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                  <text>Tues. Jan 9, 1945
Burma

Dearest Mary,
No mail from you today. I got a package from Mary and Robert Moore. I can use everything they
sent me, I was wanting some soap to wash my clothes. I suppose you know what they sent me though. I
will write them tomorrow and thank them for the package.
Today was beautiful, the sun was out all day, and very warm. I had my shirt off all day; you can
get a tan very easy over here. The nights are pretty cool, I wear a wool under-shirt under my shirt. I
sleep under three blankets and then sometimes I get cold. I think it’s because it’s so damp here.
I was going to write to Willard Perry and thank them for the Xmas card but I don’t know their
address. Their card was mailed from Anderson.
It’s about time for the movies to start so I will stop. I love you darling.
Yours,
Earl

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