Townsville<\/p>\n
Sunday,\u00a09.30 am,<\/p>\n
[15 Jul 1945]<\/p>\n
Darling,<\/p>\n
Very hurried line to let you know that I am off to New Guinea in about 1\/4 hour.<\/p>\n
Lots of love to you and bub.<\/p>\n
Arrived here about 11 am yesterday morning & have been staying at the Officer’s Club – am sharing the room & the trip up with Capt. Mark Miller of divorce fame.\u00a0 Will write you all the gossip later.<\/p>\n
Love<\/p>\n
Am running out of both time and ink.<\/p>\n
Bill.<\/p>\n
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Background:<\/p>\n
Divorce\u00a0Suit in 4th\u00a0Week<\/strong> .<\/em><\/p>\n SYDNEY, Monday.-When the divorce suit of a Sydney couple well-known in social circles entered its\u00a0fourth week before a judge and jury in the\u00a0Divorce\u00a0Court to-day, it was estimated that costs had already passed the \u00a32500\u00a0mark. Parties to the action are\u00a0Captain\u00a0Marcus Matthew\u00a0Miller,A.I.F., son of a leading coal mine and brewery owner, and his wife, Jean Josephine\u00a0Miller\u00a0(nee O’Halloran),daughter of a well-known Sydney solicitor.<\/em><\/p>\n