Letter to Douglas Hudson from Mr Longshot

Letter to Douglas Hudson from Mr Longshot

Apologises for not being able to visit and explains problems with getting permission. Looks forward to seeing him in [xxx] if not England after the war. Passes on news of others.

1941-04-22

Two page handwritten letter and envelope

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ELongshot[Mr]-J-[Mrs]HudsonJD410422

[Envelope]
[underlined] Mr Hudson [/underlined]
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Société Protectrice des Animaux en TUNISIE
22 April 1941
Dear Mr Hudson
Very sorry indeed we were not able to visit you [underlined] all [/underlined] at ref but Mrs Dunbars visit to see was left dark just till the Saturday midday when it was to [sic] late for us to ask for permission even Mr Sprivy did not know she was going however we have pleasant remembrances of you all and look forward to seeing you all soon perhaps in [underlined] Algeria [/underlined] if not in England after the war is over, you were all just our family and we will miss you all especially shopping centres
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Jenny was terribly upset when she knew [underlined] Family [/underlined] Dunbar was going to see you all, however Best of [underlined] Luck [/underlined] and all our Best Wishes Yours Sincerely [sic] Mr, Jenny, & Mrs Longshot
P.S. Best respects to [underlined] Randall [/underlined] & Mr [underlined] Pickles [/underlined] drop a line now and again to Mr Borg.