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Bill Hagedorn, a Lieutenant at Fort Eustis.
Nov. 1, 1942
Mimi Boone, Mimi [Jardine?] and I went to
the Presbyterian church. Then a gang of us
met Lou, Ginny and Kay for dinner at the
cafeteria. I studied for Sociology this afternoon
Nov. 2, 1942
I’ve got my cast and crutches!
Gah, it’s a neusance and I’ve discovered musales
in my arms, my good leg and hands that I
never knew existence. Everyone’s being super to
me and more people I never knew stop to
chat with me, so there’s no sense complaining.
We had a sorority meeting – plans were
talked over to try to settle the mess of the cook
and maids in the houses striking for higher wages.
It’s terrific!
Nov. 3, 1942
My English exam was pretty much of a
stinker. Oh well – My crutches still annoy me.
Today was Daddy’s birthday so I
phoned him. It was awfully good speaking to
him again.