DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICAL EDUCATION

October 6, 1944

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Héucation
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:

Thank you very much for your prompt letter relative to
the Cramer Foot Powder. I appreciate especially your detailed
reply and assure you that I shall follow up this material im-
mediately.

I am mortified to think that I attended the Commencement
and was in the Academic Procession two weeks ago tomorrow, at
which your son was graduated from the Medical School, but some-
how I did not realize that this was his graduating day. As a
matter of fact I understand he was the first man to come up
on the platform for his diploma. I certainly would have looked
him up if I had been aware of his presence.

Now that your daughter still lives here I hope you and
Mrs. Allen will visit this area occasionally and also call on
us at the University and at home. Remember me to your son
and tell him that I extend him my congratulations on his mar-
riage and very best wishes for the highest success in the
medical profession.

Very sincerely yours,

—,

fwl/dic . F. W. Iuehring
Director of Professional and
Required Physical Education