September 21, 1945.

Mr. Bill Lindquist,
1007 Central Avenue,

Kansas City, Kansas.
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good education. I do not know what you are especially interested
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quite a few jobs open. The civilian population will be small compared
to the large mmber of students enrolled in school.

The psychological examinations and aptitude tests are
on Thursday and Friday of this week, and enrollment will be on Monday,
the 27th. I am sending this special delivery so that the letter will
be in your hands at the earliest possible moment and may enable you to

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the same thing. Mr. Jim DeCoursey is a very fine friend of mine, and I

am sure that we will be happy to have you here. Won't you write me, or

call me at my expense so that no time will be lost if you are interested?
With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

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