Friday, 2 November
1945, 11:00 PM
Dearest Eleanor,
Another day
gone, but still nothing exciting to tell about.
Official word has come from Washington to decommission and abandon the
Ocelot. Of course no one out here knew
that was the word so nothing could be done.
Now that we have the green light maybe we'll see some results.
Here is
another choice bit that makes my blood boil.
The survey board that flew out from Washington took the weekend off to
fly to Tokyo. It doesn't affect us
because they've already surveyed our ship.
However several dozen ships are awaiting their pleasure. They've been waiting for almost a month now,
so what difference does a couple of days make.
The mail
brought me letters from you and your mother plus two dental magazines. Your letter was short note on the back of the one
from your mother. It was dated October
26. Nothing to comment on.
The movie
tonight was a double feature. First we
had Laurel and Hardy in "The Bullfighter" and then Pamela Blake in
"Three is a Crowd." Both were
repeats but I went just the same.
A couple of
days ago I sent my claim check for $410.80.
Just mentioning it again. If you
haven't received it yet, be on the lookout for it. I've endorsed it for deposit only so that you
won't need to endorse it. Just deposit
it in our account.
And that is
all the dope for tonight. Goodnight my
love. Though I can't say how soon I'll
be home to say "I love you."
Till tomorrow then.
Your devoted,
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