Pebruary 26, 1945.

‘\ Lhe Ge O. Burnside,
8111 Tenth Street,
Galveston, Texas.

Dear Commander, or Admiral, or what shall we call you, Old Fellow? =

When I was down at Norman, when we got our licking in an over-
time game, I’went down and came back with Dave and Mrs. MeKown. They
gave me your address, and ever since I have been expecting to write
you and send you the Jayhawk Rebounds. I am putting you on our mail-
ing list so thet you will get the ones as they come out.

Iam only sorry that I hadn't your address sooner and I could
have sent you ae lot of the earlier issues. I am sending you 4 few of
those we have left, which may provide you with some interesting reading,
I hope. : : :

The Claude Monett's and the Verne Long's end the Murpheys were
all there and we enjoyed a visit with them. It was not complete with-
out you and the Mrs., I assure you.

I hope that you are fighting a good war and that you are as
happy as is possible under the conditions. Ve think of you and talk
about you a lot. Trust that you and the entire family are well. Give
my kindest regards to the Mrs., and remember me to Cob, Jr.

a
Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach. .