August 22, 1945 ‘ :

Mr. Alan Davidson
Personnel Manager
Sterling Insurance Company
757 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago ll, Illinois —

‘Dear Alan:

I am glad to have your good letter of the 13th instant. I
am happy to know that you like the Jayhawk Rebound No. 17. I am worke |
ing on No. 18 now and although it may be the last or near the last of
the Rebounds, we will send the next issue to you and put you on the
mailing list.

Congratulations to you and for all that July 24 means. I
would have liked to have been with you that night because I know what
a eencatalah experience you had, for I have traveled the same road.

| I will be interested to know how you make out with your
Merit nation Plan. I am sure, however, that you will make good with
the band. :

- Yes, indeed! I do remember that 1923, — 0-0 game at Lincoln.
I have thought of that game many many times and would like to write @
story on it, and I may some time, ‘If and when I do I will oall you in
on the conference. The details seemed stamped indelibly in your mind
and I know of no one who could give a better portrayal of it than you.
For how well J know, because -- what a game you played that day. And
as for the other boys on that battling Jaylmwk team, I can say the same.

With all — wishes, I am
Sincerely

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Forrest C. Allen
Director, Physical Education
‘Varsity Basketball Coach

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