April 7, 1943.

Mr. Ym. C. Johnson,
1112 Sanford, — :
St. Louis, Missouri.

Dear Bill:

I am happy to reply to your request contained in
your wire of April 6th. I sincerely trust that you will get
what you desire from thé Navy. T am sending you tren enpiee
to be used as you deem necessary.

Hichine: sachs Steer: tesite Shodan, id ki mas Natunen
his medical grind, and Eleenor is graduating with a major in
psychology et Penn this June. Jene is in Chicago, the wife of
a Naval Aviation lieutenant, Mary is in Palo Alto with her
family of three children and her husbend, Pete Nerilton, and
Milton is a lawyer, having taken his LL.B. last summer after
graduating from the School of Business in 1936. He is with
the Hereules Powder Company as assistant to the special in-
vestigator. Isabel Perry Allen and Mit. have one child, Judy,
five years of age. They live here in Lawrence and have
bought their own home, but Mit may be called along with the
married men with one child some time in July, August or
Septenber.

Mra. Allen asked to be remeribered most kindly to you
_ your lovely wife. I enjoyed the fine visit with you in

ve Louis when we played St. Louis University.

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

| Direotor of Physical Bduoation,
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Decarber 14, 1942.

Mr. Wine C. Jolmeon,
1112 Sanford,
Gt. Louie, Missouri.

Dear Bill:

4s soon as I received your letter I took the two pictures
and mailed them to Miss Maude Elliott so she could cet a squint
et the young man. Miss Elliott has just returned then by mail and
thanked me for letting her see the pictures of #fine
Johnson?. She stated that she had a letter lest month without
pictures so she was delighted to ses then. :
think of her for Christmas. You doubtless have this

| BALL, T will be delighted to help you in any way thet I can
with the Navy. I hope they have a place for you because I think
that the Navy is a good outfit to tie to. Lo

Yes, we are playing St. Louis University on Jenuary 1 as a
part of the double-header program. ‘Southern California is.
Washington and we are playing St. Louis University. I will certain-
ly be glad to see you and if there is any chance to get a couple of
“Annie fekleys" for you, you can bet your life we will do ite We
have not picked the hotel in St. Louis as yet, but will let you know
where we are stopping when we

get
T em taking your letter home os
I know she will be de to hear from you and yours. Count on
me a hundred per cent in boosting you with Moon Mullins and Seeretary
Frank Knox. If Frank Knox hasn't heard of you, he willt

Very sincerely yours,

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

 
 

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March 4, 1943.

Mr. Ogden S. Jones,
12 Mervin Hall,
University of Kansas.

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to the Red Cross fund. It is greatly needed this year.

Thenk you also for your kind words concern-

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February 10,

Mr. Cari Jessup, Co Spe (A)
Ue S. Naval Air Station,
Welfare Department,

Quonset Point, BR. I.

Pear Cari:

I was very happy to fear from you, and assure
you it is a pleasure to send the letter you requested.
I trust it gets the job done,

Lote of good luck to you, Carl.

Sordially yours,

Diresctor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
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February 10, 1943.

To Whom It May Concern:

I am very happy to write in behalf of Mr. Carl Jessup,
a former member of our Department of Physical Fduecation.

Mr. Jessup is a gradurte of Wichita East High School,
and received his A. B, degree from Friends University in 1936.
He attended Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg as a
special student in the summer of 1938, and the University of
Kensas in the summer of 1941. A year ago he was enrolled in
graduate work at the University of Kansas and also served as
en assistant instructor in our Department of Physical Education.

While in high school Carl Jessup lettered in football,
wrestling, baseball and the gymmastic team, and was tiice
state high school champion in wrestling. In college he parti-
cipated. in football four years, wrestling one year, track three
years, basketball one year. He lettered in football and was
captain two years, and in wrestling he was rumner-up in the
Missouri Valley A.A.¥.

Mr. Jessup is an excellent teacher and coach. Prior to
his coming to the University of Kansas he had four years of
high school teaching and coaching, in which he made a fine
reputation for himself. He handled his University classes
with dignity and confidence and won the respect of his students
and colleagues.

Carl Jessup is a cleanecut, capable, industrious young
man. His cheracter is of the highest, he is intelligent, and
cooperative. :

I em very happy to recommend him without reservation
or evasion. I am confident he will make a valuable officer.

Very sincerely yours,

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

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION January 22, 1942,

Lt. Commander Gene Tunney,
Training Division,

Bureau of Navigation,

Navy Department,
Washington, De C.

Dear Mr. Tunney:

I am very happy to write you in behalf of Mr. Carl
Jessup, who is an applicant for a position as physical instructor
in the Training Division of the Bureau of Navigation.

