Sergt.
Jim Donly [son of Hal B. Donly of the Reformer] writes that while on
a recent leave in London, he saw
the new Canadian war pictures shown at the Grafton Galleries.
A portion of the films
showed a young soldier cutting another man's hair. Sergt. Donly
thought he recognized the amateur barber and wrote to Corp. James
Muth, a Port Ryerse boy, asking if it were he.
Corporal Muth, recently
reported wounded, and now in England, replied that it was and that
the boy whose hair he was cutting was Jim Morris, also of Port
Ryerse.
