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enough to be just flying at night, but with acrobatics too, well, I was so excited I expected to bust any minute.
Then coming over Memphis at 6000' wotj tje cotu's lights looking like a magic carpet, and finally we spiraled down and landed. The natives were a bit startled to see two girl flyers and two officers walk in with parachutes.
When our airliner arrived, who should step off but Mrs. Love, back from Washington D.C. She rode back to here with us. After our night ride, my first airliner ride was anti-climax. I thot [sic] it too much like a bus.
Mrs. Love left last night for Long Beach to set up the WAFS there so if you should see any uniforms like mine walking around be sure to talk to her.
How soon do you figure on coming out here? Make it soon as possible, and fly. If you haven't "handy' money- let me send some- I've lots of it.

Part of [Letter from Dorothy Scott to her mother, February 24, 1943]