UNITED STATES NAVY
Thursday 23 March 1944, 1745 o'clock
Dear Eleanor,
Another day
and I really worked. Put in twenty-four
fillings and not all simple either.
Stayed in
last night, even the movie didn't sound interesting. Tonight I'm going to see "Passage to
Marseille" with Humphrey Bogart, Eric Dorn, Peter Lore and? Hope it's good.
I'm not going
to do anything or make any arrangements about the flat until I've talked things
over with you. I suppose you're all
excited now and making all kinds of plans.
Swell, but take it easy and don't make too many plans.
Here at the
clinic there is nothing new. Six
dentists are expected but who knows when?
There is room for five so that means someone is probably going to
leave. It'll probably be Dr. Saks, Dr.
Jacobs or Dr. Boutte and then again maybe no one.
It has really
been warm out here and you know how much I like warm weather. However a nice shower before retiring makes a
big difference. I think I'm still
gaining weight, going to have to do something about that.
I hope you
disposed of the gas ration coupons.
Don't put too much gas in the Buick but have enough for the
weekend. I'm planning on calling on
Oscar V. for a little on Sunday. We'll
have to get ahead plenty. There'll be no
place to chisel any gas down here.
Not much else
to say except that I'll try to be home early Saturday and I am looking forward
to one hell of a weekend. I hope you
know what I mean.
Kiss my two girls,
Love,
You diddle partner
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