August 24, 1944
Dear Mother, Dad, & Girls,
I have had three more letters since I wrote last. Your
two and one from Rosalie. More mail is coming in today. It comes in to us every
other day. I enjoyed looking over that list of names and addresses of the
service men of Duncan
So you went on pass to those two places huh Dad. That
place farthest inland is quite a place. I was in the middle of it for a week.
That’s where the people were so good to us and when I went to the dance. That
was sure good news about the liberation of Paris
and the fall of Rumania
Norman will fool around and get too many irons in the
fire, but I guess running a station would be pretty good if he makes out and
has time to spend running it.
Yes, Kenneth and Betty Whipple are still going strong.
She is really a nice girl – I like her.
This summer has passed quick hasn’t it? The girls will be
in school time you get this letter.
Last night some French kids brought us a big sack full of
the biggest prettiest tomatoes. I nearly busted eating them. They are always
bringing us things and we give them candy and gum.
I’ve got the best music on my radio in the mornings and
evenings. We pick up New York through London
Love to all,Your son,
Max
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