May 24, 1932

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My Dearest Love

Well tonight I feel a lot better for a lot of reasons but to get down to facts - money is rolling in much better and there's mighty good prospects - and I was happy to receive your letter. I regret that you won't go to Oakland but of course I can't blame you as it is quite a trip for a week night. I don't feel much like going myself and hope the others call it off as long as you won't come.

I went to S.F. [San Francisco] yesterday as I told you - only I didn't buy you anything because I wasn't flushed. I hope you like this comical page - I though it was a "kick".

There isn't much news or much to write about but I was so glad to get your letter that I felt good all over.

I don't see how I can treat you as mean as I sometimes do. But next time something happens I will do different and "walk out" or something.

I always make fun of your writing, but tonight I could almost kiss every wild curve. I hope I don't have to spend the whole weekend away from you. I hope you and I can spend most of the time together and fish or something. Maybe things will work out some way.

Well sweetheart here is some news - Winnie has now quite a thriving family - 10 puppies and she is so proud of them. She licks them and keeps them warm and won't leave her house. I sure miss you tonight, dear and wish you were here. I wish next week end could be one of those perfect times that you like to remember so well.

I'm tired and sleepy now and will say good night and

           Love yours only,
           Marino

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