ur. See Taylor, Sports Editor, |
fhe Des Moines Register and Tribune,
Des Moines, Towa.

Dear Sed:

Thanks for your good letter of April 22nd. I was quite
gure that you had never said anything unfriendly to me because I con-
sider you ons of my very best friends and I have always endeavored |
to keep your respect as well ag your friendship.

The way it was reported to me by one of your readers was
that it was inferred that-I was unfriendly to Creighton and the Missouri
Valley. — ar Ce ta ee ee ee er
you for ite

On the other sini ¥ deans abe ‘vory friendly to the
Missouri Valley Conference because I have always felt that the Big Six
did not give them a fair deal. And knowing of the resentment that
would cause among the Missouri Valley, I was afraid that I had been
ineluded by the Missouri Valley in the sategory of unfriendly people.
I have always gone out of my way to do every favor that it was possible
for me to do for any of the sohools of the Missouri Valley. That is ,
ae Stee See Sees EN teens, Seer seh Snes Hees 2, SO See Vey
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“the point tint I mde to the Big Six moguls at that

meeting at the Hyde Park Hotel in Kansas City wae that ies

University wae ne fine an sentenia ism@itution as any anbool in ited
and that Oklahoma A. & M. was en agriculture college and we needed an-
other sehool in Oklahoma to balence the schedule. And since we had
iowa, State and Kansas State, two state agriculture colleges, I thought |
it was a fine addition. I also pointed out that Drake had her Relays
and since it was a college in a big city and a friendly institution .
thet we should show appreciation for their many yeare of fine service.

Thanks, Sec, for your good letter.
With all good wishes to your good family and yourself,

Sincerely yours,

‘Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

The Des Moines |
Register and Tribune

Publishers of
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More Than 375,000 Sunday Circulation
April 22, 1943

 

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:
I want to thank you for your letter of April.12, and
the explanation you have made about the fifth district NCAA setup.

I do not believe that, at any time, have I ever accused
you, in my columns, of participating in any of the events to which
the Missouri Valley conference objects in connection with the
basketball setup, except that I have mentioned that you refused
to play Creighton last year at the end of the season on the
grounds that your team had defeated the Blue Jays and that there
was no reason why you should play again.

I am fully aware of the fact that you were the one
person. in the present Big Six who went to bat for the other schools
that were dropped quite a good many years ago.

I appreciate your letter and the carbon copies which
were enclosed, a was not necessary for you to defend yourself
as far as I was coneerned.

With kindest personal regards, I am

Sincerely,
uasich
Sec Tayl
Sports Editor

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LAWRENCE :

TO MEMBERS OF THE STAFF:

Under the new Federal PAY-AS-YOU-GO TAX LAW the State Auditor is required to withhold about 20% of
each salary warrant above the exemptions provided in the law, beginning with the July salary.

The new law is designed to make persons pay income taxes as they earn the income, instead of paying them
after the end of the year. The monthly deductions really will be advance payments toward the annual income tax which
actually can not be computed accurately until the end of the year. In some cases these advance payments will have
been too low, in other cases too high, but any difference is to be adjusted in the annual tax return to be made before
next March 15. Thus it is clear that the total tax liability of a person will be the same whether the income is earned, and
withholding deductions made, in 9 or 12 monthly installments.

In order to establish your exemption status you will need to sign and return to the Business Office both copies of
the enclosed Employees Withholding Exemption Certificate. Please be sure to fill out the certificate in detail according
to directions. Home address refers to town, state, and street. If you have a Social Security number, give it in the space
provided. If you are under 18 years of age, give your age on the name line following your name. Be sure to return your
certificates promptly; if you do not file a certificate, the law requires that the State deduct the tax from the entire salary
without benefit of any exemption. If you change your personal status, a new certificate must be signed before the end of
the month during which the change occurs.

The following table shows the exemptions allowed under the law. Note that the married person’s exemption can
be divided equally between man and wife, or that either can take the entire exemption. The deduction for dependents
can be taken only by the person actually providing the chief support.

Table of Exemptions for Salaries Paid on Monthly Basis

 

Single person $ 52
Married person: (a) Claiming whole of personal exemption.................... 104
(b) Claiming half of personal exemption........................ 52
(c) Claiming none of personal exemption......................... 0

Each dependent other than first dependent in case of head of family... 26

To determine how much of your pay is subject to tax, refer to the table on the back of this folder. Table 2 applies
to any person whose appointment begins after the first day of the month, but applies to that month only; Table 1 applies
to all other employees.

