December 8, 1943.

Pvt. Keith UJ. Grant,
Pit. 1024 R.D. M.C.B.,
San Diego, 41, Calif.

Dear Keith:

: Your good friend and mine, Henry Shenk, gave me your
hello. I ansure you that I was happy to hear fran |
you to know that Iwish you every good thing in life.

While the discipline is pretty tough, you along with
the other boys will learn the greatest lesson of life - that of
leyalty and cooperation. Please do not think that I an
to youe I am just saying that if you are fortmate enough to come
back, and we are sure that you will, that you will be one of the

country's leaders because it is only through discipline and effort
that people achieve the great things in life.

I am sending you a copy of the Jayhawk Re and I
am putting you on the wailing list so that in your leisure moments
you will be able to sean over the page and find the familiar
names of so wany fellows that you like.

Hl

If there is anything that we oan do for you at any time
please know that it will be a pleasure. |

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Very sincerely, Your Fridnd,

Director of Physical Sducation,
Varsity Basketball Coach. |