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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, November-December 1942

1942-11-03 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 4

go to live near you when you move from Ft Meade. I'm not to work for National Staff before working here if they wait upon me to come. But if I can go to you, and then later you go where I can't, then I can hire out to Natl. Staff if I want to whether they want me here or not. So we are all waiting now to end of Nov. or first part of December to see where you go. The heat is off me now except the field person wired me to accept the job even if I resigned later. They none seem to blame me for holding you first in my consideration and plans and they don't want to take my "no" right now in hopes I maybe can say "yes" later. Of course what it really amounts to is that i'm the only qualified one available and I'm a bargain at that wage. If I worked elsewhere for ARC I'd get more pay, but I couldn't live without rent then. No matter what I do about

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go to live near you when you move from Ft Meade. I'm not to work for National Staff before working here if they wait upon me to come. But if I can go to you, and then later you go where I can't, then I can hire out to Natl. Staff if I want to whether they want me here or not. So we are all waiting now to end of Nov. or first part of December to see where you go. The heat is off me now except the field person wired me to accept the job even if I resigned later. They none seem to blame me for holding you first in my consideration and plans and they don't want to take my "no" right now in hopes I maybe can say "yes" later. Of course what it really amounts to is that i'm the only qualified one available and I'm a bargain at that wage. If I worked elsewhere for ARC I'd get more pay, but I couldn't live without rent then. No matter what I do about