April 26, 19406.

Mire Ce Oe Burnside,
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Ollahoma City, Oka»

iy dear Cob:

It was swell of you to write me as you did regard~
ing our basketball season, but I assure you that I am more than
sorry to hear of your illness with the flue I, slong with your
' many defoted friends, am wishing that this warm sunshine and your |
iinerel Wells baths this weelmend will do wonders for yous

If I had known that you were in Iola at that tine
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nets. I\em indeed sorry to hear of your father's illmess, and

I hope that he is well on the mend by nowe

3 The Kansas Relays went off in splendid shape, although
Glenn did not have enough stemim to finish in front of three young-

 @r and more aggressive ledse Dre Jolm Outland made the presentation

speech and gave him a fine blanket. The weather was ideal, but the
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on their list and we had Ioma and one or two boys from Northwestern.
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< ans imegy you baw the fkilieme and the domes in
Tulsas i have always been immensely fond of both familiese

Give my kindest regards to Mrs. Burnside and to Cob,
JPe

Mrse Allen and Bob are well and happye lirse Allen is
leaving Saturday morning for Louisville, Kentucky, to visit Mary
and her family, and then she is going to teke Mary on to New York
for a couple of weeks. They are going to do some shopping, see
sone shows and allow Mary to get awiy from her young and strenuous