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4.

though, she said that I might as
well take a week or so to make
up my mind, since she still had
some other people to interview.
That suits me, because I still
haven't made up my mind to
change. The additional money &
things like a private office are
nice, but I really can't complain
about my present job, or call
the salary inadequate. In 6 or 7
months I probably would have
fewer doubts, but I still have a
few days to let things hang in a
state of indecision, so that's just
what I'll do for now.

Jim is very pleased with his
new job. He worked there before,
& always described it as an excellent
place to work. Though that
was in 1950, they have continued
to regard him highly, & even
sent us a wedding gift. The fact
that they're paying him more
than the last place, is also nice.
He was looking for an excuse to
quit Menlo, anyway, so when this