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105 EAST PINE STREET
WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI

February 6th 1939

DPe« Be Ge Allen,
Lawrence, Kansase

Dear Doctor:

I do not know just how to start this letter as it
is something that I very seldom do, but samethings
hurt at times and a fellow has to say a few words
whether he kas any business to or note I have
reference to George Golay Doc, and after seeing
him today and tslking to him I felt I had to write
to youe George is really whipped and looks like
a wreck. He does not want to see anybody and feels
that he is disgraced forever. I sure feel sorry
for hime Understand Doc as I said before it is
none of my business and I do not know any of the
circumstances, but know that you had just cause, but
I do want you to know how he feelse He does not
know I am writing this nor does anybody else and
I don't want anyone to know, but I did want to
tell youe You have always turned out a fine
bunch of boys in every sport and I have always
admired you, even tho you did call my yellow, ©
(and I was)when I hurt my shoulder, and I know
you would not want to leave « lasting effect on
e@nyone as badly as this is hurting Georgee Doc
if you can take him back I believe he will get
down and crawl for youe I am sure he will give
you everything he hase That is your business
however not minee I have always thought a lot of
rge as he worked for me and so did his father
he died last yeare I feel pretty close to
-him since his Dad died, because they asked Hardy
md I to sort of look after hime Please don't think
ther weap butting in Doc, but I think you two need each
ina! i mer now. I know George needs you, because I know
Beau mer swell fellow you are and I feel that you can
yes or George whats he needs to be madee Please
destroy and forget I wrote this.

HOME OFFICE BUILDING :
KANSAS CITY, MO. Yours, trulye
CHICAGO OFFICE:

INSURANCE EXCHANGE