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no physical address given during London stay; only New York APO.

Christmas themed postcard reads: "American Red Cross in Great Britain, Combined Operations--1943."

In London, sightseeing, shopping, and riding subways,

Last correspondence before plane crash; Christmas card.

CLH calls Christmas 1943 the "luckiest ever." Says he has
"been taking an enforced rest but it hasn't been too rough on me. I've met the prettiest nures that I ever knew were still free."
Reading a book called "Richard Carwell."

Pretty nurses "build up my blood pressure."

"feeling good and getting better all the time"

Describes boredom of hospital; reading Zane Gray and wishing for "The Cattleman," a magazine published by the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.

Reports that he hasn't gone to church; is visited by Catholic chaplain.

Hobbs is ambulatory; he tales a walk. Playing cribbage. Mentions Epstein, an American patient from New York.