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John N. Calhoun family letters, August 1941-February 1946
1941-10-04 Page 2
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space to same and especially to Dr. Voight for he has always been a poor man's doctor and has lots of friends in the labor unions. As to you coming down, I guess maybe it would be cheaper for me to come home on the train - $21.55 for a round trip furlough fare. And that is probably quite a bit less than you could come down and go back even with some one else sharing the expense - and would also take about four or five days of your time. So guess I'll plan to come on the train as soon as I can get away - probably on the 13th or so. Have some roast chicken in the ice box and lots of milk and celery. I will go up and see Donald in the morning. I am returning the Jarnis check endorsed to you so you can use it. Glad the roomers are so prompt in their pay and so nice and clean. That is a big load off of your mind, I know. Griffin would have gotten there on the Tuesday PM train and suppose he was so excited to see his father that he never thought of stopping to see you. He was going to telegraph her from Alex for
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space to same and especially to Dr. Voight for he has always been a poor man's doctor and has lots of friends in the labor unions. As to you coming down, I guess maybe it would be cheaper for me to come home on the train - $21.55 for a round trip furlough fare. And that is probably quite a bit less than you could come down and go back even with some one else sharing the expense - and would also take about four or five days of your time. So guess I'll plan to come on the train as soon as I can get away - probably on the 13th or so. Have some roast chicken in the ice box and lots of milk and celery. I will go up and see Donald in the morning. I am returning the Jarnis check endorsed to you so you can use it. Glad the roomers are so prompt in their pay and so nice and clean. That is a big load off of your mind, I know. Griffin would have gotten there on the Tuesday PM train and suppose he was so excited to see his father that he never thought of stopping to see you. He was going to telegraph her from Alex for
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