USO
UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATION

November 10, 1942
Wednesday P.M.

Dear Mrs. D
fAngola,

I was certainly very surprised and very happy to hear from you. It was really an unexpected pleasure.

I was home for Armistice
fs Day ? just one day. It was the seventh time I had been home so that
fs pretty good. I also got engaged to a Philadelphia girl on Armistice Day. So you see it was worth going home.

I
fve been very fortunate in that I
fve had invitations for every week-end to spend Saturday nights and Sundays at many homes in a nearby town. So far I
fve been away every week-end for the past four months. I
fve met some very nice people.

There
fs plenty of work here ? to last me for the duration.

And the weather is really
gsomething
h. It
fs nice and warm ? not like Neark ? and even Maplewood!

Please thank the girls who wrote to me ? Gloria Gasson; Bernice Hill; Gloria Borrow; Kitty Grant; Hazel Quackenbush. I think it was swell of them to write to me. If I had more time I would write to each and everyone individually but I
fm really up to my neck in work. I hope to be able to write more often and of course I
fm more than happy to hear from N.S.T.C. members.

As Ever,

Eddie