The 64th General Observer v1 n4 May 15th 1943

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Vol. I, No. 4 64TII GE1!ERAL IIOSPITAh I~ORT ~CKSOlit~·-.. 9-~-- Hay 1~ 1 1943.
DO'l"l'OLt> UP MEDICAL CORJYJ DECALOGUE
Well, our first "Soiree do Bungstar­ter"
was a howling succ0ss, and rm 'ro
not referring to tho singlq;, oi thor.
The long-mmitod ond thirstily antic­ipated
affair contributed greatly to.
the m~ale and cheerfulness of all of
us Vlho took part. Now, "why don't we
do this more often?" And so, a r16rd
of tl•anks to the Officers llho not only
permitted, but actually encouraged the
party, to Capt Karunoraad, to the !,lese
Personnel nho. really vmnt "all .out",
and to nll tho others ·:1ho helped put
it over.
ALLOTIIIEUTS OR SOI.lETj l!lrG
This is a copy of one of tho humor­ous
letters received b,, the rlar Dept.
concerning allotments for dependents.
· Dear. Ik. Headquarters
U. s. Armory
I '::r husband was induced in~ o the sur­face
long months ago and I ain't re­cievod
no pay from him since he ·HaS
gone. Please send me my elorement as I
have a four months bab:r and ~o is my
only support and I lmood it every day
to buy food and keep us enclosed. I am
a poor women and all that I havo is at
the front. Both sides of my parents are
very old and I can't suspect anything
from them as my mother has been in bod
thirteen years r1i th one doctor and she
won't take another. Illy husband is in
charge of a spitoon. Please send me a
letter and toll me if my husband has
made an application for a wi~e and child
and please send me a wife form to fill
out. I have already written F.D.R. and ·
get no answer and if I don't hear from
you I will 'vrite to Uncle Sam about you
and him.
Very truly,
Urs. Paul rlhi to
P.s. L~ husband says he sets in the USQ
Thou sh::tl t not take unto t 'hoc any
craven ~cncts, cr nn~nhine that is in
tho stn~o of theory merely.
Thou shalt not bon thyself dotm to
them, nor servo them; for tho rules of
asepsis e.rc jealous rules, and anguish_
shall be visited upon .yo and upon thy
casual tics oven to tho third r.nd fourth
casualt:r station if ~;e abate 'them.
And · shor;ing mercy unto nll of them
that have clean and r~rotected \munds'
and lcocp them that YiRY.
Thou shalt not tal:o tho aim of asop ..
sis in vain. --..
Romember tho \"/Ound and . koc:r- it
sterile.
Honor thy sulfa and thy morrhia"
Thou shalt not kill •.
Thou shalt not 'permit added injury.
Thou shalt over heal.
Thou shalt not omit data or bonr
falso nitness upon tho EMT.
Thou tthalt not covet thl;• superior 1 s
rank, nor his authority nor his respon­sibility,
even if he is full of tho old
ox and is an ass, lest these bo eivcn
ye and his woe bo unt.o yo.
"Tho v:ar Doctor" ·
Reminiscing--•
Sgt Kot'tright on a recent Saturday
evening briskly began to givo his order
at the "Ship Ahoy". "I'd like a thick
porterhouse steak sr:1othered in mush­rooms,
some buttered toast---''
''Excuse me, Sergeant 1
11 interrupted
the v1ai tor gently, "arc you trying to
give an order, or ;just reminiscing about
old timeo?"
'every nito with the piano player in his
uniform. I think you can find him thoro.
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