Here is an example under Table 1: A married man with one dependent claiming all the personal exemption will
have $10 withheld from his check if his monthly wages are anywhere between $160 and $200. You will note that only in
the case of a salary of $180 will the deduction be exactly 20% of the amount above the exemption; that for the salaries
between $160 and $179 the amount withheld will be greater than 20%, and for the salaries between $181 and $200, less
than 20%. This is inevitable under the bracket system of taxation, and if there is any difference in your case the adjust-
ment is to be made in your tax report next March. *

Certain other features of the law are mentioned below for your information:

Declaration of Estimated Tax. On or before September 15 you will have to file with the Collector of Internal Rev-
enue a Declaration of Estimated Tax for 1943, if you expect to have this year, or had last year, an income from wages
of over $2700 if single or $3500 if married, or if you had last year, or expect to have this year, an income from sources
other than wages of $100 or more, and total income in excess of your personal exemptions. Any tax due under this Dec-
laration must be paid in equal installments on September 15 and December 15.

Any tax on your 1942 income which you paid before June 15, 1943, is considered to be payments on your 1943 in-
come tax, and that amount therefore is to be deducted from your 1943 estimated tax. |

Any errors made in your Declaration of estimated tax are to be corrected in the actual tax return which you will file
on or before next March 15. Any underpayment of tax is to be made up by you; for any overpayment the Government
will give you a credit against future taxes.

Tax Cancellation. The new law cancels in full the 1942 tax liabilities of all persons whose tax for 1942 was not
more than $50; cancels a flat $50 in the case of those whose tax was between $50 and $66.67; and cancels 75% of the tax in
the case of those whose total tax was above $66.67. The remainder of the tax is payable one half March 15, 1944, and
one half March 15, 1945. However, if a person’s tax on his 1943 income is less than the tax on his 1942 income, the can-
cellation applies to the 1943 tax, and the entire last year’s tax must be paid.

Victory Tax. The new law does not eliminate the Victory Tax which you have been paying since January. The
Victory Tax remains in effect, and of the Withholding Tax, 17% applies to Income Tax and 3% to the Victory Tax. How-
ever the Victory Tax assessment actually remains at 5%, although only 3% will be withheld starting with July. The
difference is to be made up by you when you make your annual Victory Tax report.

In case a person is subject only to the Victory Tax, the withholding rate will be only 3%. This situation will oc-
cur where the wages are less than the Income Tax exemption but higher than the Victory Tax exemption. ©
Yours very truly,
KARL KLOOZ, Bursar
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dependents : NONE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MARRIED
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claiming half of
personal exemp-
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of dependents: NONE 1 2 3 4 5 6
‘SINGLE
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with the
following
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dependents : NONE 1 2 3 4 5 6
MARRIED
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claiming all of
personal exemp-
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MONTHLY PAY TABLE I
But 5
At Less Amount of tax to be withheld—
Least Than
$0 $40 $4.00. westieeeogs decease: FIR EAT Bh a i eceeeed  sttegee
40 50 9.00 ON ee eet i ees 8S agate FY foesezene
50 60 11.00 5.80 $0.60 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10 $0.10
60 70 13.00 7.80 2.60 .40 -40 .40 40 -40 40
70 80 15.00 9.80 4.60 -70 70 70 -70 -70 -70
80 100 18.00 12.80 7.60 2.40 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10
100 120 22.00 16.80 11.60 6.40 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70
120 140 26.00 20.80 15.60 10.40 5.20 2.30 2.80 2.30 2.30
140 160 30.00 24.80 19.60 14.40 9.20 4.00 2.90 2.90 2.90
160 200 36.00 30.80 25.60 20.40 15.20 10.00 4.80 3.80 3.80
200 240 44.00 38.80 33.60 28.40 23.20 18.00 12.80 7.60 5.00
240 280 52.00 46.80 41.60 36.40 31.20 26.00 20.80 15.60 10.40
280 320 60.00 54.80 49.60 44,40 39.20 34.00 28.80 23.60 18.40
320 360 68.00 62.80 57.60 52.40 47.20 42.00 36.80 31.60 26.40
360 400 76.00 70.80 65.60 60.40 55.20 50.00 44.80 39.60 34.40
400 440 84.00 78.80 73.60 68.40 63.20 58.00 52.80 47.60 42.40
440 480 92.00 86.80 81.60 76.40 71.20 66.00 60.80 55.60 50.40
480 520 100.00 94.80 89.60 84.40 79.20 74.00 68.80 63.60 58.40
520 560 108.00 102.80 97.60 92.40 87.20 82.00 76.80 71.60 66.40
560 600 116.00 110.80 105.60 100.40 95.20 90.00 84.80 79.60 74.40
600 640 124.00 118.80 113.60 108.40 103.20 98.00 92.80 87.60 82.40
640 680 132.00 126.80 121.60 116.40 111.20 106.00 100.80 95.60 90.40

