December 19, 1940

Country Gentleman
The Curtis Publishing Conpany
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania —

Dear Bobs

Gee, you are a swell guy. You are asking for a lot
of grief when you ask the Allen generals into your homes The
wonen folks are all of that, aren't they, Bob? no

Bob, I think we will not get out of New York after our
gem@e Woe will stay there over night and let them rest as much
as possible on the 29th, then we will come in on the afternoon ©
traine It my be a little earlier than the schedule we now have,
but at any rate, we will get in sometime Sunday afternoon or
eveninge It would be nice if we could work out in the Field

House sometime before dinners oe

I took your gracious letter home and showed it to
Mrs» Allen aad she said, "I want Yrs. Reed's address. Iwontt |
make any promises because I know what an imposition it will be,"
I will write you again real soon, but I am just
telling you how gracious you are and Mrs. Reed will hear fran
Mrse Allen in a very short while.

 Fastily and appreciatively yours,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bduontion and Recreation
Varsity Basketball Coach

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