JOHN N. HADDOCK, D.D.S.,
615-616 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDsc.
SHAWNEE, OKLA.

Aug. 31, 1944

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Eéucation
University of Kanses

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

It was a great pleasure to receive your letter and
very nice of you to forward F.W.Leng's brochure on “Death
and Taxes". I have not had time to read it carefully but
I shell do so at the first opportunity. I em sure that
it will be of greet interest and that it has some very
useful information contained in it.

I, too, want to sey that our golf sessions were very
enjoyable and it wes e great pleasure to be able to pl-y
with you, Mit, Spike and Jim. We did have a lot of fun
and I am sure the exercise and compenidnship did us all
much good. I only hope that we will be able to repeat the
entire proceedure in the not too distant future.

Doctor, my arch normelizer is not for sale at any
price. I assure you thet I have received a world of good
from its use and have been faithfully rolling on it 190
times each evening since obtaining it from you. My feet
and legs feel better then they heve in years and the erches
do not bother a particle after standing st the chair ell
day. I also have discarded the arch supports. (Sounds
like a testimoniel, doesn't it3 but the above are absolute
facts end I am deeply grateful to you for recommending and
advising that I use the ieee!

I am very glad indeed that you were able to recover
at least = part of your money thet wes lost on our lest day
of golf and trust that you will be eble to get the rest of
it. It is too bad thet the young fellow hed to get sticky
fingers end yield to the temptation but I suppose we will
alweys have a few like that.

Trusting that you sre still enjoying your stete of
good heselth and that the coming year will be 9 successful
one in your field of endeavor, I am, 7

Very sincerely yours,

VY Peay

-Haddock, De Devs

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