Description
Catches up on mail sent and received and notes several letters seem to be going astray. He states he writes a letter a fortnight as well as occasional postcards and he is sending this one by airmail. He had also sent a cable. They get news by local papers but no radio. Lists letters received from other people. He writes there is not much he can tell them. They are allowed walks and he plays basket ball. He mentions sunburn and the weather. He says they cannot get too much mail and encourages anyone to write to him. He goes on with some philosophical points about captivity and freedom. Mentions financial arrangements and that there should have been an increase in their allotment. Requests if they have heard from the air ministry. He concludes by saying the weather and diet are good and should maintain his sense of humour.
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