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July 28, 1942.

Dear Clint: | 7 .

Yery happy to have your good letter of the 20th instant and to
know that you made your Lieutenantecy. ne Oe eee
congratulations! |

ee ee ind aie Shi isin Betty
Jean Hess has been visiting Eleanor th Se ee and
chek wilek Mae tein re, Kila pe 9% the girls and also showed
them your beautiful present to her on mother’s dey. You come in for
WHENS 6 ED a comme Su Cen ALi hecpeele, pce

Keep on on doing this fine work, Clint. We expect to see you one of
the top officers in time. I note that you have lost 15 pounds since |
you have been at Quantico. Well, that won't hurt you a bit. It will
make you tough and more rugged, end as you say, when you get @ whack
at those Japs you will tear ‘an apart. °

sh ici Wlishd: adeaminsite/ eset tits Saas Sn Cinta ae wisi te
warm weather on the Potomac. Uowever, we do not expect this
Colorado weather to last long, but we are thankful indeed for the
present temperature. Tt is about 68 in the morning and 80 in the
afternoon, so you see it is delightful.

i

ever, Eleanor is going to school the last four weeks to finish her

payohology requirement that is necessary for her to have to graduate —
with her major in that subject at Pennsylvania.

are out

who drop.

Things are pretty quiet hore and most of the young men are
of tom on the service call. Occasionally wo see the boys
in for a day or two, but they are generally on the move. The
Ordnance plant has swelled the tom's population, but it has changed
5 ee ee Sr But we can expect that in time of war.

‘Yes, 1 would certainly like to see your nobby, nifty outfits.
T*ll bet you are the berries!

With all good wishes to you, I am
_ Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Eduoatich,
POA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.