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I would like to have done more to help him but have been unable to. If there is anything you want me to explain to you about the condition he spoke of you as I don't know just what information he has given you.
Again I want to thank you very much and hope to hear from you.
yours truly
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Dear Dr. Van Waters I recieved your letter today & was very pleased that I can help, with the other men here at Walpole, in doing something for others that are more important.
If you will map out the sizes & other details for the booth sings & any other polsters that would be helpful, I will see that they are received in plenty of time. Any suggestions as to their design would help largely.
Also if you give us some idea as to type, size & other indntifications of the articles allowed to be donated, I may be able to talk to some of the men working on advocational projects. They produce some very beautiful articles of plaster, wood & leather, and most are always very pleased to donate to such a worthy cause. The sooner we know just what can be used the sooner we can plan to be prepared to lend our helping
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We would also be very pleased to help in addressing of envelopes if such a programm could be set up. The men will partake in this or any project if you are able to supply a start.
I was very glad to hear that my mother had written & I am also glad that you have replied. I may receive a visit today or next Sunday & I am sure she will have mention of you in her conversation.
I have received my course in Biology so I now have two courses. At present I have completed three assignments in Botany & two in Biology. None has been return corrected as yet so I do not know exactly were I stand. I have studied at length with each lesson so I hope they are good marks. At any rate I will continue to study hard as I enjoy both & know they will be beneficial to