II/ to Canada & b.c. at that. But at the dispersal camp I was sent to in Eng I was a puzzle, as I realy had no business there. I was demoblised then remoblised then de mob. then remob & at last finaly de mobed & given a train ticket to here However I beat them & wnet to London to see the Canadian High Com.er He could only tell me to write. I had no faith in it but have done so , with no results as yet. And no wonder considering the great number who are being demobed every day & many of them writing fool letters about nothing. Of course I shant be in want but I dont like to loose another sumer away if it can be avoided. I may go and dig up Gen Turner. he would most likely remember me as the man who wished to return to France & might perhaps give me a line to someone with power to untie red tape i think it rather rotten that I have been used like this. It was pretty bad laying in France & watching youngsters & men who had to be draged up after many fight in [tribumels] to dodge service getting out by the hundred. It is a fact that those who did most to keep out also did most to get out early & made it stick too. By lies & whinning that some