Monday Oct. 11, 1943

Dearest Kitten

I love you, Sweetheart. The more that you are in my mind the surer I am that I do, and the deeper it becomes. Nothing can compare to your loveliness. Nobody can compare to you in any way. At least I feel that way, and as long as I feel that way, that is all that counts.

Yesterday afternoon I went into the main camp and had my picture taken. After that I went out to the hospital and saw a few of the men. They were glad to get all the latest rumors and news about the Company. After that I came back to the Company and had supper in the P.X. as I was too late for chow.

Did some work on my clothes and after that I sat in on a game of cards. It cost me 85¢ and part of that was for some ice-cream. We had a lot of fun.

Tonight we are pitching in for another case of beer. We the show starts we are going to sit on the bank across from the show, and drink and watch the show.

We were out to the range finishing up today. Upon getting back your sun glasses from Montmini was delivered in the mail. The only trouble with them is that they are too nice. I almost hate to wear them for fear that I will lose them or break them.

You should not have spent so much for them.

Thanks anyhow, they are real nice and they sure will come in handy.

Have a lot to do tonight so I will close with hopes of hearing from you tomorrow.

I love you, Beautiful.

Regards to all & kiss the babies for me

Your Loving, Devoted, & Faithful Husband

Bob