Handwritten letter, 17 Apr 1944.
From Signalman Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Signals at the HQ of the 6th Canadian Infantry Brigade to his mother in Little Current, Ontario.
The letter tells them he got the paper from the Overseas Comforts Commission and hopes it isn’t too censored, he also tells them he received the money and spent it in London but didn’t get away for his leave this weekend. 
Countersigned on the bottom ‘Paul Henry QQ’.
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 (1939-1945).