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16 April 1943

16 April 1943

Dearest Folks:

I’m in a pretty good state of being tonight and now that my promotion has come thru will get busy writing you.  Today was also pass day so that was a celebration of a sort.  The raise will bring my pay to about ninety-three or (ninety) four dollars and it should be possible to save a great part of it.  It looks like I am getting a good break and I hope this promotion will just be the start.

On my way to town this morning I was picked up by Miss VanTempksi whom I wrote you about previously.  I felt a little honored and very lucky and during the few miles that she took me, she talked intelligently and interestingly of the war.  When I did get to town it was noon so ate a frugal dinner and then after talking to a few fellows from my old battery, am back to camp early.  Tonight, after cleaning up for inspection, I played a little bridge and playing two bits a rubber, broke even.  I guess this will have to suffice to tonight but I’ll write tomorrow.

Love,

Harold Moss Signature

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