duly 5S, 1944.

3635 R St. WH,
Washington, De Ce
Dear Ray:

Tt was nice of you to write me as you did in your letter of
dune 20. Tt was most interesting to hear of your activities
and to know that you are hoping for the time, along with the
rest of us, when you can be back on the old job and we can
fight the locel war together. Please remember me kindly to

:

Yes, 5 Siri Wek be 6th ibs ics ee See tn
Jayhawk Rebounds are very strange to you. What I endeavor
is to pull up some names from different years of stulent
hill. Dr. Paul Harrington, who is with the .
England getting ready to move over to Prance,
of the K men he did not mow. That is true of
I try to mm my string of names wherever posa~
of ao eollege generations so that at
| will be interesting. Paul Harrington, you
Se, 0 seal RS cm Wares Giaestinaaip iniata
was a Sig hand e great chap. He studied medicine, graduated
the Medical School at Rosedale and then was with Dre Dixen in
Kansas City as an orthopedist before he went in the service..

: I reneuber your many kindnesses to me, and wish you well in this
important work that you are doing. ‘ith kindest regards, I am

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Very sincerely yours,

Direotor of Physical Bducation,
POA:AH : Varsity Basketball Coache