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but the sky and landscape are very bright.
Am mailing that long letter of Fairchild to Celine's camp in which he describes the wild unsettled tropical country in which he is exploring now helped by his courageous interesting wife, worthy of her [[strikethrough]] father [[/strikethrough]] illustrous father Alexander Graham Bell the inventor of the telephone His children and grand children all worthy of Bell.
This afternoon bright sky and moderate temperature. So with Dick drove to Columbia. Prof. Hixson still away. So drove to University Club, then return to Yonkers. - Same blue skies and moderate temperature.
[[underlined]] August 14. [[/underlined]] Cold and bright skies all morning. About noon generally bright and sunny. [[strikethrough]] Papers and [[/strikethrough]] Roosevelt and Churchhill
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meeting which was kept in an unknown place [[strikethrough]] of [[/strikethrough]] is finally broadcast, but consists of rather general statements. Meanwhile - Russian and German bombing goes on as heretofore.
Aug 16 - [[strikethrough]] Sunday [[/strikethrough]]. Saturday. Went to New York by train and returned by it. - Afternoon went to see Proctors at, a very interesting Movie in Yonkers about wild animals as found living in the Jungle.
[[underlined]] Aug. 15. [[/underlined]] At office with Rossi, who tells me our plants run full capacity but are limited by insufficient raw materials unobtainable for the amount we want.
More unrest in France and the Germans reacting against it. Contradictory news from the Russian situation
A long letter from E. de Cartier de Marchienne. formerly Ambassador of Belgium at Washington Now ambassador of Belgium in London a dear old friend who writes

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on review only changed one letter (pf to of)