June 17th, 1941

My, 4. B. Blair
416 South Market
Caldwell, Sa

Dear Ur. Blair:

My informant tells me that you are developing
a powerful grip in your right hand. When a fellow
shakes hands with you, he will think he is putting his
' hand in a vice.

Keep up the good work, we're proud of you. I'm giad
to know you're making steady improvement, Mr. Blair. There's
nothing like having an objective and working towards that end. —
I wish for you every bit of success and my hope is you'll have
it.

We're having plenty of rain and some floods in our
country, here. The Kaw and the Missouri are out of their banks,
but not as much as we hed feardd. ‘The sun is out today and
everthing looks much more. owen.

Your wheat land must be jeading a bountiful harvest.
The wheat crop of Kanses is much Hbove the estimate of three
weeks ago, so I'm hoping your country is coming in for its
share. |

: -I gee Heinrich Himmler wants to take some of stooge
Stalin's wheat lend. Nell, they'll need that and a lot more
to feed those hungry people of Buitgpe. I*11 bet you're about
the best informed fellow in your part of the country because
having been in business and now having time to read and listen
to the radio, I expect thet you're up to 100% of the world's
happenings.

Please give my kindest regards and best wishes to your
good nurse, Urs. Blair. Here's wishing you continued progress,
good health and prosperity.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and
Recreation-Varsity apes cara and
Baseball Coach.