Handwritten letter, 22 Jul 1943.
From Signalman Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Signals, Halifax, Nova Scotia to his parents in Little Current, Ontario.
The letter tells them his letters had been forwarded to him and that he hasn't done any work for three weeks, he asks them to send his brown shoes as he has no dress shoes but asks them to dye them black and tells them that the ship, the Queen Elizabeth was in dock and they had dinner on board. 
From a collection of papers associated with Signalman Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers, 1942-1945, while in Canada training and abroad.
Associated with World War Two, North West Europe (1941-1943).