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154 Feb. 6 - 12 Noon - Tues My dearest one: Just a quicky, but I just feel as if I've got to talk to you after receiving your letter this morning in answer to mine about meeting Barbara C. Darling, pull any strings you can and pull hard - even if we don't accomplish anything, it's a great comfort to me to know we'll be trying. Oh - if I could just materialize my [?mirable] in Siberia to help us out. It's so hard when there are piles of single men at Ord just itching to get out, and it makes me so mad to hear about them. If we keep trying, surely we'll hit on something to bring you back. It seems to me it's a case of who you know and how much influence they have these days. Work on it - hard as you can. Am still waiting for your back letters to catch up with me. [pg 2] Will write longer and more coherently tonight. I love you terribly much, and get excited now even at the remotest possibility of your getting home to us. Surely all the wishbones we saved ought to bring us some luck, and, after these past months, maybe we'll have some coming to us. Bobby
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