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Helen Fox Angell letters to Bess Peebles Fox, October-December 1943

1943-10-20 Page 2

I'll be glad to see Wil. [note in margin: Wilbur Schramm - with Office of War Info.] I hope he will call sometime when I am free. The weekend will be best, although I'm hostessing at a service party Friday night.
How good that the sidewalk was no more. and also how good that the oil situation seems to be working out. You do feel satisfied about it, don't you?
You may tell people that "liking" my work here is hardly the word. It is a revelation and the most refreshing change in environment a person ever made.
I'll keep track of the strategic relatives. Who knows, they might turn out to be life-savers.
For goodness' sake, don't get set in any way of thinking about my location. I think I'm here for a few weeks - the 13th of Nov., for example, but then you might not hear from me for several

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I'll be glad to see Wil. [note in margin: Wilbur Schramm - with Office of War Info.] I hope he will call sometime when I am free. The weekend will be best, although I'm hostessing at a service party Friday night. How good that the sidewalk was no more. and also how good that the oil situation seems to be working out. You do feel satisfied about it, don't you? You may tell people that "liking" my work here is hardly the word. It is a revelation and the most refreshing change in environment a person ever made. I'll keep track of the strategic relatives. Who knows, they might turn out to be life-savers. For goodness' sake, don't get set in any way of thinking about my location. I think I'm here for a few weeks - the 13th of Nov., for example, but then you might not hear from me for several