Transcript Tuesday January 12th, 1954Hi Ila, Glad you answered my letter so soon, so I better get busy. I’m sorry to hear that you didn’t get the job that you had in mind, I know it must be kind of tough for a girl to get a job anyway. What kind of work are you looking for anyway? There seems to be a lot of work here in Saginaw. So much for that. Gee whiz, Honey, you should know me pretty well by now, I mean the way I think and feel and and everything. I’m not giving you a line...

Transcript Sept. 23, 1953Hi Ila, I’m sorry if I didn’t seem to answer your letter right away. But I’ll try to redeem myself, honest. I would have come over that night but my brother had a date all set for me. But what a snob she turned out to be, never again. Guess what happened to my car last week Thursday? Well it seems that either I, or the guy that rides to work with me dropped some ashes on the seat and set it on fire. The inside of my car was a wreck. There was about...

Transcript Sunday June 8th, 1952 Letter number IIHi Honey, This is just another letter I thought I would send to you. I just finished writing one letter to you not over fine minutes ago. I guess it’s a bad case of Love, don’t you? Just think they are playing my favorite song on the radio, the name of it is “How Soon Will I be seeing You? It’s really a beautiful song, and one I have on my mind all the time. Its really something a guy never can know until the blissful moment it...

Scope and Contents

Collection contains letters received from Frank Trask and Robert Westlock during the years of the Korean Conflict