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July 30, 1945

Mrs. Betty Lou MoF. Kendall
105 North Courtland
Topeka, Kansas

Dear Betty Lou:

I ama little tardy in my acknowledgment in sending you the
Jayhawk Rebounds. It seems every day when I was away from my desk I
would think of the promise, then when I was at my desk other things
would crowd me wns 80 we I am sending you one of the June 256
Rebounds.

I started Rebound No. 18 on July 25, but my secretary's
mother took ill and she was called out of town; so I will wait for
her return, which should be this week, to make another start on No.
18. I trust that although a rather belated in its arrival, that you
will find some interesting reminders of the old Jayhawk's activities.

Bobby called his mother last week stating that perhaps he
would get a chance to stop in Kansas City on his return from a trip in
which he was taking some wounded service mn, but Sunday we got a wire
stating he was going directly back to San Francisco. I believe that
he was to ay so should be with Jean by the time this epistle reaches
you.

My best wishes to all at 105 North Courtland.
Sincerely,

Porrest C. Allen
Director, Physical Bducation
Varsity Basketball Coach

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