Pebruary 24, 1945.

Mr. William FP. Lindquist,
121 North 135th Street,
Kansas City 2, Kansas.

Dear Bill:

I wanted to write you previously and to thank you for your
renittanse, liquidating your indebtedness to me. It was mighty
nice of you to take care of this, and although I was glad to
wait a period of tims, I do appreciate the remittance.

I have a questionnaire here from the Liberty Mutual regarding
your application for a bond. I will be happy to give you an A
Number One rating, of course.

And by the way, Bill, I do not know whether you are planning
to go to school any more, but next year you would be eligible to
enter. The University has a ruling that when you fail so many
hourg you must stay out one semester, After that time you are
eligible to apply for re-admission. I thought I should mention
this to you to straighten up a student's dilemm because he does
not always imow the angles, academically, of a University. Diff-
erent sehools have different rulings.

Give my kindest regards to your kood family, and your lady
love, if it is the same one you used to have. —

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Hiucation,
FCA: AH os Varsity Basketball Coach. —