Laurel outlook., 1944-05-03

" ste SOMEONE from nome. we ndu
a lot to talk over and we had a
grand time together.
Cpl. Perry Marvin is over here
somewhere, but as yet l have not
had a chance to see him. | hope to
before long. We have been writing
to each other, but it has been hard
for us to get together.
! wish to thank all. of you for
sending me the paper, and wish to
say hello to all.
Lieut.. David Evert writes his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Evert,
from Italy: "Have really been
putting in the hours lately, and am
feeling fine. l am just hurrying up
so | "a come home, l guess.
Everything is rationed over here,
including cigarettes, candy, gum
and razor blades. With us being
rationed over here, the people in the
States have absolutely nothing to
kick about.
ave finally are at a permanent
base and really are working hard
to make it comfortable. The A. R.
c. does a good job helping the boys
to be comfortable. There are club
rooms in each town, and when we
come back from a raid they always
meet us with hot coffee and dough-
nuts-really good"
Lieut. Wilma j. Smith, England,
April ID:
| received two papers that had
been sent to my old address, the last
one being Feb. 16. Even though
the news was old it was really swell
to just read a paper from home.
We had a grand trip coming over.
Of course the first few days were a
little "rocky."
We are seeing many new and diff
ferent things along with our work.
! think the hardest thing we are
having right now is keeping our
ccal fires burning, but with a little
practice we should become good fire
builders.
Cpl. Harry G. Penninger, Pratt.
April %:
l am sending my new address so
may again receive the Outlook. |
have the same address for
time, now that ! am assigned.
have averaged a new camp every
Two months since | have been in
army, so if they let me a
here awhile it will be all right with
me.
The wind has blown a gale every
lay | have been here, and in addi-
non there has been a lot of rain.
The rivers are getting to flood
stage, so you see it is plenty wet
1ere at present.
| am instructing at the gunnery
'ange, and the mud out there is
ike soup.
Thanks for the paper; III be look
ng for it to find out what the rest
If the home town guys are doing.
Cpl. Charles F. Brickman, Fort
Bliss, Tex, April 81:
1t has been some time since
l have been receiving the
'aper regularly and wish to thank
hose responsible for sending it. I
ave a new address, and hope the
will come to it.
This part of the country surely
as me thinking how nice it would
Re to see some of Montana for a
d;
Pvt. David Kiedrowski, Sacrament ]
0, Calf, sends a change of address. =,
Miss Shirley Teeters completed j
in the Waves at Helena, |
ccording to Recruiting Specialist l
eslie Walker of the Billings navy
ecruiting office. Miss Teeters '
raduated from the Laurel high t
chool and Billings Business college. i
he is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
'. w. Teeters, who have a son,
&c. William Teeters, serving in 9
army. ..
Cpl. Arlis Richardson, Kearns, l
tab, April 20:
This is to let you know of the o
ew address. o
Sorry 1 didn't get to stop at your S
ffice when l was home, but
idn't have time to see everybody. D.,
We get very little mail here and T
seem to be out of contact with \
yeryone.
Cpl. Charles B. Shearer, England, S
pril %, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. 0
hearer: f
| must tell you of a very pleasant !