680 720 140.00 134.80 129.60 124.40 119.20 114.00 108.80 103.60 98.40
720 760 148.00 142.80 137.60 132.40 127.20 122.00 116.80 111.60 106.40

760 800 156.00 150.80 145.60 140.40 135.20 130.00 124.80 119.60 114.40

 

 

 

 

 

 

$800 or over 20% of the excess over $800 plus
$160.00 $154.80 $149.60 $144.40 $139.20 $134.00 $128.80 $123.60 $118.40
DAILY OR TABLE II
MISCELLANEOUS PAY
But Amount of tax to be withheld is the following amount
At Less multiplied by the number of days in such period—
Least Than
$0 $1 S010. ey eee teiaenee Pres eee Oe eee gh anne CER ee gee soensisn
2 30 SO ir ee EU aes oe Se Lene ee eee een eaahTe :
2 3 -50 «35 a re ee eee gna aera hs mentees
3 4 70 -55 35 $0.20 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05
4 5 90 «75 -55 « -20 «hk is
5 6 1.10 95 75 -60 40 25 10 -10
6 7 1.30 1.15 -95 .80 -60 45 30 15
7 8 1.50 1.35 1.15 1.00 .80 -65 -50 -30
8 9 1.70 1.55 1.85 1.20 1.00 85 -70 50
9 10 1.90 1.75 1.55 1.40 1.20 1.05 -90 70
10 12 2.20 2.05 1.85 1.70 1.50 1.35 1.20 1.00
12 14 2.60 2.45 2.25 2.10 1.90 1.75 1.60 1.40
14 16 3.00 2.85 2.65 2.50 2.30 2.15 2.00 1.80
16 18 3.40 3.25 3.05 2.90 2.70 2.55 2.40 2.20
18 20 3.80 3.65 3.45 3.30 3.10 2.95 2.80 2.60
20 22 4.20 4,05 3.85 3.70 3.50 8.85 3.20 3.00
22 24 4.60 4.45 4.25 4.10 3.90 8.75 3.60 3.40
24 26 5.00 4.85 4.65 4.50 4.30 4.15 4.00 3.80
26 28 5.40 5.25 5.05 4.90 4.70 4.55 4.40 4.20
28 30 5.80 5.65 5.45 5.30 5.10 4.95 4.80 4.60
$30 or over 20% of the excess over $30 plus

$6.00 $5.85 $5.65 $5.50 $5.30 $5.15 $5.00 $4.80 $4.65

If in any case the number of dependents is in excess of the largest number of dependents shown above, the
amount of the tax to be withheld shall be the applicable figure in the last column reduced to the following
extent for each dependent:

If the payroll: period is monthly {.....:2...0... 56s $5.20

If the payroll period is daily or miscellaneous ...................... 15
In no case, however, shall the amount withheld, regardless of the number of dependents, be less than 3% of the
amount by which the average wage in the bracket in which the wages fall exceeds the exemption allowed for
the purpose of the Victory tax.

 
 

August 31, 1943.

Captain Hugh Turner,
the Salvation Army,
Leavenworth, Konsad.

Dear Captain Hugh: ;

Theil you fox your wary cood letter of August
25th. T assure you it was a pleasure to work
with you here in Lawrence. You and Mrs. Turner
did a grand job and I wish te commend you most
See

1 teint Maoh pine ghcihin eae aeons nats le
“ime as T had a splendid visit each time T wes
with yous

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, Very sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Education,
FCA:AH | Ponlty inecetendt Coach. —

 
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CAPT. and MRS. HUGH TURNER, Officers in Charge 729 Vermont Street
LAWRENCE, KANSAS

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August 25, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
801 Lae
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

I want to take this opportunity of sincerely thanking
you for the splendid cooperation you have given The Salvation
Army and myself during our short sojourn here in Lawrence.

