May 20, 1945
949 W 12th St
San Pedro, Calif.
Dear Father, Mother and the rest of the
folks at home,
Today has been a nice, quiet day.
Yesterday tho it really blew along in the afternoon and evening. Out
at work it didn’t start till about 4:30 when I was leaving work but
in San Pedro it began much earlier according to Mrs. Johnson. It was
sort of hard on flowers etc., I guess. The sun has been continuing to
dawn unhid by clouds etc but I guess that that can’t last too long.
Thursday night I went over and visited
Mr. West, on of the members of the board at the church here. We
talked till about ten-thirty. He asked me to com over the night of
the house-warming I wrote about previously. It was a fairly
interesting evening. He is a nice fellow with a nice wife and two
smart youngsters but he’s not exactly my type. He was a salesman
before the war — a great talker — you know the type. After you
leave off talking to him and think over our conversation it’s
really as frothy as that at Ladies Aid.
Friday night I went to a show. It was a
double feature. One show was “The Three Caballeros”
— a Walt Disney product. It was however I thought considerably
below his usual standard. The other one was one that my music teacher
had recommended — “Music for Millions”
but it too was not very good. I could not recommend either one. Time
Magazine ran the first pretty well into the ground with its review of
it but gave the other as I recall a vague commendation.
Today Pastor Samuelson was not here but
the other pastor from the service center, Johnson, was. Next Sunday
Samuelson will be back and after that the student is coming I guess.
Tinberg was down Thursday night but I didn’t go to see him since I
was over at the Wests and hadn’t told Mrs. John son where I was. He
told her, however, than in intern was coming for the summer Well,
he’s got his work cut out for him.
My work is going on about as usual. At
present I am obtaining some additional data with regard to some
previous work that I had done.
Good night
With love
C.P.
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