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John William Graham letters, July-August, 1943

1943-07-23 Page 3

some more chairs and you can maybe sell cold drinks, with card tables on the side.

    If you want to see some beauties in slacks you should visit the sub-depot on this field. Every description of slacks and figur's, some mighty cute little gals but a lot that even the soldiers dont look twice at.
    Am glad Pap is going to get to go to Des Moines, think he enjoyed his other visit down there. Hope there is enough traffic to make hitch hiking successful as I may want a ride from Cedar Rapids soon. My papers have gone in and are all signed just waiting for the date to be put on it. Whoopee. Just saw the Furlough Sergeant and he said I could get my papers at 10 A.M July 31, that means leave here at 5:45 P.M + if the train is on time get in Cedar Rapids at 4 A.M. Aug. 2. Of course I will wire or call when I have absolute proof.
    Cant seem to get much writing done

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some more chairs and you can maybe sell cold drinks, with card tables on the side. If you want to see some beauties in slacks you should visit the sub-depot on this field. Every description of slacks and figur's, some mighty cute little gals but a lot that even the soldiers dont look twice at. Am glad Pap is going to get to go to Des Moines, think he enjoyed his other visit down there. Hope there is enough traffic to make hitch hiking successful as I may want a ride from Cedar Rapids soon. My papers have gone in and are all signed just waiting for the date to be put on it. Whoopee. Just saw the Furlough Sergeant and he said I could get my papers at 10 A.M July 31, that means leave here at 5:45 P.M + if the train is on time get in Cedar Rapids at 4 A.M. Aug. 2. Of course I will wire or call when I have absolute proof. Cant seem to get much writing done