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204 almost worth their weight in gold. Barton did some investigating and found it is actually an old Mack three engine job of about 1928 vintage which Hap aptly said "sound like a mowing machine badly out of repair." [[X]] Ken Kramer of Baldwins, who has an apartment out at the Roosevelt, invited Andy Campbell, Vic, Joe Rowbottom, Ed Harley, Charlie Whitehead, Huleguard, and I over to his place for a "hearts" session tonight, serving dinner up in the room to save time. Just as in the case of rummy the other night, I started very bored and ended not only enthused but also $1.25 to the good. Eight handed with two decks of cards was a circus. I had three "balls" before dinner and then quit but Ed and Charlie Whitehead in particular kept on drinking all evening and Ed was pretty tight when he and I went home about 11:15. I went over to the cigar stand to buy a paper when we got to the hotel and when I finished the transaction, Ed nudged me and pointed down the counter; I looked and there was a very gorgeous and scantily clad young lady standing there. Ed just looked at her and then at me with an expression of baffled bewilderment on his face and never said a word - I don't know just what he had in mind but his look of dumbfounded interest struck me as funny as anything I remember here. We both turned toward our respective elevators and went off to bed. Washington, D.C. Thursday, Nov. 5, 1942. [[checkmark, bullet point]] Stevenson had all the Chiefs and Asst. Chiefs in for a staff meeting this morning to give us a pep talk on the Controlled Materials Plan and impress upon us how much work there is to be done on it. I had been hoping to get home this week but after listening to that dissertation, I decided I better stay down here and try to clear my decks for action. I haven't progressed very well this week - too many
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