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Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed letters, November-December 1943
1943-11-26 Page 3
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-3 By the way we didnt get those free afternoons. I didn't think so. In regard to that gold bar, I was going to send: the place is plastered with signs "You Can't Do It." meaning civilians wear actual army insignia. Keep what you have; but we'd better not add to it. In some places the M.P.s are removing such insignia from civilians! No, I didnt know the men in the crash at Mt. Home. We had a crash here the other day but I was not in it, naturally.
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-3 By the way we didnt get those free afternoons. I didn't think so. In regard to that gold bar, I was going to send: the place is plastered with signs "You Can't Do It." meaning civilians wear actual army insignia. Keep what you have; but we'd better not add to it. In some places the M.P.s are removing such insignia from civilians! No, I didnt know the men in the crash at Mt. Home. We had a crash here the other day but I was not in it, naturally.
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