Noverber 29, 1941.

Mr. John H. Glenn,
710 E. 4th Street,
Beardstown, Illinois.

Dear Johnny:

Thank you very much for your very prompt epistle.
I me weey thkd you Atdn"’ Gxt ont €6 nee Jane. I want you to
take advantage of that opportunity the first time you are in
Chicago. Why wouldn't it be a good stunt for you to see our
DePaul game on January 31, and we will storm the Mons citadel.

I am sending you another schedule of our games in
ease I did not mail you one before. We certainly want you to be
eee ee ee Oe
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I know you must have had a great time in Toronto.

I certainly would liked to have been with your National Ice outfit
 @t that convention. We would have had a swell time, wouldn't we,
John, with egg lemonades with dexin, foot arch normalizers, and

_ the air of Cenadian patriotism shot through omr veins? Gee, I'll
‘bet you had a swell ‘ist

By the way, John, Mrs. Allen has inal finished visit-
ing with Jane and Hoot, and she is in Philadelphia now visiting
with Bob and Eleanor. I prooured four tickets te the Army-Navy
game and thought I might get away, but wisdom dictated otherwise
and I stayed here. After she visits there for a week she is go-
ing to visit Mary at Louisville. So I am a bachelor, but keeping
busy and keeping out of mischief. | ie

» regarding officials. Thank you very much for
your ee | They tried Craig, Clarno and Enright, but could.
not get them. They recommended Joe Rieff and I agreed to him.
Don Elser is teaching at Gary, Indiana, and he has been wanting
to officiate so I asked them to procure him. So since Den wants
to work I guess that about settles the officiating problem. I
want to thank you very much for your kindness, _— a
two boys will be able to man the job o.k. — 7

T understand that we are to play in the Chicago
Coliseum, so the floor purchase should be o.k. 1 know those
DeFaul babies and that is why I was protecting our boys from

every angle. :