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Krampus breaking through
Krampus breaking through top section of postcard, flames and brush stick held in his had. Words written in German off to the side on the bottom.
Letter to Archbishop written on August 30, 1945
Along with my monthly report comes a few lines concerning my work.
Letter to Monsignor written in 1945(?)
Thanks for your V-Mails.
Letter to Archbishop written on September 3, 1945
The war's over and the high-pointers', the boys who have been over here the longest have seen the most battle, and have children at home, are rapidly leaving the European Theatre.
Monthly report of Chaplain 1945 September and October
Monthly report of the chaplain for Sept and Oct 1945submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit stationed at Hq CCR, 4th Armd Div APO 254, % PM, N.Y.
Letter to Msgr. written on October 23, 1945
Thanks for your periodic letters.
Monthly report of Chaplain 1945 Sept and Oct
Monthly report of Chaplain for Sept and Oct 1945 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit posted in Hq CCR, 4th Armd Div APO 254, %PM, N.Y.
Letter to Archbishop written on November 15, 1945
Enclosed is my monthly report for the months of Sept. and Oct.
Monthly report of Chaplain 1945 November-December
Monthly report of the chaplain for November-December 1945 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit stationed at APO 254, %PM, New York.
Letter to Msgr. Foley written on December 6, 1945
Business first: I could pay that $75 to the Station Msgr., but won't because he would be gyped.