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AMERICAN RED CROSS

Dr Forrest C,. Allen
Dept. Phys. Ed.
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Hansas

Dear Dr. Allen,

Returned to camp from a short furlough which

I spent in N.Y. and found your letter. I Was
very happy to hear from you again as I always
ami} I was also glad to hear that the First Aid
class was interested in my letter. I hope they

ealize that they are receiving instruction in
First Aid that is far superior to anywhere else.
I am very happy that I had the opportunity, and
when I was promoted to Sergeant after being in
‘the Army only 5 months, I realized it more than
ever,

April 18th, is the last day of our present
training period and I doubt thet I will be able
to make it then. But sometime in the near future
I expect to get some time to make the trip to
Lawrence and I will be happy to demonstrate and
letture on some of the things we do in the Medical
Corps.

Let me take this opportunity to Congratulate
you on the 17th consecutive Big Six title for
K.U, and I hope this streak continues for many
more years.

I will visit Lawrence as soon as [I can,
and would be very happy to hear from you again,

Very sincerely yours

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“To furnish volunteer aid to the sick and wounded of armies ..... " and “‘To act in matters of voluntary relief and In accord
with the military and — authorities as a medium of communication between the : 5 = United States of America
and their Army and Navy...... ” The Charter of The American National Red Cross. of Congress January 5, 1905.