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HMO IQuite a number of Bangor Tommies were home oil leave during Christmas. They an —at least those! met—seemed very happy to be home amongst their friends, and more than one told me with a wry smile that d•' there's no place like home." Captain T. Burroughs, 1 noticed, was Home

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