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#105 Monday 15 Jan. 8 am Hello, honey- I had three good letters from you yesterday (I'll answer tonight) as well as a long envelope of clippings, the bill of lading on the books (I'm glad that's finally out of the way) and a letter from Grandfather. Being on a somewhat irregular schedule for the moment, I taught English class last night and have it again Tuesday - when we move into the new school building I'll have it three times a week (MWF) but just for an hour instead of nearly two each time. Little by little this place is changing, both with respect to physical plant and to personnel. Another officer and several enlisted men have just left - all good [pg 2] guys whom I'm sorry to see go - and I'll tell you more about them when they've had a little more time to get away. The rate of turnover is relatively slow, however (which is said to speak well of our organization here as contrasted with some others) and there seems to me now every likelihood that I'll be here at least another 3 months. Except for the telephoning angle that suits me ok. Having finished mimeographing the table of Korean names yesterday and spent the afternoon and part of the evening writing a pronunciation guide I'm glad to see that out of the way. Darling, I didn't mean to badger you out of taking censorship (on your part as well as mine) seriously; it is important, of course. Better do as you have done and use your own discretion, not mentioning operations that are not publicly known to be in the offing. If they are, it's ok to mention them; but use no dates and only nicknames of or indirect references to any personnel concerned. Later [?] can tell me [?] 50-and-20 is on - . I love you. W.
