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264 Navy #3247 (Mil. Govt) FPO San Francisco Tuesday 3 July 1945 7:15 am My dearest darling, I was so glad to hear in your last 3 or 4 letters (including #308, received yesterday - I now have thru 312) that you and Wendy have weathered your respective colds - yours at least, sounded severe enough to worry me just a little. About Norman's pictures, M and F mention a cute on of you in a hula skirt - when do I come in on that one?? Rather than a 5 x 7 folder, sweetie, I’d like one appropriate to the size of Norman's pictures - 4 x 5 - if you can get it. And the first picture to occupy it will be the one in the white bathing suit. If it really makes you feel so good to tan a little, we'll have to buy a suntan lamp some day - then you won't have to worry about losing it in a period of foggy weather. I'm glad you enjoyed the naughty verses, sweetie. Maybe we can't get a chorus of men to sing them lustily and as they should be sung in your presence, but I can sing them for you, any how. No, Johnny Reif is still here - quite [pg 2] a number of men have left and it's hard to think of them all - besides those you mentioned, there's Cebra Graves, van Hulsteyn (Engineering Officer who came out when we did) - Darling, how stupid of me! I never thought of June 25 as our half year anniversary, tho (as you've gathered by now) I did get the halfway mark part of it. Thank you again and more so, precious. To work I love you Warren