Mr. Jessup is a graduate of Wichita East High School,
and received his A. B. degree from Friends University in 19356.
He attended Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg as a
special student in the summer of 1938, and the University of
Kansas in the summer of 1941. He is at present enrolled in
graduate work in education and physical education at the Univer-
sity ef Kansas. He has thirty hours of college physical education.

During the past semester Mr. Jessup has served as an
assistant instructor in our Department of Physical Education, and
has also had charge of physical education classes at the Lewrence
Junier High School.

While in high school Carl Jessup lettered in football,
wrestling, baseball and the gymnastic team, and was twice state
high school champion in wrestling. In college he participated
in football four years, wrestling one year, track three years,
basketball one year. He lettered in football and was captain two
years, and in wrestling he was runner-up in the Missouri Valley
A.A.U.

Mr. Jessup is an excellent teacher and coach. Prior to
his coming to the University of Kansas he had four years of high
school teaching and coaching, in which he made a fine reputation
for himself. He handles his University classes with dignity and
confidence, and wins the respect of his students and colleagues.
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physical education classes.
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with you, and I hope the next time you are In Lawrence
I may have that opportunity. .

With best wishes to you and Mrs. James, I om

Sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Education,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball coach.

 
September 24, 1942.

Lt. Col. Le McC. Jones,
Graduate Manager of Athletics,

U. S. Military Academy,
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Near Biffer:

Thanks for your. very prompt and splendid letter. I
appreciate your writing me. |

Yes, the mid-west is undergoing quite a change for |
_ preparations that must come if we are te acquit ourselves
with credit. Everybody here seems to be about twenty per
cent above their scheduje ef last year, but we are all
happy te do it.

With all good wishes to you, and hoping that after
this fusa is ever we will have yeu back in eur midst in
the next half dezen years, I am

Sincerely yeurs,

Directer of Physical Educatien,
PCAs Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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September 15, 1942

Mr. Forrest C. Allen
Basketball Office
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:
The inscription about which you inquired is as follows:

"Ypon the fields of friendly strife,
Are sown the seeds

That, upon other fields, on other days,
Will bear the fruits of victory." ©

It has been well established that General MacArthur wrote
this. Colonel Koehler liked the sentiment and those a conspicious
spot for its inscription over an arch generally used by cadets.

The name of Koehler does not appear in connection with the

inscription. I am sure that you will be interested to know that some

_ years ago a large impressive bronze plaque was placed in the wall by
the south Gymnasium entrance-way in honor of Colonel Koehler.

I hope everything is going well in the Midwest. LEvery now
and then I read in the papers of some war plant or airfield being
constructed in Kansas, and I judge there are many uniforms seen there-
abouts.

Back here in the East we are having phenty of transportation
troubles. Early returns on our ticket sales indicate more than usual
interest and plenty of money. If people can get to the games, I feel
that we will do.all right.

Best regards.

Cordial

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October 13, 1942.

Your letter of Ooteber Oth concerning the erder fer
reprints of “Prerequisites for Teacher Certification in
Physical Education in the United States", by Morehouse and
Sehaff, has just come to my desk.

Sincerely yours,

ie Direoter of seen ie pinetian,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach

 

 
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October 6, 1942

University of Kansas

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Lawrence, Kansas

Atte: Mr. Frank E. Milligan

Dear Mr. Milligan:

I have your order for 200 reprints of “Prerequisites for Teacher
Certification in Physical Education in the United States" by
Morehouse and Schaaf. Your quotation for the cost of the reprints
is correct but there is some question as to whether the covers
will cost more than $6.00. I have taken this matter up with our
printer and as soon as I receive this information I will send it
on to you before sending in the order for the reprints in case

you may wish to change the order somewhat. Will this be
satisfactory to you?

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Secretary

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The Judy Ranch

BRAD JUDY

Montrose, Kansas —
Sept. 29, 1942

Dy. Fe. C.. Avian,
Lawrance, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

Please accppt my apolopies for being et in acknowledging
your prompt reply to my letter concering Ted “hite.

+t is my hope that ted has been around to see you long
before this. We were both in to call on you two or three
times during the first week of school, but you were always
either in conference or out of the office.

I am sure that the only reason that Ted did not contact you
before leaving Lawrence was one of pure innocents or ignor-
ance. It surely would seem that he could have acknowledged
your fine letter at the time of his father's death.

We got Ted fixed up with a good job under Mr. Kloog of the

business office, so that he is well taken care of from a fin-

ancial point of view.,

I want to thank you, however, for offering to do all you gould
for Ted. It is my bel#éf that he is deserving. I know that

you have helped a lot of worthy boys during your twenty odd

years at K.U.....for which you surely will have a lot of extra

stars in your crown!

Thanks again.....-and luck to you, Phog.

Very truly yours,

Brad Jud