C. Spe Robert E. Hunt,
524 A. Helmick St.,
Norfolk 8, Va.

C. Spe Theno F. Graves,

U. S. Naval Training School,
CeoPe0- Mess,

San Diego, California.

Lt. Maurice Baringer,
AAA.T.C., Ft. Bliss, Texas.

Cadet Lewis G. Musick,
Coe A, DKE House,
S.C.U. 4433, A.S.T.P.,
University, Alabama.

We also enjoyed a visit with Mary E. Thompson, Waterville, Kansas, who was
one of Kansas thirty-second degree fans until we played Rice Institute

in 1940. Then she became Rice Institute's thirty-third drgree fan on
account of Bob Kinney. Rumors have it that she may be Mrs. Kinney some
daye She dropped in to say dello and find out if the old Jayhawk was still
perched atop Fraser Hall. And she found that it was. She cameffrom
Wichita where she has been working with Boeings, and is going m to Water-
ville where she will help her father count the nickels in his bank.

S/Sgte Wne Me Howie, Bill has been visiting at his home in Law-
18th Replacement Wing, rence, talking to the Rotary Club, the
Salt Lake City, Utah. University Club, the ASTP boys and others

on the campuse He has been on thirty-
five bombing missions ~ over Rome, Sicily, etc.

Pfee Ray Evans, : Ray stopped by for a visit with us on
Physical Instructor, October 13. I might surm ise that Ray
Scott Field, Ill. came to visit someone else, but he was kind

and thoughtful enough to stop by and say
hello to us and we enjoyed his visit immensely. Ray tells an interesting
yarn which is good enough to pass one While attending N.C.0. Scnool in
Miami, in July, Ray, Ralph Miller, Patterson from Wisconsin (Ray says he
is a replica of our own Charlie Black), Routh from Purdue, and George
Light of the old Phillips team, played an eastern outfit a game of basket-
ball on an outdoor courte Most of the eastern men were from Long Island
University and New York University. They played in a North-Sout-East-West
league. Ray's outfit fast-broke them to death. The east had no defense
for the fast break, and the Evans-liller combination ran the eaderners
in the ground and to a humiliating defeat. Ray said he never had as
much fun in his life - he means while he was in the Army!

Cpl. Virgil L. Wise, Virgil writes that he has been moving from
3652nd S$. U. place to place so much lately that it has
210 East John, been difficult to get settled down. Since
Champaign, Illinois. being in the Army he has been located in six

different places. Virg says: "I have received
two copies of your Jayhawk Rebounds and enjoyed them very much. They seem
to take me right out of Army life and put me back at K.U. and those good
old college days. It was also nice to learn of the whereabouts of
several of my friends of whom I knew nothing up to this time."

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