December 7, 1931

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   December 7, 1931

Dearest

I do not know why you did not call me up either Sunday night or Monday morning. I left word for you to call.

I got home from the meeting at Berkeley and found my mother in the hospital. She fell and broke or dislocated her right shoulder and received a bad cut on the head. It required six stitches to close the cut.

I suppose you are angry at some thing or other again. I suppose I'll have to have Hilda come down to take charge around here.

I had intended to go hunting early Sunday morning and it was quite a jolt.

She is getting along fine and will be O.K. soon I hope although it will take her at least two weeks to be around.

I have to do some work now so will close with

           Love, yours forever
           Marino

           P.S. I'm sorry I acted mean Thursday night, but I came away just to get home. By the time I got to my car I was wondering what I was mad at. - M.P.C.

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