Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-02-25

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thanks for the start you gave me. y
Now that 1 have managed to pass
the first requirements, hope that
will not be found wanting on such
tests that 1 may be faced with in
the future.
Well, there is not much more
that 1 can say at present, so I will
sign off by wishing all the Boys
from home the best of luck-wher-
ever they may be.
So long,
Buckeye"
Cpl. William H. Rowland
ASH. 12012686
695th Signal A. w. Reporting Co.
APO. No. 919, C Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Great news Buckeye" my friend.
Both the news of your advance to
Corporal, and the fact that you will
be on your way home in the very
near future, is indeed good read
ing. This does not only apply to
Dribbles, but to many of your
friends who are both in Service and
following wartime jobs here at
home. No question but they will
be more than pleased, not to men
ton how glad both Mother and Dad
will be. Here's hoping that your
voyage back to the States will be
accomplished without incident. By
all means, keep Dribbles advised of
your change of address when you
start moving homeward so that
folks will know just where to reach
you. Meanwhile, we're pulling hard
for you to come through al your
future tests with flying colors.
Good flying, Buckeye" old boy.
TOWNSEND, delaware
Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
I'm awfully sorry I kept you
waiting SO long before sending you
Franks Army Serial Number.
When you asked me to send it in to
you, 1 did not know what it was
myself, so I wrote to Frank. 1t
took quite few days before I re-
ceived my answer back from him.
Oh, well, after all I do have it
now. Better late than never, what
do you say? So here it is: ASH.
32485076.
Thanks a million, Dribbles for
printing Franks address, and my
letter in The Smyrna Times-you're
a real friend.
Oh, yes, will have to bother you
again. Frank has been moved to a
different place. Will you please
make this change in your Service
Honor Roll? Private Frank B.
Orzolex, 18th Tech. School Squad
ron, Barracks No. $50, Chanute
Field, Illinois.
Thank you very kindly, Dribbles.
I remain,
Very sincerely yours,
Miss GenveO rzolek
P. S. I'm sure Frank will write to
you as soon as he can. I will see
that he does.
Thanks again.
Well, young lady, It's been nice
having you back for this short visit.
And it is even nicer to note the in
tense interest you have in your
brother Frank. He is indeed most
fortunate in having such a booster
as you. No need to remind you to
keep writing him throughout his
period of duty. You will do your
part, Dribbles feels very sure of
this. You have only to read Buck
eye" Nowland's letter to make you
realize more fully how much mail
really means to Our Boys and Girls
when they are stationed at some
distant post. If all the folks back
home could be made keenly con-
scious of this fact, over night the
mails would be doubled.
Thanks lot Genve Orzolek for
sending in Franks Army Serial
Number, also his recent change of
address. nder the Service Honor
Roll Change Of Address column
you will find the results of your
kind interest. Keep up this good
work. Dribbles will always well
come your friendly letters. Good
going little lady.
Dover, Delaware
To Editor of Dribbles:
Will you please change the ad-
dress of Private Nelson M. Stats