AMERICAN RED CROSS
Monday 6 March 1944, 1200
Dearest,
Had a nice easy trip back--3 hrs. and
15 min. Talked to Dr. Doughty this
morning. He has decided that he likes
his shift now so no change there. I also
phoned the newspaper and there isn't even one response on both ads. Guess you'll have to try the Los Angeles
Examiner.
I really enjoyed the sandwiches and
everybody came around. All wished they
had a wife who could fix them something for lunch once in awhile. One of the corpsmen had a birthday Saturday;
his mother sent him a big spice cake which he disposed of without any trouble.
I am now biding my time till some of
the fellows return from lunch. Then I'll
play some volley ball. Tonight we are
all going to the Dental Meeting (after dinner).
There really isn't much more I can
say--it's only fourteen hours since I left home nine of which were spent
driving and sleeping. The rest working.
Kiss my girls for me. A real big
one for you too. Isn't it nice to know
that by next weekend you'll be well and raring to go again?
'Til tomorrow.
Your lover,
Gil
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