"Letter Written by Harry I. Golub to the Bryant College Service Club Da" by Harry I. Golub
 

Authors

Harry I. Golub

Keywords

World War II

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All rights retained by Bryant University

Transcription

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WOODS HOLE SECTION BASE
NAVAL LOCAL DEFENSE FORCE
WOODS HOLE, MASS.

February 13, 1943

Bryant Service Club
Bryant College
Providence, R.I.

Dear PALS:

I’m sorry that the gift you so thoughtfully sent me was not acknowledged sooner, but, what with one thing and another on what I call my mind, this letter has been postponed until now--the common “quiet before the storm.”

Only two things of interest since I wrote last: First, I am no longer attached to the Port Director’s Office. Temporarily, I am at the Section Base. Secondly, I was fortunate enough to be eligible to take the examination for advancement in rating, and through some strange manner, was lucky enough to pass it. Effective the first of February, I was able to call myself “Y2c.”

Thanks again for the swell gift--those cigarettes were very much enjoyed.

Regards to all.

From the “BULLETIN,” I notice that more and more of the boys are doing their bit, but so far have not met any about. I sure hope to meet one soon so that we can talk about the “good ole days at Bryant.”

Sincerely,
Harry I. Golub, Y2c [Transcription ends]

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