OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL TRAINING
GARDEN CITY ARMY AIR FIELD
Garden City, Kansas

October 9, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

Director of Physical Training,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Doe;

I was mighty happy to receive the August issue of "Jay-
hawk Rebounds". This is a great idea to let old cronies know
of each others whereabouts. It was with much interest that I
read the letters from the other boys.

The last I heard from you was when I was stationed at
Curtis Field, I have been here at the Garden City Army Air
Field since the first of the — as head of the Physical
Training department.

I have wanted to take a hop up to Lawrence to say hello
many times, but this job of setting up a program on a new
field is a pretty big one and I have been far too busy to
travel around. This is the second one I have set up. I did
go out to Hays and over to Hastings, Nebraska for about two
weeks setting up Physical Training programs at those colleges
t00.

I am gOing to get busy one of these days and write toa
lot of the fellows.

Ruth and I are very happy here at Garden City. You know,
of course, that we have a baby girl now. She was a year old
the sixth of October. She is really a husky ‘and is just start-
ing to walk. We get a big kick out of playing with her.

Aviation Cadet Bob Stoland was here for basic training and
I got to talk with him quite a lot. By the way, Bob was one of
the outstanding cadets we have ever had here. He won the ath-
letic award for his class. A very fine specimen.

Must close now and go home to dinner. Remember us to every-
one and write when a can.

Sincerely, ae

HARRY G. GRAY

ist Lt., Air Corps,
post physical training officer.