March 26, 1946.

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Mre Je Re Fluker
c/o American Mission
Ae Pe O- 885

New York, New York

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Dear Bob:

Your letter of December 3 has been on ny
desk for sometime, It arrived in the heat of our
basketball season and consequently, it has suffered
by such ill timing. I am ashamed of the fact that
so much of my correspondent has had to lie unanswered.

Your problem of having more sports films and
sports information to present to the youth of other
nations is one that should concern all of us. lowe
ever, up to the present time I have had no communication
from the State Department concerning it, and know of
nothing that is being done to help your situation.

From all that I have heard from. boys who have \
come hack, I agree with you heartily on the theory that
world peace and world democracy might well be based on
spotts. Now that I have time, since basketball season
is over, I shall make every effort to find out if any-
thing along this line is being done and you can be assured
that I shall do all that I can to render assistance to
people like you,

At present the K.U. film library doesn't even have
a picture of the Kansas Varsity of any year, but we are cone
templating making one of this year's Jayhawkers. I will
keep you in mind, If there is any way that a can be of ase
sistance, I shall do so, \

We have had a very good year in basketball and,
although lossing to the Oklahoma Aggies at the District
5 Play-Off, we did win our Big Six Conference Championship.