VOLUME VI NUMBER 19
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8 MAY 1961
Not many of ns remember the cast-iron stove
or the corn-cob fuel, the long dresses of those
days long gone by.
V-T it doesn*t take much remembering though for
_ US to think of the wonderful things, the hours
of work and sacrifices made by our mothers, in
the days of our life.
Ch this second Sunday in May, when we, along
with the rest of the nation, traditionally set
aside time to honor our mothers let us not for —
get how much just being remembered can mean to
our mothers. Often it is our visit, letter,, or
telephone call to which she looks forward to all week. When it aoesn x. ariive,
the empty spot in her heart is hard to fill. It is little enough to give, to
one who has given the best part of her life to us.
While the visit home for those of us stationed on Adak is out of the quest
ion we can still make that phone call or write that letter. let's write today
and not tomorrow.
To all the mothers here bn Mat - o$r SALUTE on YOUR DAY. We hope you all
have a nice MothersDay*
-USN