from Clint but didn't know Fen was in the same outfit as hee My Ce O« knew
Capte Durand when he was in their outfit. Also Bill Jones. My brother
that helped me through college is down here, too. Not on the same island,
however. Well, Dr. Allen, give my regards to everyone and drop me a line
when you cane I know you're busye

Yours truly,
T=Bone."

T. Pe's address is as follows: Ist Lt. T. P. Hunter, Jr.,
Co. E, 2nd Bn., 9th Marines,
c/o Fleet Postoffice,
San Francisco, California.

His letter was dated September 2nd. No better news could have come to us
than thise T. Pe was tops with everybody on Mt. Oread and in the Big Six.
And is tops with Uncle Samuel, too.

@® @¢ @

And to another boy doing it to the Japs - Capt. F. A. Durand,
Co. C, 2nd Amph. Tre Bn.,

c/o Fleet Postoffice,

San Francisco, California.
Fen writes: "Your June issue of Jayhawk Rebounds just arrived providing
me several minutes of interesting readings If I may use slang, it's a
mighty fine dope sheet. Whom should I see the other day but Bill McKinley,
now @ Marine Corps captain; he has been out of the States for nearly two
years but just now arrived in this area. Naturally, we "batted the breeze'
about old times at K.U. and Kansas Citye He looks fine but is just as
anxious as all of us to see this war through and make the return trip to
the middlewest U. S. Bill Jones is in a nearby camp, but I only see him
occasionally. . « « Bob Durand receives his commission in a few days at
Miami Beach, Florida. He and Dana both made the grade the hard way, ic@e
through the enlisted ranks, while I obtained my commission by means of two
summers training at San Diego while in college. Its been nearly two years
since I've seen any of the family, but we're already planning that post-war
reunion."

Fen, we will never forget your versatility and your athletic ability,
as well as your musical talent. You've got it, boy. We will be looking for
you home at the earliest possible moment.

Lte (jg) Horace M. Mason, USNR, Hollis N27, Harvard Yard, Cambridge,
Masse - Horece, have you acquired that Harvard accent? Here's hoping you’
get your sailing orders sooner than you expecte - Horace says, “The day is
growing nearer when I will be going to sea and my only regret is that it
still is a couple of months awaye I would grab at the chance to sail toe
morrowe e « e I am duly impressed by Harvard's ancientness, but can't say
much for it outside of that. The dorm I live in, Hollis House, was built
in 1763, and you can tell it."

The last address from Johnny Pfitsch was:
Lt. John A. Pfitsch
448 AAA (AW) Bn. Adj.,
APO 184, c/o P.M.
Los Angeles, California

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