April 27, 1942.

Mr. Clinton W. Kanaga,
Jenkins Music Coo,
1217-23 Walnut Ste,
Kansas City, Moe

Dear Clint:

It was mighty fine of you to write me as you did
regarding Bobby. I will convey your good wishes and congratulations
to Mrs. Allen and I know it will please her most heartily. And I
will not forget when I write Bobby to tell him of your thoughtful-
ness in writing Mires. Allen and me regarding his achievenents.

Thank you very much. —

Now, I want to tell you regarding your fine son, Clint.
He asked Mrs. Allen and me over to the Phi Delt house for dinner
last Thursday and we had a lovely time. Mrs. Allen said, after
leaving the house, “Forrest, isn’t Clint a most satisfactory boy?
He seems to have everything - earnestness of purpose, sincerity
of action, and a most pleasing and affable personality. ile is
foreeful, and does not drift to superficiality."

| We have always been very fond of Clint and I want you
to know that there is a common bond among parents that makes us
appreciate these fine things in youth.
ith all good wishes to you and a deep appreciation
for your writing, I em, with kindest personal regards,

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA:A | Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

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