April 27, 1942.

Ere Ralph Miller,
d 1100 indiana St.;
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Ralph:

Mr. Paul D. “Tony” Hinkle, former coach at Butler
University, an old University of Chicago man, and now Athletic
at the U. S. Naval Training Station at Great Lakes,
Illinois, wrote m= on March 30 as follows:

"What about your boy, Ralph Miller, concerning service?
Would he interested in coming here? If so, I would
hear from hin."

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I wrote him on April 2nd that at the time you were
the hospital with lobar pueumonia, and seid, "When he gets
to talk to him about playing I will bring up the
" I am nownentioning the fact to you.

BEE
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I haven’t seen you since you got out, but I was
that you were able to be released from the

ou will convalesee rapidly. If you would

about the Great Lakes situation I would be

to fmve you com We will perhaps play them in Kansas

HH
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Sincerely yours,

) ; Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
sAH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.