Jamary 31, 1945.

Lt. John H. Glen, USER,
Waval Air Station,
Glenview Illinois.

Dear Johnny:
Doubtless you have received the new Jayhawk Rebounds. T had ex-
pected to drop you a note and enclose it with the Rebounds, but my secretary

was more efficient in getting the mail out to you than I was in getting my
note written. ‘Thank you for sending Warren Brown's colum.

Of course things are popping along the gambling front now, with
startling regularity. They haven't gotten the big boye yet. But the
gamblers will continue to thrive so long as the N.C.A.A. outfit, a bunch
of political athletic shadow boxers, do nothing but talk.

fug Wilson'& voice sounded like the hollow sound of a conch shell.
OS ee ee rather sloppy.

I am happy that you have had an opportiwmity to visit with Hoot.
I imagine, too, that you have had an opportunity to see Jane while she has —
been back there visiting the past week. Little Jill Mons is a corking good
youngster, and a pretty one, too. Mrs. Allen is a = oe
when Jane takes the baby away. Mrs. Allen has been caring for her during
Jane*s absence and she has become so attached to her that Jill is a part of
her very existenoe.

We had a killer-diller last night - a typical dingdong Kansas-
Kansas Aggie basketball game. They were ahead of us until the last two
minutes, then we pulled up and finished with a three-point margin. But
our friends, the customers, were prostrated!

I will be happy to hear from you at any time, and better still
we would be delighted to have you sit on ow bench and give us that old
‘morale build-up of which Lieutenant John H. Glem is capable.

With all good wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

ss: papeotor of Physical Edueation,
FCA:AH —- Yarsity Basketball Coach.