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David R. Elder correspondence, April-May 1944

1944-05-22 Page 2

and then there in the Sealback hotel that everyone who has ever been to Louisville has talked about. Ask some of the men that were here during the last war. They will remember it and then they are several other things to see. 
I have enjoyed the weekly letters very much. I receive them every Monday and that is one day I never miss getting the mail. 
With that last bunch of 65 gone to the armed service I would think the male population would be getting rather scarce. Hope they leave a few to take care of the town. 
Louise sends her best wishes to the Journal staff. 
If you know of anyone from Washington that is here at Ft. Knox let me know I would like to look them up. 
Think this will be all for now. 
Louise and I would be glad to have you and Mable come and see us if you can. 
Our address in town is 1446 S. 3rd Louisville Ky. 
As Ever
Lt. Roy [Fulds]

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and then there in the Sealback hotel that everyone who has ever been to Louisville has talked about. Ask some of the men that were here during the last war. They will remember it and then they are several other things to see. I have enjoyed the weekly letters very much. I receive them every Monday and that is one day I never miss getting the mail. With that last bunch of 65 gone to the armed service I would think the male population would be getting rather scarce. Hope they leave a few to take care of the town. Louise sends her best wishes to the Journal staff. If you know of anyone from Washington that is here at Ft. Knox let me know I would like to look them up. Think this will be all for now. Louise and I would be glad to have you and Mable come and see us if you can. Our address in town is 1446 S. 3rd Louisville Ky. As Ever Lt. Roy [Fulds]