| V-Mail Form
No. 713109 TO: Mrs. E.L. Martin 1032 Wakefield Ave. St. Paul, Minn. U,S.A Feb. 24, 1943 |
Lt. Edward L. Martin, Jr
Electronics Trn Grp APO 640 US Army C/O Postmaster New York City Feb. 22, 1943 |
Dear Mom & Dad and All:
You'll be surprised to get this letter so soon,
but today brought me much mail, so I wanted to let you know I received
it. Mom's letters of Jan 11th and 19th both came in the same mail.
Also one from Aunt Min and one from George. I have only received
the one package containing the candy and religious books. Art should
have received a letter from Evelyn about now giving personal description
and details of herself and us. Her air mail letter to Mom should
also be well on the way. Bad flying weather necessitates most air
mail, except V-mail, going by boat, so if it hasn't already arrived you
can be expecting it. Her latest picture is enclosed in it.
Incidentally, you had better get a copy of my baptism record typed and
witnessed on a V-mail form and send it to me. I believe it is necessary
to have it for the wedding. Glad to hear Gerry likes her record player
so much and you all had a fine Christmas. Congrats to Pete on her
new job. Jim Grindall seems to be doing better than his ancestor
in the Civil War, Hurrah! for him. When I go to see Evelyn the
first week of March I am going to make inquiries to get George a better
position in some administrative work instead of his present job.
I hope I succeed. Best regards to Art & Mary. I hope it's
a boy. Cheerio!
Love, Bob