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William W. H. Martyn
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5 October 1936

To Mother · Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London, S.W.1

5 October 1936Volume 2 of 12
CANADA HOUSE,
TRAFALGAR SQUARE,
LONDON, S.W.1.
VISITORS' WRITING ROOM

Dear Mother:

Russell Dingle was accepted for R.A.F. but he hasn't instructions yet but will start in November.

I hope everything is ok at home. I am busy this week getting ready for Reading and I will certainly be glad to be settled at Hawkhurst as soon as possible. It is much colder in London - at least one feels it and I will have to get a good cloth coat soon.

All day it has been threatening to rain but it hasn't started.

Tell Ronny I still love him and that I will bring his sock back to him some day.

How does Bob like school? Tell Jean to write often. These coal fires in London are nice, very fascinating and cosy.

Love to all
Bill

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