AMERICAN RED CROSS
Wednesday 1 March 1944
1540 o'clock (3:40 P.M.)
Dearest
Eleanor,
Well here I am taking it easy
again--another quiet day after yesterday.
Did you have a nice trip home? How are
the kids?
Received a letter from Miss Earnest
this morning. It seems the auditor came
in early and according to her the accounts are in good shape. She also told me about the $7.50 Edna paid to
the mover. He was supposed to be there
at 4:00 but he got there earlier. You'd
better check about the X-ray machine being in the way and try to get the
equipment disposed of one way or another.
There really isn't much more to
tell--nothing but routine stuff around here.
Am going to class in fifteen minutes.
Love and kisses and a great big hug
for each of my girls.
As Ever,
Your Husband Gil
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