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				<title>Zeller correspondence</title>
				<author>John Zeller</author>
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					<persName>Susan Falciani Maldonado</persName>
					<resp>University Archivist and Director of Special Collections</resp>
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				<respStmt>
					<persName>Diane Jakacki</persName>
					<resp>Digital Scholarship Coordinator</resp>
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				<distributor>Special Collections/University Archives, Bertrand Library</distributor>
				<authority>Bucknell University</authority>
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					<addrLine>Lewisburg</addrLine>
					<addrLine>Pennsylvania</addrLine>
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				<p>John F. Zeller Papers</p>
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					<dateline>
						OCC H56<lb/>
						F.F. Sill, Okla.<lb/>
						Mar. 4,1943<lb/>
					</dateline>
					<salute>Dear Mother, Dad, and Grandma,</salute>
				</opener>
				<p>
					I don't have much time to write - test
					tomorrow - so I shait attempt to answer your letters until Sunday.
				</p>
				<p>
					I have ordered a short cent from
					John Wavamaker's in Phila and asked them
					to send it home for me. I t should arrive
					within the week. There may be a small COI
					charge to cover mailing. If there is, please
					pay it for me &amp; I'll make it up later. I've
					already sent them a check for the price of the
					Coat.
				</p>
				<p>
					you can open it when it comes, make
					sure its all right &amp; have it passed if it
					meals it. thanks a lot.
				</p>
				<p>
					Your mortal money orders arrived
					todan
					so I'm well taken care of and have all the money I shall need, I'll repay the
					$ 200 as soon as I get home. Thanks.
				</p>
				<p>
					The PR schedule arrived, Dad,
					many thanks + to Uncle Tom too for figuring
					it out. But since I have the air reservation
					I won't need it.
				</p>
				<p>
					My big problem now is how to get
					from Pittsburg to Lbg. I may be able
					to make it by train -- but connections will
					be awfully close. Will you send me a
					bus schedule. Asked Mr. Steininger. I'd
					like to leave Pittsburg about 6:00 of 6:30
					in the morning + get in Lbg. as soon after
					noon as possible.
				</p>
				<p>
					By train the best I can do is the afternoon
					5:20.
				</p>
				<p>
					Roscoe Brownell was in tonight. He leaves
					be in to see you.
					tomorrow + comes back here in 10 days. He'll
					be in to see you.
				</p>
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					<salute>Love,</salute>
					<signed>John.</signed>
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