arch 20, 1942

Mire Dick Williams
2309 Ee Sixth Ste
Tucson, Arizona

Dear Dicks

I em mighty happy to have your letter of Yarch 15 in
which you enclosed a cartoon of "Skipper."

At our dinner table the other day Urse Allen had this
cartoon, &6 Bobby always gets the Vedette, and we discussed
Skipper and Odde We are happy that both boys are doing so welle

in fhet, Mrse Allen, I am sure, has written you a

letter congratulating you on Skipper's good worke She takes

& personal interest in both boye because they are Culver men,
or at least Skipper is one and Odd is on his waye I Imow of

no one who has such a deep seated interest in Culver as Mrse
Allene She thinks it is the gmndest place in the world, and

I find myself agreeing with her when if cones to a fine environ-
ment for boyse

Yes, I see vad quite often; as a matter of fact, I
went down to see one of his Junior High School games and the
boy really looks good on the basketball courte I am writing
pre ®& note — him on being selected as a coe
o& ne

: Gur team was potentially not very strong this year and
I was more ‘than delighted to get a tio out of ite We had the
most frail and least powerful team that I ever coached, yet they |
bad & great fighting heart and for ue to get a tie nore than pleased
mee

Everything is going along senisbitue here in Lawrence
and I trust that the Tuscon weather is much to your likinge

With all geod wishes for your success, t Gilly
Sincerely yours,

| Director of Physical Education and Recreation
FCAslg | Varsity Basketball andBaseball Coach .