Telegram from Douglas Hudson to his parents

Telegram from Douglas Hudson to his parents

Delighted second red cross parcel received and request they send book on textile manufacture.

1942-11-03

Printed telegram form

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[crest] POST OFFICE
TELEGRAM
[date stamp]
97 CW LAGHOUAT 28 30 =
ELT = HUDSON 191 HALIFAX ROAD NELSON – LACS [sic] =
DELIGHTED SECOND RED CROSS PARCEL RECEIVED INTACT OCTOBER TWENTYFOURT [sic] COULD YOU SEND BOOK ON TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND MANUFACTURE ALL LOVE
= DOUGLAS HUDSON +
+ CT 191 AND READ IT NELSONO-LANCS +
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[inserted] 97 [/inserted]
POST OFFICE TELEGRAM
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
Hudson.
191 Halifax Rd.
[inserted] November 3rd/42 [/inserted]
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WATERLOW & SONS LIMITED LONDON
THIS ENVELOPE AND ITS CONTENTS SHOULD ACCOMPANY ANY ENQUIRY REGARDING THE TELEGRAM
No. 198.