Lehner, Philip N., 1964-1965
Page 19
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Lehner, P. 1964 19 Aug. 3 - looks like the whole Russian Army marched through our cube last night - my mouth tastes like they went on down my throat; both Dave and myself still feeling the effects; PR getting better; checked mouse traps in A.M. - nothing unusual - Brately had trouble cutting off mouse toes - still a little shaky; P.M. ran the route; first Wedgetail chick on Islet hatched (10x - fluffy white-gray color); collected 27 Sooty heads; Noddies still hatching away - Sooty population still showing decrease - Golden Plover population increasing - noisy as hell in the barracks - rock and roll records blaring; Dave's struggling with progress report - Coast Guard Day Tomorrow - they have all day off - expect some wild drinking and strewn bodies tomorrow.