Post #219 - May 6, 1943 I Think I Hear Someone Saying “This is War!”

 

Post #218 - May 5, 1943 We Have No More Idea as to What is In Store for Us Than the Man in the Moon

 

Post #217 - May 4, 1943 Enclosed You Will Find Code

 

Post #216 - May 2, 1943 The Nineteen Year-Old Twins were Completing Their Second Year of College When Drafted

 

Post #215 - May 1, 1943 He Reminds Me of Kline, Wondering Whether He’ll be Around to Make an “Honest Woman” of the Mother of his Child

 

Post #214 - April 29, 30, 1943 I, Being a Soldier, am not Permitted the Luxury of Tears and Ben Wasn’t Sent Overseas

 

Post #213 - April 28, 1943 That Something is Due to “Pop,” however, is Common Knowledge.

 

Post #212 - April 26, 27, 1943 I Went Straight to the Topolsky’s and Was Most Cordially Received by “Toppy,” the Mrs. and Inez

 

Post #211 - April 24, 1943 Your Silk-Clad Legs in Your Red Shoes

 

Post #210 - April 23, 1943 An Older and Wiser Phil, but Not a Bitter and Cynical One

 

Post #209 - April 22, 1943 Where I’ll Be I Won’t Have Any Use for Money and A Letter from Brother Jack

 

Post #208 - April 21, 1943 Harry’s Rejection, I Consider as a Stroke of Luck