Correspondence to Virginia Webb , December 8, 1945-December 31, 1945

Letters resume again on December 8th in Santa Barbara upon Schneider’s return to Camp Cooke following his furlough. Schneider starts by telling Webb about the difficulties he had traveling from [Cincinnati] back to Camp Cooke because of the weather and his troubles finding lodging. He then discusses his time in Santa Barbara; the weather; reminisces about their time together while he was on furlough; asks about Webb’s employment; wonders when he will get out of the Army; talks about the nation’s labor strikes; and discusses their future home. He then talks about the Army point system and discharge; going to the movies; playing cards; driving to Mt. Wilson; spending Christmas and New Years in Hollywood; asks Webb about their engagement announcement; and discusses learning about the G.I. Bill.