Laurel outlook., 1945-03-28

) ment.
(Note: The four pictures are near
ily post card size and made appar-
emily from captured films. The
italian and German leaders are
shown watching airplanes - necks
craned and eyes shaded by their
hands-and reviewing troops. The
events quite evidently were from
their heyday of defying the world.)
S. Sgt. David W. Pearsall, France,
March 8:
Due to a fast and unprotected
moves the past few months 1 have
procrastinated in sending my change
of address, but the A. P. o. should
have held true for a few months
anyway. 1 haven't received the
paper since leaving England, so ex-
pect a deluge as soon as the post
office gets them sorted out and
headed this way again.
This army is a strong believer in
fast mail service for the boys at
the front and will do almost any,
thing to speed it up. However,
newspapers aren't considered as i'm
portant as letters, so we don't get
them as regularly.
1t is swell of you to send the
paper to so many fellows, and once
again l want to thank you and all
others responsible.
Jack Brewington, Atlantic over
seas address,:
l have received several of the
papers you send, but so far l have
MT had n indicating you had my
change of address. l have written {
twice, but not did see them men |
toned in the Letters column, so [ =
guess they never reached home. '
So l express my thanks again z
for the paper, and thanks to the I
others who make it possible. +
R. Hartung, SIN &c, Pacific ad- h
dress, March 10: c
These few lines are to let you
know that my fleet postoffice has
changed. Thanks for the paper.
&C. Alfred Bishop, France, March G,
~ d
This is let you know where am II
and to thank you for sending the p,
paper. ~
| am attending officer candidate n,
school here on the continent, train r
ing to be an infantry officer I hope .
NINETY day WONDER" l guess you
call US, but the only wonder about 4
it will be if l am here at the end
IF the course. The way things look \
now they won't have much need for
Is. Let's hope so.
| haven't received a paper for y
quite awhile, but l am looking for NJ
ward to them.
Here's hoping to see all of YOU m,
lgain soon te
| fiC
Cpl. Emil Mehling, Germany, co
March 10: tn
I thought it was about time to
Irop you a line to show my appre- MI
iation for the paper. Ny paper Nj
-oes not come at regular intervals. is
ut arrive a boatload at a time. phi
nevertheless l am very glad to re- in,
Give the copies.
| like the Letters Column, for | can FIR
ar idea of where each of nv
uddies is and what he is doing. ha
~ following he--army you thu
ill know where Lam. 1t is not be-
rough over here, yet it is inter
to know the--army is w,
n the road to victory. =
| will close with most hearty vii
ranks to those making it possible C.
Or me to receive the paper.
Greetings to everyone, and a II
Apply Easter. l
Roy Wright, en- PC, Al, Pa ouo
fic address, Feb. 25: c.,
Well, folks, at last the good old 90
aurel Outlook has started to come 81
gain, and l surely am glad to
ct it. -
l like the Letters column. Of
'urse there are a good many of
lie writers l don't know, but 70
low some and feel like knew ,
oil 1IbatS IHe way people fro
Montana are. o.
Olive Fisher and l have written n
.ch other since we have been in rra
service. We enlisted about the we,
me time. That girl is doing a Grr
ally swell job, but as I see it all day
e boys and girls are doing right net
I'll. and
This is a big job we are on here. and
think it's the biggest we have n
er stuck u necks out for. We Vlsl
We made a good showing, and as oun
e Sea Bees say, "Can do" We \
We put a lot of Jap equipment SSaUI
into shape and have used a II
of it. Seems like these Bees T.
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