Corbina ; o : ; ; In the Air Force a sun-burn is cuiled | Camp. We were the only Ameri- |and he took the stuff down to Sidi Patrick went to the “suk” (Mar-
3, { A a Bone 25 the era ih ore “dereliction of duty’ and a man | cans. The boys played with the Bou (7?) where our Yard Boy, Omar ket) ‘at Ben Guerir Tuesday morn-
d ! roosters began to. crow. hot ‘dogs, hamburgers, Bins, sliced [280 be Court-Martialed. We ate | other children, understanding very lives. Four mud walls (about the size ing. He bought a rubber ball for
5 Billy and David were awake as | tomatoes, Coke from the ice chest. lunch from cans — anything that | little, using sign language. We heard of our kitchen at home), a dirt floor. Billy, a salt rock for David and him-
e ‘ S00 0% the Sts Cale wp. We To} “After :Janch, David snd Bilv ley, Ye could eat sitting on a blanket | the horns at sundown, the Priest in This is home to Omar, his wife, 3 | self, a ring and bracelet for me (I'm
e our grill, put on coffee, had saus- |down to rest, but Patrick and his under the trees. The boys love the minarets calling the Moham- children and his mother. Yet Omar, | sure rn keep them always). He went
g age, eggs, French bread, cereal for |Dad pitched horse shoes for awhile. things like that. We sat around | meds to prayer. because he works on the Base three | with his class.’ He reported that they
iS | David, who has yet in his whole life Again we went down to the under the trees, playing horse shoes | i days a week for a dollar a day and went to see the slaughter house this
: 1 to onl: on Sop. We cleaned up Berch Davi fs & “waterime and in the shade, and Chinese Checkers. | The other night an eagle brought Owns a cow, a camel and a donkey time. Camel ‘heads stacked in a Saf
1 camp, put on our swim attire and | would stay in indefinitely. Billy is About 4:00 o'clock we packed up | her young one down in the ditch |is considered wealthy by the other row, sheep being skinned and Mo- a Bess
Ss went: down. to the Teach The tideitin' and out. Patrick Tikes best to and started back to the Base. | near our house and they spent the Mohammeds in the village. Omar | hammeds sticking knives into a cow easier to use
i$ was way out. The boys had a won- | hunt for the “critters in the reefs”. It got dark before we got home. right fn the drain pipe. These boys Was 80 Hekled with the “junk” we io Lh hee I hile she Stood and baw! than aspirin
[- derful time walking over the reefs,|. By evening we realized that we We needed tub baths in the worst | of ours sure get some fine lessons in | gave him, he brought me 10 eggs the | ed! This is real life education,is it
© trying to catch the little = fish; |had not been very wise. We were | Way, We were tired, sun-burned, | wild-life over here. other day and today he brought two | noth! By the way, Patrick felt pretty
n poking for mussels, trying to pry all quite red. Bill bought French but very happy. We checked the | ns : cantaloupes. David and Billy went | bad that his 500 francs ($1.00) ran
9 open clams and watching out for [sun tan oil at the grocery at the |time only twice the whole time id Guess what? We awoke to find along and had a ride. on the donkey. out before he could get a razor for
> little crabs. Then we went around | camp. Either it was no good or it | Were EY We i Tlayed | Tm ove oy David vs ms sve tel his Dad. He said, “You know, the
: i with the Dboys, i ings that * ; : . Ts / & n St
e ; he oe a i ie > ih Lh WE people in the iStates simply don't do We did have 2 or 3 drops night be- ‘have any shoes and all they had on kind Sorepe the shiskers off your va ins rug ore
it where higher than my hips. The |feel the heat. I suppose the salt anymore, — missed T.V., Night | fore last around. suppertime. The {was a cloth wrapped around their face with”. SHAVERTOWN
g ‘boys had their life saver inner |water. caused some of the burning. | Spots, roller coasters, etc. — not at boys went crazy! They dashed out- | waists. — And you should hear the :
nl & tubes, though they were not needed | We made it for the beach before all! side and ran around like Indians! | people on this Base complain about Highly eduented women ; make OR 4-3888
I for safety. We had a huge beach |the sun got high and came back in| [ forgot to say, the boys tried to | ‘The other day Bill loaded the car [the housing and and the food —I| excellent wives. They have a bet-
. ball along and had a lot of fun. Of [about an hour. We realized then |catch a sea gull among. the rocks. with scraps of lumber and metal |do it, too!~—But not this week when | ter vocabulary for explaining why BO
course we stayed too long. Then 'that we had simply stayed out too | We watched the ocean liners, smoke | (the boys’ swing fell apart), a box |I think about Omar and his family.| dinner is late.
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