Laurel outlook., 1944-06-28

and One that | like.
My thanks to all who make it
possible for the paper to go to the
men and in the service.
Please say Hello to all those at
home and also to all the fellows
wherever they are.
PFC. G. E. Sigsworth, Camp
Beale, Calf, June %:
| wish to send my thanks for the
welcome l received and the good
time I had when I was home on
furlough. The people at Laurel
surely treated me swell. I think
all the boys feel the same way
when they spend a few days at
home.
| should have written sooner, but
| caught the measles and was taken
to the hospital shortly after I got
back here. l still am in the hos
pital, but I'll be out soon and
back to duty.
| enjoy reading the letters from
the other boys in the service, and
was particularly interested in the
one from Sgt. A. w. Bernhard.
We were schoolmates, and l am
looking forward to seeing him be-
fore long.
Lieut.. J. E. DeFrance, England,
June Is:
l had better add my bit to the
Letters column, not that l have
much I can say, but I do want to
sincerely thank all who make it
possible for us to receive the Out
look. l haven't seen one for some
time, but l know they will catch up
with me one of these days. They,
the papers, have to move right
along to keep up with a P-38.
We get a birds eye view of what
is going on over here, but you can
tell just as much by reading the
papers. You don't have to read far
to find there is a plenty big fight
going on and that Jerry is getting
the worst of it. Let's hope it
doesn't last long.
| was almost able to see Dale
Roysdon while l was near him hare,
but D day came along and upset
our plans. l guess we will get to-
gether for a visit one of these days,
the war.
Don't you guys catch all the big |
ones in Rock creek. because I'll be
back and will want to catch one
myself.
Keep that Outlook going all over
world-it really helps.
Kennard Cook, F.2-c, Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes, ILL.,,
June %:
This is a delayed letter which I
now for the first time am able to
| give you my new address,
here in Illinois. I am in a basic
engineering our for eight weeks
and some day l hope to be a motor
.nechanist. This is my first train
.ng after boot camp and so far it's
great life.
At this time I wish to express !
ny great appreciation for the 8
PAPER. Like so many of the boys, I l
10 greatly enjoy reading the home i
Jews. c
l wish to tell all the folks at g
lome a happy Hello, and | hope 20 I
zee them in a few months. While c
il boot leave l was greeted by r
many of the old friends, and t
enjoyed it.
Harold Tier, A. S., Farragut, Ida, e
une %: 9
l received the Laurel Outlook the i.
day, but l haven't found time T
i'll now to write and thank YOU J
or it. I enjoy it very much.
There is rain here quite often, Il
nd although there is no rain at D
resent the sky is cloudy. The +
cenery around here is really beau S
full. D
l met a kid from Laurel the a
day. He came in a few days 1
fter l arrived and is in the same
amp with me. l also saw Alex p
Jeber when l first got here; but Il
was transferred tn another camp, e,
} L naVent seen nm since.
Montee E. Wallace, Naval Sta a
on, New Orleans, La, June II: lie
Just a line to let you know I N
have a new address. l am at n
ew Orleans awaiting further Or
er. fl
l have been receiving the paper
:gularly, and 1 certainly enjoy it
lot. Thanks to everyone who la
axe it possible for us fellows to
ceive it. bl
Since I won't be here long, just W;
I'D the copies there until l have
address for another two months 1t
least. That seems to be the tie
INCEST 1 have had one so far. eli
We have to muster now, so I'll he
lish this and drop it in the box. &c