Se the outstanding Kansas man thet evening." Then Mit added, "It matters not how he got it, I'll bet he took it with- out a whimper, as he took everything that came to him," Mrs, Allen wrote T.P.'s mother, Mrs, Mary Hunter at Margaret, Texas, ex- take our sympathies to her, 1.P,'s sister, Mrs, Jimmie Hembree, wrote as 8 "Dear Mrs, Allen: My mother received your very kind letter a few days agos We wish to thank you for this sincere expression of your sympathy, We shall always treasure your letter for its encouragement now and for the future. Our entire community mourns for T.P. Many have come or written to us to express their sorrow, Among them are the parents of three other boys who have lost their lives « one in a plane crash, one ' and one in company with T.P. in the South Pacifi : le My mother is trying to be brave as T.P. had told her to be if anything ever happened to him, He was her baby and pride of her life, Though the wisest and kindest of us all, to meet his God. T.Pse, on receipt of a * We were so glad that T.P. attended the University and ¢ Allen, We wore glad that he had opportunities to amid such pleasant friends and surroundings, We wishto thank you for making his college life so pleasant and profitable, Let us hope that the death of T.Ps, and others like him will not be in vain but that war will be banished from the face of the earths We have not ived a letter of details yet, but a letter from Marine Headquarters said that he was killed July 21, on Guam, I am T.P.'s oldest sister. Yours sincerely, Margaret, Texas 7 (Mrs.) Jimmy Hembree August 25, 1944, : In this morning's mail I received a letter from T.P.'s buddy, Cpl. Charles P. Loar, USMC. It was written from the Naval Hospital at San Francisco, Calif. Cpl. Lear says: “Dear Mr. Allen: First of all I want to tell you who I ams Te Pe Hunter's best friends, We were in same outfit, and he was killed, I guess that story will be : but Tepe was a hero, and a great guys Ic end I think it would be a best-sellers I ville. - 825 : c i f 4 ; p i i