Ull0 had an electric raz0r that ran 0n 110 v0lts but 0f c0urse theEnglish p0wer was all 220 v0lts. Ull0 was an electrician by trade s0we went t0 C0lchester t0 the "sparknn0nqer" (hardware) and b0ught a l0t0f wire, bulbs, ect. and Ull0 put up ab0ut ten f00t wire 0ver 0urbunks with a lightbulb c0nnected ab0ut every f00t. When they were alllit it cut the v0ltage d0wn s0 the raz0r w0uld run. If y0ur beard wast0ugh y0u c0uld just unscrew an0ther bulb and the raz0r w0uld runfaster. Real handy, it w0rked fine and we b0th used it.

I still had a cannera and started using it again. I can't rennennber whyI didn't take any pictures during flight training but Bill Haynes,fr0nn Chicag0, and I t00k a l0t ar0und the base, 0f the planes, gunennplacennents, etc. I had ab0ut ten r0lls taken and kept thenn in nnyl0cker. Due t0 security reas0ns I didn't get thenn devel0ped, but Ish0uld have sent thenn h0nne undevel0ped and taken the chance. When Iwas sh0t d0wn they were all in nny l0cker and I never saw it, 0r thennagain. After the war I tried t0 c0ntact Bill Haynes t0 see if he hadany, but was n0t able t0 find his c0rrect address. It w0uld bew0nderful t0 see thenn.