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  • lett aohool.) to La.st night Mary and I went to dinner with Bill Clark. We went a and had a planked steak which was a thing of beauty. O'Donnell ♦ Bill wanted to phono you to get your advice about an REA matter that ia somewhat intricately involved
  • apart• ment in April. l had a grand time the other night a'b the Roweal I bad two date• and a coraage, which 1• pretty good, don't you think? The dates were tom Clark and Mr. Howland. Jim ns the la.et itc,. attive, ae uaual. The people wer-e •11 some
  • . Mrs. Geor)!le loves you dearly~ but "ven she haa a slightly raiaed eyebrow about our present rather odd state. Altadene Clark talks about it entir ly too muoh, I think, (tho' I don•t suppose she does to out• Gld.ers.) She asked m•• "When do you think
  • by an ~1 y l ve, ~ Ma7 13, 1943 Deaa t: Here ar T1.f3 bills; 1. 2. Sun Radio (Apr11 23, 1943) 3. , 4. 5• Hin & Clark Ring & Kell7 Smith roaoe-sunshine Col bla SpeoialjJ co. : :·_ Olark If you wold like to ha-re me pa7 the above household
  • " on thia mattur •. .(,,, Thtt Na;vy reports the.t Dnle shirts a:re not to be had, in· EUlS\ve:r to Ens i en's .req1lMft of January 2 5; so I ordt,red .the same :num.bor (fo\h~ I heliey• it wr;.s) o:f' Darts. Mean• while I nn1 ucmding ybu today,. %Tom Clark
  • tor it any tune• 10 l might want 1t b&ok. He aa1d they were short ot copiea at the plaoe one procures them momentarily. It yoit mind I will get it right baok. I took Ure:. George to lunch today, and Altadene Clark a Mra. Oeorge waa extremely helptul