Uncle Bob's Legacy

Letter To Mother From Robt. McGill, Belguim

14 November 1944
(received in Alva, Okla., 23 Dec. 1944)

Dear Mother,

I am certainly sorry your answer to the last letter I wrote you hasn't arrived yet, but I don't suppose there is anything I can do about it now. Maybe it will catch up with me eventually.

I'm really in a heck of a storm at the present. My alloment to Helen went to the bank in my name instead of hers and it will take a couple of months to get that straightened out. In the meantime the money will go into our joint account. I wrote Love yesterday to change the joint account we have together to an account with Helen and I. I don't suppose it makes any difference to you anyway because it was all my money anyway (what little there was).

You know everything happens to me. I'm certainly having a time getting my affairs straightened out and it hanestly worries the heck out of me.

I really enjoyed New York City. Saw a couple of plays. I sent a couple of programs home. I thought you might like to look through them. Sure did wish you and Helen had been here to go with me. I know how much you especially would enjoy it. Tickets were very easy to get for everything but "Oklahoma."

Take good care of yourself now and I'll see you soon. Thanks a lot for batting on my side on the Robt. Warwick proposition. I certainly hope it goes off OK.

Love,
Bob

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