(Pvt.e), 402nd Tng. Gp. Unit No. 3, Flight I, B.T.C. #4, Miami Beach Florida,
who made a great name for himself in football and basketball channéls
during his sophomore year-a thousand good wishes and happy returns.

And to quiet, modest, blushing, efficient, and yes, “terrible”,
Pvt. Ra Evans, Sqe 479P, 606 TeGe, BeToCe 6, AAF.T TCs, St. Petersburg,
Florida, we are tickled to death that you are in the swanky St. Petersburg
areae I am sorry that 'ol scarlet fiver has caught up with you. A blush
is now the normal color for you for a week or ten days.

Please remember, boys, that these millionaires haven't got athing
on youe You bathe in the same water and absorb violet rays from the same
beache And these millionaires who ate devitalized bread were still de-
vitalized after trying to revitalize in the Florida sunshine.

Pvt. Charlie Black, Training Group 505
Squad 20, Flight 29-0
Barracks 1536, B.T.C. 5
K.A.F.T.T.C.

Kearns, Utahe

 

We are sending you a copy of The Sporting News, in which Cy Kritzer,
the sport editor of the Buffalo, N.Y., Evening News, pays you a fine
tribute. We have one on the bulletin board andwe have sent one t your
mother, and are sending one to youe Some day you may want to show your
clippings to some of those boys out there.

And by the way, they tell me a good moron story that you will doubte
less want to hear, Charlie. Some of the school teachers in a teachers
group here in Lawrence were telling moron stories. When the best»moron
story was told one of the teachers said, "You know, I saw those morons
last summer. I was out in Utah." Can you tell a better one than that,
Charlie?

Pvt. Jack Ballard, Troop B, 6th Squadron,
Barracks 2524,
C.R.T.C.

Fort Riley, Kansas

 

I saw Dean Moreau, of the Law School, and he said, “Of all the fellows
that I remember as playing their greatest,game, it was Jack Ballard in the
Oklahoma gamee I thought he came farther to do the greatest job tan any boy
I had seen plays" |

Pyvte Don E. Blair, Coe B, 21st Bn.e,
Fort McClellan, Alabama

 

I saw your dad and brother at the Methodist Church in Ottawa last Monday
nighte That brother of yours grows faster than you did when youwere his a gee

To blond and blushing Pvt. Bill Brill, Co. B, 21st Bne, Fort MeClellen,
Alahama, the Kansas fighting guard who had a lot of hard luck butiavho
made the headlines in the news in the last Big Six gamee Read wht Fred
Ellsworth says about you in his “Jayhawker Sports". Bill, we hope you are
getting along finee Drop us a line that is interesting and in the next
letter we will include ite