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Evelyn Birkby World War II scrapbook, 1942-1944
October 10, 1941, p.3
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When we get to our regular station we will get to leave the post after we are off duty. That will be better than this is now. We are not allowed to leave this post at any time! Chapter II How is Earl doing? I don't suppose he has been intoxicated since I left. Or has he? You tell him that he will be in line before long. Some of the boys read that over fifty percent of the boys were not physically fit for the army but they are going to give them medical aid and then take them. So much for Earl. I suppose you have been spending a little more time with the other girls since I left.
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When we get to our regular station we will get to leave the post after we are off duty. That will be better than this is now. We are not allowed to leave this post at any time! Chapter II How is Earl doing? I don't suppose he has been intoxicated since I left. Or has he? You tell him that he will be in line before long. Some of the boys read that over fifty percent of the boys were not physically fit for the army but they are going to give them medical aid and then take them. So much for Earl. I suppose you have been spending a little more time with the other girls since I left.
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