they had when Heward, tegether with Beb Allen, was visiting Dr. Peete in
Kansas City. Engleman is new speaking over Dr. Peete's telephene after
calling Harley Anderson: “Hello, Harley, this is Dr. Allen speaking. I
was just wondering hew yeu have enjeyed werking in the towel roem in the
gymnasium." Anderson said, "Fine, thank you, Decter." Engleman speaking:
"Well, I am very serry to tell you that we are geing te have te dismiss
yeu fer lack ef funds in the department. You have been @ good man but we
can't keep you any lenger. Come in my office when you get batk te the
University and I will de the best I can fer you." Later, Harley get even
with Engleman by effering him gratuities that Engleman never received, but
we will let Howard tell that. These college days are dizzy day, aren't they,
Heward?

_ Lt. T. C. "Tem" Bishep, a star en the three Kansas varsity basketball
teams of 1929, 1930 and 1931, writes from a New York APO address, “What is
the deal on the Rebeunds? Abeut two months ago I received a copy from Ce
E. MeBride and I enjeyed the issue very much. I was in Texas at the time,
but erders came for me to meve, and new I'm sitting in Nerth Africa."

(C. E. McBride, you know, is sperts editer of the Kansas City Star, and
Tem married Mary Mil, C. E.'s eldest and only daughter.) Goed luck, Tom,
eld fellow.

Lt. Lawrence R. Johnston (baseball '41, '42), writes from the Central
Pacific, "Regardless ef where you go you see Kansas men. I met one, Roy
Jindra, a marine cerperal, abeard ship. Capt. Charles Groff, Topeka, is
intelligence officer at garrisen headquarters and is en this island. My
roommate knew Gerden Gray at Harlingen, Texas, high scheol. He alse said he
knows a Capt. Weinecke from K.U. on another island in this atell. Could
that be Emil Weinecke?"

S/Sgt. Ralph "Red" Dugan, pitcher on our baseball teams of 1938, '39
and ‘40, is at the Las Vegas air base in Nevada, and in addition te giving
the efficers at the base their physical conditioning exereises, he is ceach of
the baseball team there.

Pfc. Miller Cameren is in the A.S.T.U. at Louisiana State University,
Baten Reuge, and writes as fellews: "Sheuld like te be remembered te
Knute Kresie, Beb Jehnson, T. P. Hunter, Chain Healy, Den Pellom, as well as
Jack Fleyd, Larry Hensley, Jack Sands, Bruce Reid, Max Replogie, David Shirk,
Richard Amerine, Ed Hail, and others. .« . « Am in Term V-A.S.T. Mechanical
Engineering here at L.S.U."

Miller, Beb is in the Army Medical Cerps and in his last third of his
senior semester at the University ef Pennsylvania. He will graduate in
early September and will intern for nine menths at Bell Memorial Hospital
in Kansas City. On April 26th he married Jean McFarland, daughter ef Jim
McFarland ef the McFarland Drug Cempany in Tepeka. He had a five-day leave
and just barely had time te get frem Philadelphia te Tepeka and return en
his sejeurn. They have an apartment and are very happy in their temporary
quarterse

Cpl. Heyt Baker wrete frem Fert Bliss, Texas, on April 25th, and saiéd,
"I received a letter frem Ross and he is now in Ireland. Paul, (fs, my.
youngest brether. whe is a senior in high scheel gees te the Naval Air
Cerps July lst. I sure hepe he gets to take his cellege training there at
K.U. All feur ef we brothers are in service new."

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