Letter from Earle Yusa to Joseph R. Goodman

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Htya Doc,

Frankly Joc, I'me getting worried about you. I still haven't received an aswer

to the Air Mail letter I sent you some time ago. I sent that letter purposely

so that I could receive andwer pronto because I wa s getting might} lonesome

out here. However, since then I've made good account of my time and energy,

because now I have someone to see every now and then. I'm getting to know

the country around here pretty well as in the course of my duty as errand-boy

and chauffeur I'm touring thecountryside quite a bit. Though my work is

rather easy, I find it rather uninspiring and dull compared to the activities

of the Y and other such groups. The church groups are not what they are to

be excepting with unite "ek groups as Dr. Allan Hunters' group and the

Friends. I've dropped into Dick's ofiice on 715 5. Hope St. but was unable

to see him as he was away at the Asilomar Planning Yom. meeting. The Student

Y is in rather a difficult position as far as the Asilomar vonference is con-

cernes as they camnot get a location for their next meet. I guess you know

this by now. Got any suggestions?

I'm sencing you three dollars to epxer partly cover pey ine off that five dollar

Some oda balance that is due you from that subsidy to the WSSF, I hope it

belpe out---I'a like to give you more but I'm really short at present.

Tell me of your activities to date--I'll bet they're interestin.

I hope to write later so please drop me a note to assure me that you're still

there. I'm worried.

Sincerely your pal,

Zo G_