Feature Letter of July 8th, 2025
Scandiffio, Francis Michael
July 8th 1942
Just received your letter #18 of June 15, 1942. Before I go any further 'd like to mention the fact that I don't want you to send any wool at all. If I asked for wool I must have been kidding at the time. And do you remember me saying that cigarettes were missing out of a couple of parcels from mom? Well just lately one of the boys here wanted to see what our Canadian tea bags were like and so I opened a box and what do you think I saw? Not only tea bags but chewing gum and 50 Exports besides. And that's why I couldn't find the cigarettes. And there I was blaming some poor wino cut bloke for something he didn't do. Why, Anne, our packages aren't even opened up for inspection.
