Description
Reports that he was very pleased with the arrival of nine of their letters as well as mail from other relatives and friends. As he is only allowed two letters a month and one postcard a week, he would not be able to reply to everyone. He writes that there has been some censorship of their letters and passes messages to some who wrote. He comments of their situation and the weather. Suggests that they send post by air mail which take three weeks as opposed to eight weeks for normal mail. Hopes they have received his some of the 12 letters and letters 8 to 10 postcards he has sent. Writes he will think of his mother on 19 January and goes on to comment on having plenty of dates and oranges from sympathetic outsiders. His French is good enough to get what he needs. Continues with financial matters and states that he is well and food is not too bad.
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