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David R. Elder correspondence, April-May 1944

1944-05-17 Page 2

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him a lesson. They act pretty sharp at time! Ha! Say Dave, don't worry about my address ever changing. It always remains the same. Just read Max's experiences over and I'll bet part of that is strictly a sea story. No slams, just my version. Edie as chief mimeographer you are doing a swell job. Remember how I used to bother you when you were trying to cut a stencil. Ha! Well seeing as it's 1945, time, I'll quit, drink a cup of joe, made from our own [Cory?] Coffee pot, and hit my sack to get some much needed rest. I didn't get my afternoon rest. Sincerely, a friend Stew, Russell S. Bell 2.C. 2/C
 
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