In my estimation there isn't a town in the state of
Kansas which has an Advisory Board equal to the one which
Lawrence proudly boasts of and may I assure you it is with
deep regrets that I write this letter bidding you adieu.

It has been a pleasure to me to have lived and worked
here in this community, however I am certain that what I
am to lose the incoming officer will gain and I know that
he too will receive from you the same cooperation I have
had.

Thus goodbye and way God richly bless you, I remain,

Singerely yours,

   

Captain
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General Territorial Commander Divisional Commander

 

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Dr. Forrest C. Allen Mrs. C. E. Daniels Mrs. A. B. Weaver John V. Sees Henry Brinkman Mrs. A. B. Ewing
 

August 23, 1948,

A/S Ja Po Turner,

YulZ Unit, Talcott Hall, Room 2138,
Oberlin College,

Overlin, Ohio.

Desay Pauls

I enjoyed your letter of the 2lst instant very
sai ee SS Pe ee Fer ereiae Seay
and Deatie

We have just written another Jayhawk Rebounds
letter, which I hope you will enjoy reading.

With best wishes for your success, I am

Sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Education,
FPOAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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Oberlin, Ohio.

‘Dear Paul: |
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17th instant and to know that you are enjoying your

experiences in the VY~12 program at Oberlin.

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August 19, 1943.

Mire Taft Talbot,
R. 8S. Elliott Arms Co.,

As promised, I am sending you a copy of the excerpt
from the Journal of Charles Pickney of South Carolina.
I recall that you wanted one for your om information.

I enjoyed the golf game with you yesterday very much
and the short visit that you had re our family at the
dimuer table last evening.

With all good wishes for your wishitiieaih oii, I an

Very sincerely yours,

' Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
August 19, 1943.

Rev. Charles Thomas,
1124 Mississippi St.,
‘Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Charlies
The part of this letter that refers to the unpleasant

. ineident has been taken care of. This is for your oon-~-
fidential information.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
— Varsity Basketball Coach.
- OFFICE PHONE 2-0370
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ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION

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August 6, 1943

Dr. Forrest C, Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear "Doc":

I received your letter and appreciate your checking up on me on
the matter of Dr. Boughton's contribution to our athletic injuries
coursee I presume the implications of one of the sentences in the
folder are different than I had intended.

Neither Chuck Cramer nor Dr. Boughton suggested that I say anything
about their qualifications and as far as I know Dr. Boughton knows
nothing about what has been printed. The fact is that he has been
running some tests on treatments for athlete's foot with Chuck Cramer
and Chuck offered to bring the doctor along to explain it to the boys
heree That's about all there is to it.

Of course, we know Chuck's qualifications because we have tested
him several times in conjunction with other regular trainers and
physicians that we have had on our staff. I don't know of anyone
anywhere, aside from yourself, who has kept more up to date on
athletic injuries and the latest methods in their care and treat-
ment than has Chuck Cramer. As far as Dr. Boughton is concerned,
he is just extra and is charging us nothing for his services.

I am glad to have your tip, however, and we'll be pretty careful
hereafter in wording the statements in our folders. You understand
we have always enjoyed your work in our coaching schools and, of
course, expect to invite you to participate in them in the future.

With best wishes, I an,

Yours very cordially,

E.R. STEVENS, PRESIDENT
INDEPENDENCE

J.R. JONES, VICE-PRESIDENT
GARDEN CITY

E. A. FUNK, TREASURER

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So eo er ene BE. A. Thonas, Commissioner

D. E. WOLGAST
MARYSVILLE

HUGH W. SPEER
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JOHNNIE CORRIGAN
POWHATTAN
 

August 6, 1945.

Director of Education,
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duly 6, 1943.

Miss Elisabeth Taylor,
Administrative Assistant,

Division of Intellectual Cooperation,
Pen American Union,

Washington, D. C.

Dear Miss Teylor:

I have your letter of Jume 30th requesting
some information on the teaching of basketball, and
regret that I em wmable to send you any material for
teacher in Chile.

"My Basketball Bible", te which you refer,
has been out of print for several years. I have a
much leter text, "Better Basketball", published by
the McGraw-Hill Publishing Company of New York City,
which I am sure would be very valuable to this Chilean
ineruyien ee ee ee

for $4.00, f the oortnts of the oaks, The tert anil
sporting goods firms.

