June 11, 1943.

Mr. ©. E. MoBride,
The Kansas City Star,
Kanaas City, Mo. ;

Dear Mac:

The eight weeks Sumer Session for the University of Kensas
opens here Monday and I was wondering if you would kindly rum something
on your sport page for Sunday's issue. I put in a call for you just

before noon but learned that you would not be baek wtil 2 o'olosck this
afternoon, so decided to talk to you Saturday morning.

I am going to offer a course in “Theory and Practice of Athletic
Training", which is athletic injuries. The school opens Monday, dime 14
and oloses August 7~ Henry Shenk, the football and track scach, will
offer a refresher course for coaches who need some brushing up. So I
wanted just a little notice for some of the boys over the country who
might want te come in and take this athletic injuries course and the re-
fresher course under Shenk. I will appreciate it very, very much. Not

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would be easier to contact you.

Jane (Mire. Shook Mens) and hor hakend, Ensign Mons, are here
visiting for five days. Bobby is in from the University a
where he will soon return to start on his senior year in medicine, and
Eleanor is also with us. I have been hoping to get up and see you but
haven't made the ripple yet. Bobby and Mit went up to see the Cardinals
and Blues play but it looked go rainy I backed out.

Eleanor graduated Jume 2 from the University of Facey ivenka
Ae B | is } now and will be here until her marriage
in late Septenber. I think Mrs. Allen told Mrs. MoB. that the young man

- for one more week, and he and I have been playing golf every afternoun,
even when 1t rained. Today is sunshiny and we are going to take advantage
of it. I have been able to whip both Bob and Mit, but I am fearful of

them out over the hills ~ toth the 7:30 and the 8:30 class, and I am sure
that my golf is going to suffer this afternoon because these hinges down
ee But I am going to