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187 Navy #3247 (MG) FPO San Fran. Easter 10 pm Dearly Beloved This morning we took all the teachers, both Jap. and Korean, to the beach - it was the first time out of camp for most of them, and was intended as a break in the monotony at a time when they most needed it. As luck would have it, we got into trouble with the Colonel, who just happened to come by in connection with business at the nearby fishing establishment. We were not violating any orders, but only what he had assumed all along was in order; he didn't know that we've been sending field trips outside of camp two or three times a week for several months - thought nobody went outside except regularly assigned laborers. Well, the outing was good for everybody, and Tel had a fine catharsis in getting a lot of things off his chest with the Colonel. Tonight is taihen - terrific - just try working out a school program sometime with all its conflicts! It's further complicated this time for the Korean school by the addition of geography without cutting out Korea language, as we have Japanese - plus the fact that there are not 17 classes, still only 13 classrooms. Left to right, standing - KIM Kap Chul, SON Sai Yung, PAK Byung Chang, CHOI Sang Soon, YANG Man Chai. Sitting, PAK Oo Yung, SUR Kyung Suk, HAN Chin PAi, MDON Dong Chun (principal), HAN Keel So, KIM Soon, YOO I Bong. The rest of the now 18 teachers weren't around. The names don't mean anything to you but I might refer to them sometime. Love you Warren
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