Lt. Clinton Kanoga, USMCR "I8m finally back to work. im instructing in
Co. F, Inf. Batt. Tr. Center, the machine gun school at present. Paul Heinz,
Camp Elliott, Phi Gam presi : 4 : :
San Diego, Calif. here. Ho's a captain and a swoll guy -- he ~

spent nearly six months in the Solomons. Iran
into Bernio Bierman out here and he was lavish in his praise of Evans - said he
wes the best back he saw oll last scason and he saw some great ones,"

lst Lt. Harry G. (Gordon) Gray, Gordon writes: "I was mightyhappy to re-

Post Physical Training Officer, coive the .ugust issue of Jayhawk Rebounds.
Garden City urmy .‘ir Field, This is a great idea to let old cronies know
Garden City, Konsas. of onch other's whereabouts, It was with much

a interest that I read the letters from other
boys» Ruth ond I are vory happy here at Garden City. You lmow, of courses,” that.
we have a baby girl now. She was a year old tho 6th of October, We get*a Wig
kick out of playing with her, . . . «aviation Cadet Bob Stoland was here for _

 

basic training and I got to talk with him quite, grhOtsun. BY the ways Bob, wos Ane. ageers

of the outstanding cadets we have cover had here. [Je won the athletic award’ for

his Gime. 7 aes 7 > Bose see t toe. fade.
ee . : ot ea.

Lt. John Cress, _ * John writes: "Everything here in arkansas’Seens

7ist AsrFTD, to be under control. My work here at the field

Camdon, . rkansas. _ + keeps me rather busy but I still manage to- got

in a little tumbling and gymnastics on my own.

Also a few woeks ago I placed second in the Arkansas Ji.s.sU, diving (men's-High
board). « « e Dorothy is teaching music and physical education in the Camden

public schools and seoms to be doing very well. . . Little Betty is developing
very rapidly - she had a birthday party the SOth of September." +7

ot sepa yewtotees eas ee, a abe RSet tee,
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Willard J. Winey, Jr. Phm.2/s "In a special part of my mind I carry with me
Hq. lst Bn. Seventh Marines, proverbs, axic risinin
c/o Floet Postoffice, to living a better life. Most proudly therefore
San Franoisoo, Calif. do I welcome yours - 'The fundamentals of living
are like the fundamentals of golf or basketball,
They are solid, and it is the dependable things that a fellow does that deter-
mines whether he is successful in living.’ . » « The Jayhawk Rebounds has been
read to the last enlightening sentence." . ..

PLA ee or

Lt. Je We "Bill" Greene, "Your Rebounder is the only contact I have with

Goodfellow Ficld, | the school and the men I knew, and you can
San sngelo, Texas. _ dmagino tho pleasure it affords all of us who _

; ‘Gn have known you and the University, Of course,
those who are serving in the battle lines cherish their copies even more than ,
we in this country do, but all the same I want-you to know that I wouldn't want
to miss my issue. .. ‘I have been here at the San angelo .rmy sjiir Field since
early in September, and enjoy the work here very much, ify particular 05
this time is as instructor in ground school, teaching weather to the cadets. « e«
I was mighty glad to get’ the word that T. P. was o.k. and still in there pitch-
ing. He was a great guy, and the news is heartoning." ee Nee

Wayne Fe Replogle, Co Coes: "Thanks for your fine letter, I watch events at

Navy V-12 Unit, K.U. as closely as I can for I have, always, _
Wabash College, : since 1919 (basketball tourney at K.U. gym) had
Crawfordsville, Indiana, on amazing love for the University. I guess I'd

be thorcughly happy if I could devote the remain-
der of my life to efforts on that campuse « « e e