Concerning mail and package received, finances, his surprisingly good health, meals, his work tent, and cables sent and planned. Comments on Eisenhower's proclamation to the Germans and notes that he will not be "fraternizing" with any German people but expects to be very busy in the personnel office once they cross into Germany. Closes with a love poem.
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