Frederick Fox, item 15

• November 9, 2017 21:46:50 Thomas A. Lingner

                                               June 3-1916

  Dear Son.

       I was very pleased to receive yours of the 31st

  I had been waiting most anxiously for a word from you

  since Monday. I saw Mr Betts on Monday the

  29th + enquired what they had done in regard to

  your transfer he informed me that you where still

  on offer + they would advise me as soon as they

  heard anything. I do not think you seriously

  considered the papers received from the Minister of

  Munitions on the Thursday before you left but these

  where orders controlling the works I did not say anthing

  to you at the time of Leaving but the day you left

  I had some time with G Cartier + he advised me to

  make an appeal to the Minister of Munitions

  asking for the return of my Shop Foreman + Tom

  Greenwood I did this at once but recieving no reply

  up to the 29th  I sent a long wire to the Minister

  of Munitions asking for a reply to my letter of the 23d

  I received a reply from him next day enclosing two

  application forms for the
  

  return of soldiers. These have to be filled in very

  clearly stating all the reasons in support of this

  application it is possible to give these have to be

  taken then to the Local Labor Exchange + they

  advise the Minister of Munitions on the matter

  who then I assume will use his own discretion

  The conditions upon which a man is returned

  to his former employment are very Stringent but

• February 20, 2017 22:11:32 Annick Rodriguez

                                               June 3-1916

  Dear Son.

       I was very pleased to receive yours of the 31st

  I had been waiting most anxiously for a word from you

  since Monday. I saw Mr Betto on the Monday the

  29th + enquired what they had done in regard to

  your transfer he informed me that you where still

  on offer + they would advise me as soon as they

  heard anything. I do not think you seriously

  considered the papers received from the Minister of

  Munitions on the Thursday before you left but these

  where orders controlling the works I did not say anthing

  to you at the time of Leaving but the day you left

  I had some time with G Cartier + he advised me to

  make an appeal to the Minister of Munitions

  asking fro the return of my Shop Foreman + Tom

  Greenwood I did this at once but recievedg no reply

  up to the 29th  I sent a long wire to the Minister

  of Munitions asking for a reply to my letter of the 23d

  I received a reply from him next day enclosing two

  from for the return of application forms for the
  

  return of soldiers. These have to be filled in very

  clearly stating all the reasons for in support of this

  application it is possible to give these have to be

  taken then to the Local Cabon Exchange + they

  advise the Minister of Munitions on the matter

  who them I assume will use his own discretion

  The conditions upon which a man he is returned

  to his former corps loyemen are very Stringent but

  
  

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• February 20, 2017 22:11:15 Annick Rodriguez

                                               June 3-1916

  Dear Son.

       I was very pleased to receive yours of the 31st

  I had been waiting most anxiously for a word from you

  since Monday. I saw Mr Betto on the Monday the

  29th + enquired what they had done in regard to

  your transfer he informed me that you where still

  on offer + they would advise me as soon as they

  heard anything. I do not think you seriously

  considered the papers received from the Minister of

  Munitions on the Thursday before you left but these

  where orders controlling the works I did not say anthing

  to you at the time of Leaving but the day you left

  I had some time with G Cartier + he advised me to

  make an appeal to the Minister of Munitions

  asking fro the return of my Shop Foreman + Tom

  Greenwood I did this at once but recievedg no reply

  up to the 29th  I sent a long wire to the Minister

  of Munitions asking for a reply to my letter of the 23d

  I received a reply from him next day enclosing two

  from for the return of application forms for the
  

  return of soldiers. These have to be filled in very

  clearly stating all the reasons for in support of this

  application it is possible to give these have to be

  taken then to the Local Cabon Exchange + they

  advise the Minister of Munitions on the matter

  who them I assume will use his own discretion

  The conditions upon which a man he is returned

  to his former corps loyement are very Stringent but

  
  

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