NORTHEAST MISSOURI

STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI

February 6, 1941

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

Dear Dr. Allen:

It goes without saying that I was delighted to receive your
kind note of February 4. It is getting me around to what
I've meant to do for several weeks; that is, tell you how
much I have enjoyed the stir that your interview kicked up.
Leydents latest move is just another evidence in support
of your contention. The family was greatly interested in
the article in Colliers. After our fine time together
here, this story seemed to concern part of our family.

So many times since you were here I've wished that we

might have a bit of time together to talk over a great deal
that we have in common. 4

 

college commuting distance from such a colleges I'd be

glad for you to pass it on to me. I am very happy working
for my Alma Mater, but many times I wish that my youngsters
might have an opportunity to live at home and avail them-
selves of professional training in fields other than
teaching since some of their interests lie in other fields.
I might even consider public relations work with a business
concern near a University if the concern were an old,
reliable outfit. However, I prefer to stay close to
teaching.

Since yours,’

Clifte rnwell
Direct of Bureau
of Alu Activities

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