November 14, 1944.

Mrs. Mary Hamilton, | \
860 Center Street, {| \
Palo Algo, Galif. / |
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Don't you get | nsulted when I send you these $2.00
for nail brushes. I so anxious to get them because I want to
have one for my grip ‘ one for home. That is the only thing with
which I oan my cow in shape, and I will appreciate it
if you will nail them to me after your first shopping tour.

| Iam trying to) ‘ead out an article so will make this
a rather mhew hy snappy bus letter.

: al a Little Jill Mckee is as cute as a bug's ear. Mother
and I go out to the hospital gach day but the grandparents never
see enough of | Jill. We do get to visit with Jane. Mother no doubt
has written you that Jane is as peppy as can be, but yesterday she
let dow a apyete and admitted, _ was a little fatigued. —

| But T promised leo ‘auidte Ain a ahert letter, anf will
let Mother tell you most of thd news.
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_/ With love to Pete, Sonny, Joan and my Wibble-lobble,

and kind thoughts to the hambur, ers that they call Hans, Dipsy Doodle,

and so forth, Ioan \\

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