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November 5, 1941

November 5, 1941

Dear Folks:

I must admit that the past few days have been swell.  The sun has been shinning and we haven’t even had to use our kerosene stoves.

This weekend I am going to visit the Whiteman’s again.  Dad, I received the Law’s address and I will also look them up.

Last Sunday morning I went to church and in the afternoon we took some pictures.  I am enclosing one of them and I will send you the rest when they are finished next week.

Am reading a good book.  The name, “The Ramparts We Watch.”  It is very interesting.  If you ever get a chance be sure to read it.

This evening after chow I went to the movie.  Saw “They Met in Bombay” it was a pretty good show.

The paper I am writing on it the type we use in the office.

Received a letter from Robert today.  Was glad to hear from him.

Tomorrow evening after work I must wash some clothes.  Yesterday afternoon we drew some more khakis. I got 3 shirts, 3 pair of pants, three pair of hose, 3 pairs of shorts and shirts and a new pair of dress shoes.  Oh: Yes and 3 garrison caps.  Wait until I send you a picture in them.

Oh: yes in the picture I am sending you notice the steel helmet & the bayonet.  The tent in the background is my home.  It isn’t much but I’ll admit it is a little cozy.

Tomorrow evening some radio and movie stars are giving a show out here for the 2nd Marine Division.

I notice Aunt Vera’s birthday is the seventh of this month so I am going to drop her a line this evening.  Dropped them a line a couple of weeks ago.  As yet I haven’t heard from them.  But, I suppose Aunt Ella is kept quite busy.

Drop me a line whenever you have time as I am always looking for 

mail from home when I am sorting the company mail in the morning and afternoon.

Hope this finds all of you feeling fine.

Love to all,

Leo