Gibby, we are sending the football schedules to you pronto. If you
will look at the last Rebounds you will have the complete schedule. This is
the way we have of giving all the boys in the service - in the States and overseas
the latest dope on the schedule, and also some feature on the personnel of the ~
team. It certainly will be good to have Denzil and you back. We hope that both
of you can arrive at the same time.

S/Sgt. Waldo A. Miller:'is doing physical training work at the Army Air
Base, Seattle, Wash.e, and says he still likes it very much. He asks that we
send him Major E. R. Elbel's address, and we are glad to give it here for the
benefit of all his friends - School of Aviation Medicine, Randolph Field, Texas.

A/T Re. Le "Bob" Bock is now at Perrin Field, Sherman, Texas. He says,
"Two events that have occurred at K.U. while I have been gone have pleased
me very muche The Wm. Allen White Foundation and fund: should make for K.U.'s
attaining a high rele as a school of journalism, and since journalism is my
interest, good news it certainly was. Then Ernie Quigley's appointment as
athletic director should be a boost to the school. I read the Topeka Capital ar-
article reporting his appointment, and I feel quite sure that Mr. Quigley means whe
what he says and will give his all to boost K.U. athletics."

It is always good to hear from you, Sports Columnist Bob Bocke Keep
firing your entertaining letters in our direction. E. C. Quigley will be glad
to know that you feel as you do.

Chief Specialist Eddie Hall, USNTC, Great Lakes, Ill., says, “Bob Hope
said that the beys overseas write their girl friends that .a letter from home
is like a five-minute furlough. Your Rebounds are thirty-minute furloughs.

It is good to sit down and read about the big things some of the boys are
doinge. Some are doing real well for themselves. I wonder if T. P. Hunter has
gotten back into the scrimmage yet. He is probably trying hard if he is
physically able. And Knute Kresie is on top as he was on the baseball diamond.
e « eDoc, I'm still here at Great Lakes training recruits. I had a short
cruise on the Atlantic last winter. Other than that, I've been here all the
timee e « « I am coaching the Regimental Boat Racing Crew. What I knowa bout
it you could put in a small book but we are in second place — of twelve
regiments. It is a lot of fun but takes up all my extra time.

Iam glad, Eddie, that you think the Rebounds is a good thirty-minute
furlough.e You can always bet that Knute Kresie will be on the old mound
firing at the brothers in the batter' anees He always looked good to me when
he faced the opposing batsmen.

Chief Specialist Theno F. Graves writes, “I'm stationed at the University
of Southern California as an instructor in physical education. V-l2 program,
I have been here since March 20, Prior to that time I was at the naval train-
ing station, San Diego. « « .« One of your players of last season is here -
Homer Sherwood. He is doing well but will have to hurry to make the squad here
this year. Have some good men on hand at the present time."

Theno, the next time you see Homer Sherwood, tell him I am betting on him
to make the squade He was slow in starting here at the University, but he
got goinge Just give him a good chance and he will prove his worth.

S/Set. A. George Hulteen (APO 495, c/o P.M., New York) passes hig Rebounds
around to four or five Jayhawkers somewhere in India. George, I want to say
that if you will send me the addresses of these other boys we will be glad to
mail each one of them a Rebounds. I dmagine, George, the main topic of con-

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