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John William Graham letters, July-August, 1943
1943-07-23 Page 2
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The orderly room shifted us around in the barracks again but luckily I didnt have to move. They try and rearrange us by crews, flights etc about every so often but it never seems to work out very well. Glad I didnt have to move as our barracks has a shower adjoining it and most of them have to go to a central shower. Never did tell you what I thought about selling the hob mail pitcher but I wasnt much afraid of losing it, Ive got my eye on those pitchers expect she might have paid $3.75 for it too. Glad you got to see Annette, would like to have seen them myself. Bev is certainly doing splendidly, boy arent they all hustlers. Hope you enjoyed the cottage cheese? Mayme Estey brought to the picnic. Sure pleases me to hear how well the crops are doing. Was kind of worried this spring everything was so wet and cold but that state of Iowa just out shines the rest of this country in every way. If this country were all like part of it I've seen since being in the army I dont believe so many fellows would fight so willingly for it. You seem to have a good gathering place in the yard, Paul will have to make
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The orderly room shifted us around in the barracks again but luckily I didnt have to move. They try and rearrange us by crews, flights etc about every so often but it never seems to work out very well. Glad I didnt have to move as our barracks has a shower adjoining it and most of them have to go to a central shower. Never did tell you what I thought about selling the hob mail pitcher but I wasnt much afraid of losing it, Ive got my eye on those pitchers expect she might have paid $3.75 for it too. Glad you got to see Annette, would like to have seen them myself. Bev is certainly doing splendidly, boy arent they all hustlers. Hope you enjoyed the cottage cheese? Mayme Estey brought to the picnic. Sure pleases me to hear how well the crops are doing. Was kind of worried this spring everything was so wet and cold but that state of Iowa just out shines the rest of this country in every way. If this country were all like part of it I've seen since being in the army I dont believe so many fellows would fight so willingly for it. You seem to have a good gathering place in the yard, Paul will have to make
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