Decenber 5, i944.

Mrs. W. N. Van Slyck,
223 Woodlawn Avenue,
Topeka, Kansas.

‘Dear Mrs. Ven Slyck:

I was delighted to receive your letter, and am
happy to give you herewith the address of Charles Loar, His
iast letter to me was dated October 11, 1944. His address is¥
Cpl. Charles P. Loar, Casual Bn., Trans. Center F.M.F. Pac.,
eare of Fleet Postoffice, San Francisao, California.

It was a great pleasure for me to have a fine visit
with Harold when he was here. I am enclosing a copy of the
hawk Rebounds a a eee whish I

you would enjoy reading.

Yes, I do think it would be a lovely thing if
would write to Mrs. Hunter. She hus been very brave in the
of fT. P., and I am sure that a letter from you would mean
her. Her address is Mrs. Mary ?. Hunter, Margaret, Texas.

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. I am sure that Mir. Van Slyck would have been proud
of your sons. I had many contacts with him, and always valued
very highly my association with this great character.

With best wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA :AH Varsity Basketball Coach.