Spitball Army

June 2, ’43
Wed.  2:30 p.m.

Dearest One:

I love you – here in St. Paul too as well as in Mpls. – no matter where I am or where you are, I still feel close to you & love you just as much.

I’m still a bit on the sleepy side, but maybe can get “caught up” when we get settled Sat. in our new place.  I wrote to have the allotment add. changed & also wrote to the Readers’ Digest.  Have you been receiving the “Time” magazine?  Say, Hon., think if you had time, it would be nice of you to drop Max. & Jim one of your grand letters.  I know they’d like it very much.

Dad says he has a nice room to stay in, just 3 blocks from the P.O.  He calls here often.

Max., Aud., & I are planning on going to a Club picnic to-night at Powderhorn.  It is raining, as usual, but we’re going anyway, as will eat in the pavilion.  Called Aunt Nellie today & am going over there tomorrow & pick up typewriter.

Love,
Bev