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been on thirty-five ae missions - over Rome, Sioily, etc.

Pfc. Ray Evans, Ray stopped by for a wisit with us on October 13.

Physical Instructor, I might surmise that Ray came to visit someone

Scott Field, Ill, fae ae 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
on, While’attending N.C.0. School in Miami, in July, Ray, Ralph Miller, ©
Patterson from Wiscon (Ray says he is o replica of our own Charlie Block), ..
Routh from Purdue, and George Light of the old Phillips,tenm, played an eastern
outfit a game of basketball on on outdoor court. Most of the eastern men were
from Long Island University ond New York University. They played in a Northe
- South-East+West league; Ray's outfit fast-broke them to deaths The east had
no defense for the fast break, and the Evans-Miller cémbination ran the cast-
erners in the ground and to a humiliating defeat. Ray said he never had_os.
much fun in nig fe = he moans while he was in the army

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seers

Cpl. Virgil Ls “80, Virgil writes that he has sail moving ose

3662nd Se Us to place so much lately that it has been diffi-
210 East John, cult to get settled down. Since being in the
‘Champaign, Illinois. _ army he has been locatod 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 plso_ —
nice to learn of the whereabouts of several of adda of whom I knew, nothing

up to this time." 3 : ihe Cie
Lt. (jg) We C. "Bill" Johnson, Bill — "Just o vies, te tell you how much’
Naval sir Station, I have enjoyed your Jayhawk Rebounds and to hear
Jacksonville, Fla. indirectly from some of my old Jayhawker friends.

You can't imagine how much satisfaction I got out
of showing this issue to several Univ. of Mo. grads who were in my class at
Babson and re-hashing some of the former fricndly arguments. that was always an
enjoyable part of the keen rivalry between these two great schools. Of course
now we have all been reolassified 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 ciroulated."

lst Lt, Kermeth C, Johnson, Kenny is in England, and on receipt of a copy of.
Operations & Flight Officer, our September Jayhawk Rebounds he writes,

35th Air Depot Group, "Appreciate it in that I have followed your teams
APO 635, s/o P.M. .  from-the time I was in school thirteen years ago
New York City, N.Y. - and know most of the boys mentioned in it. Keep

‘em cominge Lots of luck in your ee
build men for the big job ahead." . ee eee ey
Mr aroh P, Naramore, of Wichita, Kansas, a« KU. Booty of 1909, writes to
ask that we neuS the Jayhawk Rebounds to his son, whose. address is:

Lt. John P, Naramore, | ;
1698 Ord. Co. Avn MM (Q), llth. ‘ir Depot Group; ode be.

 

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New York City, N.Y.

Mr. Naramore states that John went to England in September, 1942, ond in