August 10, 1945

Mr. Clarence MgGuire
Hoover Brothers, Inc.
922 Oak Street

Dear Clarence:

That news that came over the radio this morning ‘was
most wonderful and I think it is the real McCoy.

But that news had nothing to do with my thought in
writing you regarding that golf geme that we did not get to
play due to Bob's emergency call. I still want to play +
game with you, and since this next week ending the 18th of
is my last week in sumer school, I am hoping that be-
V fore the first of September or thereabouts we cen have tha
golf game. Don't feel that you have to put yourself out at
all to have it, but I want you to know that I greatly appreci-
ated your thoughtfulness and hospitality and I want to go >
through with it if you can find time for it.

ct

This is merely a nibble to see when it would be
convenient for me fo impose myself upon your hospitality.

The war news is so wonderful I can hardly contain
myself. I think that the Nips are licked and convincingly so.

Sincerely yours, /

Porrest C. Allen : eo
Director, Physical Education
Varsity Basketball Coach

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