April 4, 1944.

Mr. Wid. liem Lindquist,
1007 Central Avenue,
Kansas City, Kansas.

Dear Bills;

+ cae aeaad allel An nae ek sees, Xen Gt Sy ee ee in
landed a job with the Chrysler Motor Products Company. I am sorry
that the Standard didn't really appreciate a
_ Opportunity to hire a good man.

Yes, sir, Bill, they awarded letters, and wines William Lindquist
a K in basketball. The athletic board met last Priday and made the
awards although it hasn't been in the paper. Kerl Klooz was waiting
until he could get all af the board together and that accounts for the
delay. So you are a fullefledged K man, even though it hasn't been in
the paper. You see, I don’t have anything to de with that, Bill. It
was in the Journal iiorld, — a a ee en ee City papers
did not carry it.

I ma not sure just what ‘eine will de with the 4F'ers. We are
meeting this afternoon with our Selective Service Board at the
Commmity Building and we my learn more, but some of the instruotions
regarding the 4F are still rather vague. I do not believe the
authorities are tegether on the disposition they are to make of the
4% boys as yote

Gale uitenins ¥ win «0 i ellie 0X. Bill Arthur, Navy
ponbardier, to Shirley Bayles, the daughter of the Superintendent
of Buildings and Growds here. ‘The reception was at the Theta house
end I saw APO MoSpadden with his sweetie, Miss Ainsworth. They both
looked mighty swell,

_ Tiger Dean is still making fire around the campus, just as you
described hin. ST ee
follow your orders.

You count on my helping you at every possible opportunity. Give
my regards to your good folks. Ami stay in there and piteh, Bill.
Come see us when you have an opportunity.

With all good wishes, I an

Sincerely yours, |

: Director of Physical Bducation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.