Ense Donald P. Ebling, "Since I last wrote, several things have
1610 East First St., . happenede First, I'm no longer with the good
Tucson, Arizona. ship F------ e Iwas detached and sent to the
Commandant of the 12th District. Secondly,
on the October 6, I joined the ranks of commissioned mene Thirdly, I'm
going to the Indictrination School here at Tucson beginning the 15% of
this month. Hence, as a minimum I have four months schooling aheade « « «
I haven't heard a word about K.U., but give my regards to Schaake and
especially to “ole Dean". I know four lads that think Dean tops - Harp,
Rope, Bruce and myself. I'd give a million for a reunion of the 1940 club
if I coulde Wouldn't it be grand when this is over? Those master words of
yours - Boys, make the best of these college days, they are some ofthe best
of your lives - how true."

A/S Otto O. Schnellbacher, Big Otto says: “I have been trying to write

72nd College TIrng. Det. you for the past week but the officers here
Aircrew, Flight 25, think that we need no time to correspond. e« «
St. Cloud, Minn. Doc, they have a physical training program up

here that is a wows We have 25 minutes of
exercises, then four groups go to one of the four things (1) swimming,
(2) individual athletics, (3) group games, (4) tumbling and apparatus. A
man must go to each of these assignments at least once a week, Everything
is endurance. I have had to run 3 miles against timee It was neva finished -
we ran 8 laps and time was up for P.T. so we went to the showers. The
coaches up here are always coming around and asking me about how you coach.
I am going to tell them to buy your book, Better Basketball. Theyre swell
men, but their curiosity is sure bothering them. . . I think maybe we are
going to get to play up here later on.”

That further confirms the rumor that I passed on in the last Rebounds - that
there was a possibility for the Army boys to indulge in competitive athletics
with the consent of the Army authorities, but it may not happen.

Lte Clinton Kanaga, USMCR_ "I'm finally back to work. Am instructing in
Co. F, Inf. Batt. Tr. Center, the machine gun school at present. Paul Heinz,
Camp Elliott, Phi Gam president, a year ahead of me, is out
San Diego, Calif. heree He's a captain and a swell guy -- he

spent nearly six months in the Solomms. I ran
into Bernie Bierman out here and he was lavish in his praise of Evans = said
he was the best back he saw all last season and he saw some great mes."

lst Lt. Harry G. (Gordon) Gray, Gordon writes: “I was mighty happy to

Post Physical Training Officer, receive the August issue of Jayhawk Rebounds.

Garden City Army Air Field, This is a great idea to let old cronies

Garden City, Kansas. know of each other's whereabouts. It was
with much interest that I read the letters

from other boyse Ruth and I are very happy here in Garden City. You know,

of course, that we have a baby girl now. She was a year old the 6th of October.

We get a big kick out of playing with her. . . . Aviation Cadet Bh Stoland

was here for basic training and I got to talk with him wuite a lot. By the

way, Bob was one of the outstanding cadets we have ever had here. He won

the athletic award for hiw class."

Lt. John Cress, _ John writes: “Everything here in Arlansas seems

7ist AAFFTD, to be under control. My work here at the field
Camden, Arkansas. keeps me rather busy but I still manage to get

in a little tumbling and gymnasties on my own.
Also a few weeks ago I placed second in the Arkansas A.A.U. diving (men'
high beard). . « « Dorothy is teaching music and physical education in the

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