_ My only other suggestion would be some of
the magazines for coaches, such as “The Scholastic
Coach", 220 B. 42nd St., New York City, and “Athletic
Journal", 6858 Glemood Ave., Chicago, Illinois. If

I come across anything that I think will be of assist~
ance to you I shall send it along. :

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:An Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
L. S. ROWE PEDRO DE ALBA
DirRECTOR GENERAL ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

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THE PAN AMERICAN UNION PAN AMERICAN UNION ARGENTINA GUATEMALA
IS THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
MAINTAINED BY THE TWENTY-ONE
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VELOPMENT OF GOOD UNDERSTANDING,
FRIENDLY INTERCOURSE, COMMERCE
AND PEACE AMONG THEM; CONTROLLED € ? COLOMBIA NICARAGUA
BY A GOVERNING BOARD COMPOSED
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EDITORS, COMPILERS, TRANSLATORS

AND LIBRARIANS. June 30, 1943.”

BOLIVIA HAITI
CHILE MEXICO

COSTA RICA PANAMA

EL SALVADOR URUGUAY

Dear Dr. Allen:

We have just received a request from a director
of physical education in Chile for information on
basket—ball and as I was raised on the K.U. brand, I
am taking the liberty of asking what you recommend for
this teacher.

If you have any brief publication to which you
could refer us, particularly if it is free of charge,
we would appreciate this very much, as the gentleman
sent no money with his request.

There is great interest in Latin America in our
sports and it is sometimes very difficult to find the
necessary information in answer to these requests, but
I am sure that you will know of any publications in
this field that we could send him,

Also, will you please let us know where we can get
a copy of "My Basket-Ball Bible" which is of course the
authority on that game. :

I shall look forward to receiving your reply.

blicabeid,
; Llisape aylo

Administrative A
Division of Intellectual Vooperation

Dr, F. 6: Allies
Chief Coach
University of Kansas
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dune 16, 1943.

Miss Blanche Me TrilRing, DMrestor,
Departament of Physical Education for Women,
Wisconsin,

University of
Madison, *
Dear Miss Trilling:

in the absence of ow chancellor, Deane W. Malott, I
em replying to your commmication of June 4, 1943. |

‘Ne have been very mich pleased with Miss Jean Bliss,

? Director of Physical Education,
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

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Direetor of Division Amateur Y Asesor Tecnico,
Comision De Reereo Y Deportes Publicos,

Pe O- Box 5207,
Sen Juen, P. R.

My very good friend Torregrosa'

I wish to sis ks Site utes ellison bia biabitianiie
and kindmeas in mailing me an autographed copy of your fine
text book of basketball coaching. I appreciate this copy
and will be very proud and happy to include it in sy library
here at the University of Fensas.

3 . I congratulate you on the fine edition that you have
published. This, I am very sure, will be helpful indesad to
the young men in your country who are taking up basketball.
The proper teaching of fundamentals will do much for the

durable growth of the gauo. Too many coaches neglect their
undenentals end when they neglect the fundamentals basket-
ball ceases t grow. We need more fine publications like

YOurs «

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Again thanking you for your thoughtfulness, end with
every good wish to you, Ian

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Sineerely yours,

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May 1, 1943.

Captain Bric T. Tebow,

Army Pictorial Service,
Signal Section,

MQ. SOs,

A.P.0. 871, c/o Postmaster,
Kew York.

—

I eertainly appreciated your good letter and the
enclosure from "The Stars and Stripes".

IT was over at Atehison this past week and spoke at
& get-together of all the men of the Protestant churshes
there. I sew Mr. and Mrs. Karl Spear,’ and we talked
about yous I assure you it was all very complimentary.

I am sending you a mimeographed letter that has gone
out to some of our boys who are in the service. Some of
these names I know are very familiar to you and I an
sending this along with a resume of our basketball season

which may prove interesting to you.

Where is Mrs. Tebow? ‘ive my kindest regards and
best wishea to her. And you know this goes for you one
hundred per cent. It was nice of you to think of us, and
ee ee
welfare.

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Educetion,
ee Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
Army Pictorial Service
Signal Section

APO 871
c/o Postmaster N.Y.

