December 17, 1943.

Mr. Je Be Kissell,
Portis, Kansas.

Dear J. E.:

Mighty happy to have your good letter of the 14th instant
and eam hastening to give you Marvin Sollenberger's address. It
is 418 North Bleckley Drive, Wichita 8, Kansas.

T am happy that Max finished his work at Albuquerque in fine
style and is now on hiw way to the University of Georgia at Athens.
These boys are gaining a great education in moving from place to
place and seeing how people do things in other commmities. The
fact that Max made 85 in his flying certainly stamps him as an
outstanding aviator.

certainly hope that all the junior basketball boys will be
the University of Kansas. We certainly will be
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With all good wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.