Frenchman Describes JAZZ MAD CONDITIONS in Paris Letter
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Dallas received a letter via her nephew H T Lindsey from Mary a French interpreter in Tours. The writer laments flour coal shortages rail chaos and harsh postwar conditions in France. He notes disillusionment with peace talks and the toll of war on French society and youth.
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