Pan Atlantic clipper, December 21, 1944

              Read on four continents and four islands in between
Copyright 1944. by Pan American Airways Inc.
VIA PAS AMt RICAN CLIPPIR
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To Officials and Personnel of
Christmas this year again finds our personnel scattered to the four corners of the globe, each doing his part to win a speedy victory for the United Nations. Some of our number have made the supreme sacrifice. Still others are in enemy hands. Many more of 14s have lost relatives or friends in combat. We take comfort, however, in the knowledge that victory is closer day by day and that we all are playing an important part in bringing this about.
Pan American World Airways :
I know each of you in the Pan American organization will continue to do your part to carry through to V-Day with our share in the great task remaining before us.
Best wishes for Christmas and the New Year to all of you.
PRESIDENT
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I haven’t been in a position to send or receive mail for some time so I was pleasantly surprised to receive quite a few copies of the Pan Atlantic Clipper recently.
I like to read the paper as it gives me news of what the company is doing and gives a little touch of normal life. I haven’t had a chance to write many letters, so I’d like to take this opportunity to say “hello” to Phil Langford, A1 Elebash, Jack Roseberry, Bill Dickinson, Sterling Silver, and all the other people at NBA that I used to enjoy working with.
I’m in a darn good outfit and I feel pretty good about it. There’s a great dfcal to be done yet, so keep that cargo flying. It all helps to end this mess so we can all get back home again.
Nothing interesting to say from this end that you haven’t already probably .read or heard. So thanks for the paper and best wishes for a merry Christmas and a happy New Year for all of you. Keep that mail coming. t)ld bachelors like myself don’t receive much of it.
Sincerely,
Al Martin
(ex-Cost Accountant) Pvt. A. L. Martin, USMC Co. G. 2nd Bn, 23rd Marines, 4th Div. c/o Fleet Postmaster San Francisco, Calif.