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Episkopi, Feb. 18, 1935
Dear Mr. Hill,
I was pleased and surprised at recieving your letter so soon after you arrived in Greece. I intended to reply by Saturday's boat, but lost track of the day, and didn't find out until too late.
I made a note of your reccomendations for the expense account, and will go through the whole list, itemising it as you suggest.
The films I use are _Perutz Persenso 26° Scheiner, 6 x 9 centimeters_, and cost 40 or 42 (I believe 40) drachmas a roll. I think it advisable to bring ten rolls.
It is too early to know definitely what success we are having with the mosquitoes, but I feel certain that we have done some good. I went on two occasions with the four men I mentioned, plus Christo and his brother-inlaw-to-be, who is as you know acting as
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