Army Turns Down GIs Gifts Mail From Home Delights
London reports Army posts clamp down on gifts mailed home by soldiers in Britain. Mail from wives and sweethearts is popular, but perishable foods and other items face restrictions, with officers noting mail morale is crucial. Soldiers describe shortages and a strong desire to hear from loved ones, while postal officials stress careful addressing and the proper use of V-mail and package rules.
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