“But I’ll sure have a whale of a time when I get back.”
Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman – July 21, 194
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July 21/40
Dear Frances:-
Received your letter to-day. And was sure glad to know that you got the letter I wrote on the train
You asked me when we left camp. It was on Sun. note. A week ago to-nite. It sure don’t seem that long thou. Our trip was really swell on the train & the scenery was beautiful. We were on the train 2 days & nites & have been here the rest of the time. I hope we soon leave thou.
“I have saw quite a number of refugees & also german prisoners.”
Letter to Mrs. Elton Newman – July 20, 1940
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Sat. Morn.
Dear Frances:-
We received some mail last nite. I got your letter that you wrote last Sun. Boy! Was I ever glad to get it. It’s the first mail we’ve received since we left camp.
You can send my mail to “Base P.O.” instead of Camp Borden from now on. Until I tell you different. I got two letters from Peggy. & on from Garnet & his folds. Peggy’s was written Sat. nite before I made the phone call. & the other Sun. nite. I haven’t got any that’s been written since Mon. yet.