September 2, 1943.

Lt. John 7. andrews,
541 Kenwood Aves,
Dayton, Ohio. —

Dear Jack:

| it was a swell letter that you wrote on the 29th, end

I enjoyed reading it immensely. I am going to use a part of
your letter in the next Jayhawk Rebounds. I think this is
wonderful etuff to pass on to ow boys.

Some time I am gol: | to write you a longer letter, but
this is just te let you that Rotary is moving along in
good shape and missing you like everything. We will certain-
ly be happy to have you back, Jocko, ~ when and if.

I am happy that all goes well with you. Give Ruth our
very best, and tell her we are pulling to have the Andrews
back in our midst at an early date. I certainly will not
forget at the next Rotary meeting, whieh is on September 15, _
te convey your wishes toe everyone of the “Rotes". We are
having no si Ge tas But we are doing quite well,
Jack , ae keep to the pattern you set for us when you
were the boss.

With every good wish, I an

Fraternally yours,

t

| Direetox of Physical Education;
FCAAH Varsity Basketball Coach.