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August 28, 1943

28 August 1943

Dear Folks:

My plans have been delayed for awhile.  Can’t tell you why you will just have to wait until I am able to get home.

As to the money from the Trust Bank.  If we go where I think we are I want that with me for reasons I also cannot state in this letter.  Am sorry you are worrying so much about my financial status.  Personally, I think I have done very well.

Was sorry to hear you didn’t get the farm.  Perhaps you will be able to get one latter on.

Thanks for sending me the clipping only I don’t see how they figure it was taken at the base in Diego.  Oh well: guess it doesn’t make any difference.

How come my picture was up the Trust Bank?  I don’t get it.

So Bobby has come to the conclusion that the dark skinned gal is ok if Uncle Leo wants her.  I at least have one ardent supporter in him.  I am mailing him today some Marine Corps emblems.  He needn’t worry about her.  When you find out why I did take that trip you will realize why the picture of her and I.

Hope this finds all of you feeling ok.  I and my men are fine but I must admit a little nervous.

Am sorry that I cause you so much worry but I want you to know I love you and I hope to prove that I do know what I am doing.

All my love,

Your son, Leo

1st Lt. L.J. McLoskey

PS What did the bank do? I haven’t heard from them.