December 10, 1945.

Mre. A. J. Anderson,
66 W. Wilshire,
Phoenix, Arizona.

Dear Mre. A. Je:

I am sending you one of the Jayhawk Rebounds for
perusal. I write these letters each month to the boys, but
have not gotten around to the November letter so .
a combined letter for November and December. In the back of |
my mind somewhere I had a notion that I had promised to send
you one of these. At least I was to send you something at —
Phoenix, because I teok your address.

t was sorry that I was tied up when you stopped by the
house the other day but I am glad that you got to aay goodby
to Mrs. Allen. She appreciated it very muoh.

This letter that I am enclesing will at least let Irma
know the dope on the Allen gang and other things around K.U.
oe I imagine he
is quite a boy by now.

Remember, if there is anything that you want us to do
at any time it will be a great pleasure to do it. I hope
that you enjoy the land of sunshine, light and air, and that
you are able to have a good forgetter while you are there.

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Payton Education,
FOAsAH | Varei ty Basketball Coach.