Letter to Dick Curnock's father from Noble Hatton

Letter to Dick Curnock's father from Noble Hatton

The letter expresses happiness that Dick is safe. It is written by the squadron chaplain.

1944-04-03

One typewritten letter

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Royal Canadian Air Force [crest]
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE OVERSEAS
Tholthorpe, Yorks.
April 3, 1944.

Mr. D. J. Curnock,
59 Minehead Street,
Leicester.

Dear friends:
We are all so happy over the news that Dick is safe even though it means being a prisoner. What a releif. [sic] And it increases our hopes that the other members of his crew may be safe.
I want to tahnk [sic] you for being so thoughtful as to telegram the good news.
When you write to Dick give our very warmest best wishes.
Sincerely,
[signature]
(Noble Hatton) H/S/L.,
Chaplain (P).