Lte (jg) We C. "Bill" Johnson, Bill says: “Just a line to tell you how
Naval Air Station, much I have enjoyed your Jayhawk Rebounds
Jacksonville, Fla. and to hear indirectly from some of my old

Jayhawker friends. You can't imagine how
much satisfaction I got out of showing this issue to several Unive of Mo.
grads who were in my class at Babson and re-hashing some of the former
friendly arguments that was always an enjoyable part of the keen rivalry
between these two great schools. Of course now we have all been reclass~
ified under one great big head ‘Fighting America’, and they paid tribute,
as do I and everyone who sees this paper, to the great purpose for which
the 'J.R.* is written and circulated."

lst Lt. Kenneth C. Johnson, Kenny is in England, and on receipt of a copy
Operations & Flight Offieer, of our September Jayhawk Reboundshe writes,

35th Air Depot Group, “Appreciate it in that I have followed your
APO 635, 4 P.M. teams fron the time I was in school thirteen
New York City, N.Y. years ago and know most of the boys mentimed

in ite Keep ‘em coming. Lots of iuck in your
endeavor to build men for the big job ahead."

Mr. Arch P. Naramore, of Wichita, Kansas, a K.U. graduate of 1909, writes
to ask that we send the Jayhawk Rebounds to his son, whose address is:

Lt. John P. Naramore,

1698 Ord. Coe Avn MM (Q), llth Air Depot Group,
12th Air Foree,

APO 528, c/o P.M.

New York City, N.Y.

Mr. Naramore states that John went to England in September, 1942, and in
December was moved into Africa, where he was last heard from early in
Octobere We are delighted to do this, and will never forget John's
outstanding performance in "The Drunkard", where the K men put on @ wow=
producing showe John was one of the bright lights. Eddie Cantor didn't
have a thing on John when it came to rolling those orbitse

Lte E. Le Davis, We are also putting Lane Davis on the mailing
2048 Fairview Avenue, list. Pardon me, Lane, for overlooking ym
Mte Penn, in the past Rebounders.e. We have always en-
Reading, Pae joyed your keen interest in athletics and

in many worthwhile things that you indulged
in on the campuse You had a broad guage niew of the versatile students'
worth on Mt. Oread. I frankly believe that you had as much todo with
Te Pe Hunter's fine development, and perhaps more, than anyone heree

A/C Wax E. Kissell, "I have been stationed here in Albuquerque
Naval Aviation V-5, almost four weeks now and I like everything,
University of New Mexico, especially the flying. . .« Our coach here
Albuquerque, N.M. has orgenized a basketball team and we will

play several games before we have to leave.
There are 10 boys on our squad and only two of us have had any experience."
Max's dad, Mr. J. E. Kissell, at Portis, Kansas, is chairman of the 32nd
District Kansas United War Fund, and also a member of the Resolutions
Committee of the National Reclamation Associatione

I have just received a copy of the Brazil (Indiana) Daily Times, vhaiing
Wayne Nees's father, Alonzo B. Nees, of Brazil, Indiana, receiving the
Army's Silver Star for his son, 2nd Lt. Charles Wayne Nees, who was killed
by the Japanese while attempting to rescue his platoon sergeant. The

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