Army Kisses

You are about to hear a romantic grammar, Army Kisses, adapted from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine and featuring the Love Story girl in the role of artist Chase. It seems that kisses don't mean very much in the Army, at least in Tiki Chamberlain's gay air-core crowd at Fort Arnold they don't

mean much. Captain Noel Broccoli is the air-core's most eligible bachelor and he intends to remain that way. All this is being explained very carefully by Kiki for the benefit of her demure visitor, Ardis Chase.

Well Ardis, you seem to be doing alright with Noah Barclay. He's taken you out three times in the past week. I think he's very nice, Kiki. Yes, they all do. Well, make the most of it.

Won't last. It never does with him. Oh, Kiki, I think you're being cynical. Alright, go ahead, living in your fool's paradise. But when he's driving you to the dance, just remember everything he's saying to you.

He's probably said a hundred times before to other women. Well, if his line's been tried out to that extent, it ought to be pretty good yes it is that's the worst of it the happy artist all know i'd have the grandest time here in fordhardle i'll never forget it i've had a grand time to

you know it's well just being with you or you get a kick out of things that other girls just take for granted of course you don't have to be told that you're pretty enough to eat and that you drive any man crazy who thank you kind sir please you mustn't laugh Please don't. When I tell you what an entrancing person you are, I'm not kidding.