Editor’s note: This article ran in the Aug. 5, 1943 edition of the Hood Panther.

This letter, addressed to the Post Chaplain, has such a poignant appeal that Editors of The Panther reproduce it here with no comment:

“Could you give me some information about a soldier who is stationed at Camp Hood? I would like to have the address of this soldier as I would like to write to him and I think he would like to hear from me. All I know about him is that he is a Sergeant and his first name is Ray. His home state is Vermont. He told me that he was stationed at Camp Hood. If you find out about him will you tell him the girl from the May Co. in Cleveland would like to hear from him. Thank you for your efforts.”

Incidentally, if you answer this description, you might contact your chaplain.