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Carroll Steinbeck letters to parents, November - December, 1944

Carroll Steinbeck to Alfred and Vira Steinbeck Page 3

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3 probably know, air mail is much the best for overseas. You might stick in a few stamps once in awhile and we can see how it works out. I'm writing so darned small because I have just a little stationery and I don't know when I'll get a chance to buy more. I have to write everyone to boot. I guess there isn't anything I need right at the present. If anything pops up I'll let you know. I suppose Ken will be getting home almost any day now. I haven't written him at his new address as yet. He probably wonders if I broke my arm. I don't suppose I need tell you not to send any more money. Lord only know how I'll spend the money I have. The place is about the size of Richland and then everything closes up in the evenings. Even with this long interval between letters, I can't seem to think of much to write. I guess the only thing to do is close for now. I sure hate to think of all these letters I have to write to the kids. Won't be bad after I get caught up though. Bye for now and I'll so the best I can in keeping you posted. Love, Carroll Pfc Carroll Steinbeck 17082488 Co B 263 Inf APO 17804 % P.M. New York, N.Y. Sorry, they changed it again
 
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