Arnie got a letter from his mother about their Easter activities at 501 East Mountain Street, Glendale. The Virginia mentioned here was Laura's life-long friend. After Laura died in 1992, Virginia asked for something special of Laura's — her Picasso. In the 1950's Laura had visited Paris and bought a very small Picasso painting (along the order of 3 inches by 5 inches or less, I never saw it) for $300. At the time it was a family scandal to spend so much for such a small work of art. It went missing during some turbulent times later in Laura's life, so Virginia's request could unfortunately not be fulfilled.
501 East Mountain Street, Glendale, California in 1945
(with North Jackson Street out of view on the far right)
(with North Jackson Street out of view on the far right)
Dolly Nevis, her boyfriend Lee, Hazel Nevis, Laura Nevis, and Laura's unidentified friend
visit Mt. Wilson Observatory, California, during WW2
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