February 14, 1942.

lr, Roy
Tower Petroleum Building,
Dallas, Texas.

Dear Roy:

Your brother, Lee, came in for the Creighton game
and we had a fine visit. Lee talked to Milton about
his application at the PBI office, and Milton stated
that he had written you in Dallas. But Lee said that
you did not get his letter. IT had intended to write
you, also, but in the rush of things this was not done.

I just went to thank you for your offer to help
Milton. I believe that he has the qualifications and
will be called soon. At least I hope so. He is so en
thusiastic about the work and I believe he will meke a
valuable man in this work. He is president of his
senior lew class, is freshman basketball coach, and is
helping me with the varsity.

He has an unusual insight into the strength and
wealmess of the opponents, and he does not hesitate
te tell me. Ve do not always agree on this, but that
is the thing I court. I do not want too many "yes"
men around me. I would rather have fellows that
challenge my judgment occasionally. But he is thor~
oughly cooperative and his heart and soul is in the

He has been to the FBI office twice in Kansas City
and has taken his examination, and we hope he will get
his call. I believe he saw lr, Brantley.

Anything that you could do, of course, would be
greatly appreciated, but I believe his application and
other credentials are in Washington now. Of course, I
know nothing about it, but I am just surmising suche

With all good wishes, I am .

Sincerely yours, f

Director of Physical Education end Recreation, ©
PCA: AH Varsity Basietball and Baseball Coach.