Letter, Major General Henry S. Aurand to John E. Row

18A1mkh 29/7/45 Mr. John 7. Row, Secretary Shemokin Lodge No. 255 7. & A.M. 158 N. Eighth Street, Shanoicin, Penna. Dear Jack: Your personal letter or July 11th and the letter from the three reguler correspondente of July 14th are both et hend. I have looked up Keratetter's address and he 1a not in this coun- try, however, should he get over here, I will certeinly look him up. Britein, China to the Japanese for unconditional surrender and We have Just heard over the air the propoanl or the U.S., their rejection squeezed of it. into It looke amaller like and a anelier long touch arens, ware their As the are reais- Sence willbecome tougher and tougher. While at the ase time they become better sergete for superior airoreft, it thices e ground sol- dier to route the out end win a decision. It is as fer from here to Tokyo - from Lower Celifornie to New York. be no interruption in the newa from home. Tven thowgh "255" hes two monthe reat, I hope there will With ay thanke and beat wishea to you, I an Freternelly yours, 269,