The Caddo Herald
January 14, 1943
Cpl. Roy C. Jones Writes Letter Home
Dear Mr. Crossett:
Just a few lines to let you know that I am well and doing o.k. Due to censorship regulation I can’t tell you where I am or what I am doing.
When I was small and growing up, Tarzan pictures and books of any jungle life always interested me and hoped some day that I would be able to see such a place. Well I am there.
Since I have been gone there has been lots that I have seen and done. The other day something lit on the run way and before I discovered that it was a mosquito the boys had put 60 gal’s of gas on it. Lizards are 4 to 5 feet long (honest). Rats are big as house cats. By the time I get back I will be able to tell a fish story. By the way how are the fishermen doing this year?
Mr. Crossett I wish to thank you and the Masons for sending me the hometown paper. I read every word and enjoy them. I get lots of news out of it. That is interesting, especially the letters of soldiers. Again accept my thanks.
There isn’t much news that I can write so had better close.
As ever,
Roy Jones.
Is this the Jones that owned the gas station with his brother at the end of the street in Caddo?
Posted by: Mary Arteaga | April 08, 2009 at 11:28 AM