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- tn the Senate race--that he loved you and
me and always would and would do anything in the world he could
for us. Be said at one time when o•n. waa governor there wae a
bill up 1n which his Company was bitterly opposed to the Standard
on some oil
- Darling,
~t
I an sending thltif Airmail Special in an effort to beat
Secret Operative No. ttl678 to you •••• Colonel Estea has come
and gone. Yesterday afternoon, just as I 'Was getting ready
to go to my exercises for the first time in ten days, he
- night, arrive there Friday noon,
and stay as short a time as possible. Senator's time is so
valuable and I feel I need him so, that I almost must go on.
Besides,· I want to lay hands, both for myself and for Aunt
Effie, on such of that money
- March 11, 1942,
11 A. M.
Darling:
Here goes the volume, written in the morning because if I wait until seven or eight o'clock at night
there is never time enough.
Your letter or March 9, in which you tell me that
you really are not ~using 100
