October 5, 1945
My Dearest Carol,
I had a letter from Mama the other day and she said that
you were picking cotton after school. She said you just worked and worked but
those son-of-a-guns wasn’t paying you very much for all that work. So I decided
you should get a little extra money for working so hard and going to school
too. You never can tell when a feller might feel like stopping at the drug
store for a soda.
What are you doing in school now? I think that little
German kids are going to school here now. When we walk down the street all the
kids ask us for candy and gum. They do that in all the countries over here. I
will be glad to get back and be home with you girls. Sometimes I get to
thinking how I used to tease you kids and right away I get home-sick. You and
Roberta have grown so much that you will be teasing me instead of me you when I
get back.
What do you do on weekends when you’re not at school? Do
you go to the show lots? I guess I will have to go to school to see Rosalie
cause she is going to school now.
It is raining here now. I think I will stop and go to the
show this afternoon. I am tired of laying around here. Now if I can just get a
jeep, I won’t have to ride the street cars. How would you like to ride in a
jeep? I do all the time.
Bye for this time Carol. Write and tell me what you are
doing.
Lots of Love,Max
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