Letters from AJ (Fred) Anton to Lucille Anton, September 1945
- Containers:
- 17.0017-Box 4, Folder 001
- Scope and content:
Letters from Fred to Lucille. Letters mention mail being held up at Camp Pendleton. As the couple is expecting their first child, they discuss baby names in the letters. Fred mentions cleaning his uniform and viewing French shows nearly every night. Mentions the VE parades "downtown" and putting on shows. Refers to the G.I. Bill in noting that he is deliberating the "school thing". He deliberates Georgetown and Harvard for Law School. "Letter of Instruction" joke letter and not being on the list to go home. Anticipates being sent to Guam to join the 6th Division, heading to Saipan, Tinian. Verses from Ogden Nash.
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