Dear Phog : d fe

Just a line from Great Britain to let you know that the KU basketball
scores get around. I am enclosing a list of scores that came out in
today's"Stars and Stripes" the European Tieatre of Operations daily
paper. It lists two more victories for you and your boys. I have noticed
victorious scores on several other occasions and even Mrs. Tebow h as
written me that you have another wonderful team. Congratulations, and
best wishes for the continuance of another successful season.

I am enjoying my work as executive officer to the Diredor of the
Tee
photographic section of the army and needless to say we are covering
the activites of U.S. troops in this theatre. It is a fascinating
Phase of army work and we have some wonderful photographers who do
thé real jobe You will see their work periodically in your newsreels
as the pictures that pass the censor are released to the commercial
news. reel companies.

My kindest personal regards.
Most cordially,

os) eee
Eric T. Tebow
Captain, Signal Corps

 
| Bbsldithall Results

Albright 54, Lakehurst Naval Air Station 34.
Colgate 67, Syracuse Army Air Base 37.
New Hampshire 40, Northeastern 31.
St. Josephs 48, La Salle 45.

St. Francis 60, Fort Monmouth 54.
Louisiana State 51, Mississippi 39.
Depaul 57, Western Michigan 44.
Concordia 47, George Williams 34.
Illinois Normal 44, Macomb Teachers 41.
Amherst 44, Coast Guard Academy 43.
Camp Girardeau 30, Springfield Teachers 21.
Illinois Wesleyan 47, James Millikin 30.
Clarkson 58, Oswego Teachers 41.
Otterbein 52, Kenyon 42.

Georgetown 71, Catholic University 45,
Davidson 58, South Carolina 43.

Sydney 44, Roanoke 3%

Oshkosh 49, Sheboygan 46.

La Crosse Teachers 39, Winona Teachers 26.
Temple Teachers 60, Tri-State 36.
Dayton 52, Marshall 45.

Capital 70, Heidelburg 64.

Marietta 70, Bethany 61.

Wooster 54, Case 35.

Moravian 57, Swarthmore 38.

Ohio University 66. Miami 53.

Carleton 44, Cornell 34.

Bowling Green 65, Romulus Air Base 18.
Hamline 46, St. Thomas 31.

Detroit 33, Assumption College 24.
Toledo 60, Xavier 38.

Carroll 36, Lawrence 35.

East Central State 46, Norman Naval Base 45.
Kansas 71, Rosecrans Field Fliers 22.
Akron 48, "Baldwin Wallace 44.

North Dakota State 39, South Dakota 35>
Lutheran 38, Dubuque 29.

Geneva 79, Grove City 46.

Knox 46, Ripon 40.

Nebraska Wesleyan 40, York 34.

Loyola 83, Millsap 32.

Panzer 54, Hofstra 51.

Camp Grant 63, Elgin 24.

Worcester 61, Wesleyan 41.

Cortland Normal 34, Alfred 29.
Cincinnati 50, Wilmington 30.

Western Maryland 39, Delaware 24.
Florida 61, Tampa 36.

Washington 49, Virginia 43.

Westminster (Mo.) 39, William Jewell 33.
Westminster (Pa.) 60, Hiram 28.

Kansas 45 North American Bombers 36.
Muskingum 50, Ohio Wesleyan 41.
Colorado State 45, Colorado 27.
Brigham Young 57, Utah Aggies 41.
Southern California 32, California 27.
Wyoming 68, Utah 25. :
St. Marys 45, Oakland Naval Base 29.
Washington State 46, Oregon 40

San Francisco 33, Chicago 29.

UCLA 43, Fox Studios 37.

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OFFICE OF THE EDUCATION ADVISOR

April 17, 1943

Dr. #. C. Allen
105 Robinson
University of Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

In regard to my letter of March 15, Ken
Caldwell has completed his application
with the Committee on Admissions and
Guidance. His record is now clear and
his grades are released.

Sincerely,

Committee on Admissions and Guidance

by 2A Lezarates.
Chairman

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April 14, 1943.

Ur. Le Le Touton, —
435 VWeat G2nd Terrace,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Louke:
Thank you for the literature on your camp. I am sending

this along to Mrs. W. 8. “Aleox, of 745 Alabama Street, Lawrence,
who asked me for information on summer camps.

Very cordialiy yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
  

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April 7, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phogs

Thanks so mach for remembering my
Camp. I am still at,and am sending you the
only literature I am using this summer.

Best wishes to you.

Sincerely yours, | ;
L. L. Touton
Coordinator

CAA War Training Service

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