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#166 Navy #3247 (Mil. Govt) FPO, SF - Fri. 16 Mar. 7:30 am My dearest darling, It is a bright and beautiful day, following several days of high winds, heavy dust and intermittently greyed skies; I hope it stays this way for awhile now. I've rather a busy schedule this week. We set out for the payline last night and found nobody there; it had been announced for tonight in the civilian paper. Meanwhile, in Tel's absence, I’d scheduled a movie (the first in ten days) and left getting it started in the ands of the Nisei; so when the payline conked out I went up to the playground to take it over. (The wall around the area has been finished - having been built over because it was too narrow and crumbly the first time - and is now quite solid.) Tel got back last night, having accomplished quite a little. Norman Miller (whom I’d seen a couple of days ago, and who was in Hawaii only a few weeks ago) came with him, bringing little odds and ends of gossip to his Boulder friends here. The language school is in full swing again now with about 800 students, mostly Japanese - and mostly V-12 graduates. 75, presumably from the older ones, are expected to be assigned to MG. There will be a class of a couple of hundred graduating soon (I was rather surprised at this news, having thought of the school as remaining much smaller. You probably don't remember Miller - he is slightly [pg 2] taller and stockier than me, dark, slightly balding or rather thinning, has ears that set out somewhat and a prominent nose. He has a deep voice, an earnest manner and is sufficiently well-informed to be respected for it by Charlie and Kirby as well as by Henry May. His wife (you might note this of future reference) lives at 340 Hayes St. - Apt. 4-5 - S.F. and works at The Legislative Council Bureau 990 Market St. (? - look up either “Sate of Calif., Legislative Council”, or “Fred B. Wood, “[Legislative Council]” in phone book) There goes the school bell! You are always with me, darling Warren
