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Please
return

Box 99, Framingham, Mass.

Dear Barbara -

The enclosed note from Dr. Van Waters
is sent in the most friendly manner, after I had told
her what we discussed.

I do hope I have not misspelled the
street this time because I want you to get this soon.
Our plans are for you to meet me in Boston, when I
will take you to the Evangeline Booth Hospital
at 202 W. Newton St. Boston, where arrangements have been
made for you to enter early next week, free of charge,
until you are able to be on your own again.

Please call me up Fram. 5259, reversing
the charge, and tell me what train to meet and on what day.
I hope you can make it either Monday or Tuesday next.
I realize it is a little early, perhaps, but you need a
good deal of what they call pre-natal care, because now the
child is on the way we all want to give it a break, by
having a good beginning. If you are tired and not living
regularly (meals, e[tc?]) it will be harder on you tnh- and
the coming baby than if we give you right care now. We
all want to help you, please be sure. This is an Salvation
Army hospital, and very nice, they say.

You are very lucky person to be allowed
this privilege, and privilege it is, in your circumstances.

I am sorry, Barbara as I told you, but
I am sure you will do as we suggest, because you are
surely in need of this care and thought, now if ever, and
I will be anxiously awaiting your phone call.

Best wishes,

June 16	44 M.V.W.

approved.

K

June 15th 5 P.M.

Major Kimball

3 Tuesday
Trinity Station