Title: Letter to Molly Wilson from Mary Murakami, 2/26/1943 (ddr-janm-1-33)

Densho ID: ddr-janm-1-33

Feb. 26, 1943

Dear Molly—

I know it’s impossible to write as soon as you receive a letter and you know I never “crab” when you don’t write for a long time cuz I get the prize.

Well, how’s things been with you lately? I hope everyone’s just fine —and for us we’re still living…

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…What’s new around there? I see that the new term began néh! Well, ours began this week and we have the same ole teachers and nothing new. Good thing I have pretty nice teachers now. We’d have to stand them for the next half an year again. Hey, what’s ship drafting? Is it compulsory for you to take a subject in defense line? Sad hn! I guess you have a pretty fair list of teachers or are they good? I hope school isn’t as boring for you like mine. Gee, it’s really a sad case here. Nothing cooking at all. Right now I’m waiting for a new…

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…pair of glasses, which take three weeks before I get ‘em so I don’t go to shows. But church is the only place I’m training to be a Sunday School teacher now! Believe it or not —but that’s me. Do you still attend church across town? Ours is on the next block so you can imagine how close it is. With love to all I’ll be closing.

Always,

Mary

P.S. My flame is still burning for Kuki. We rite about 3-4 times a week —he’s in Gila 175 miles away.

Fukuki not Fukude-He’s a swell guy yo.