Soldier’s letter from the South Pacific asks for a plain razor
A Negro lad in the South Pacific jungles thanks a sweetheart in Alabama for an electric razor and asks for the old fashioned kind when more gifts are sent. He jokes that he has no time to find an electric socket as enemy forces advance. The note illustrates how gifts can matter beyond their value in war.
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