September 21, 1944.

ist Lt. Arvid D. Jacobson,
Headquarters, Services of Supply, —
Offise of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, D. C

Dear Lieutenant Arvid:

Thenks for sending the write-up concerning Kickapoo by
Considine. Practically this same thing appeared in the Kansas City
Star and a number of metropolitan papers. Modesty is not the young
nan's first name, or even his middle name. He carries on a bit of
publicity that gets him a by-line in most of the papers.

You will not misum@ersetand me. This boy has a perfect
vighh te to Win, Wad 19 16.8 Ses af 8 stebiel wearin Mak be
carries out. I started him on his way and have knowm him from his
freshman days. He has a wonderful personality and I think he is
doing a splendid work in the Navy. Far be it from me to criticise
any of his work in the services, but the one angle I am passing on
to you as my ow.

Lavene did the inking for this job that we are sending
you. Thought you might be interested in seeing it. If you want us
to put you on the permanent miling list, let me know,

Keep yp the good work, my boy. You are doing a swell

job. And thanks for your kiminess in thinking of me and sending
me the clipping on Kickapoo.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.