August 11, 1943.

Mr. Tracy A. Leonard,
4326 A Locust,
Kansas City 4, Missouri.

Deer Tracy:

Hie Thank you for your special delivery letter of August 7th.
i em foreed to admit that I do not visualize your physiognomy, but
I am gure that if I should happen to see you there would bs no

difficulty in recalling past connections»

Thank you for boosting K.U. to your next door neighbor,
Bill Feagan. I will wateh Bill's progress with interest. I an
speaking to our foottall eouch, Henry Shenk, about him.

You feel sateity free to bring Bill down even this
year if he would like to see a ball game. JI will take you in with
the team. Or if we are playing in Kensas City let me mow and I
Will have you and Bill as my guests at the game. You can do the
rushing on your fraternity and we will show him the courtesies from
the athletic standpoint. We cm give him work to help defray his
expenses through school.

I am wondering what he expects to study. if he is a good

student and can get in engineering or chemistry. of course he could
be deferred as one of the reserve students here at the University. ;
the chemists, the engineers, the medics, the pharmacists
physicists. If he expects to study something else he would
go some other college. This is our responsibility in
end if he wants to compete in athletics it would be necessary

in the Navy instead of the Army. However, that is up

sending you some data on the book, “Setter Basketball".
oe ey eee Wenn e Ae 20NR,, Det ain os es eee

more comprehensive, and I know he would be delighted with it.
wondering if you want me t autograph it to you or autograph it
you _ Anything you want me to put in the
our wishes. The book sella for
pay the postage. As you say,