June 14, 1945.

Lieut. John T. Andrews, —

Air Corps, Materiel Division,
Wright Field,

Dayton, Ohio.

Dear Jack:

{ certainly thank you for sanding me the oltyping fron the
Brazil paper. tf had received a letter from “ayne's father, and
Clif Calvin as an alumnus of Sig Ep, had also received one. —
so Delph Simons and Dolph had it in the Journal-

I immediately wrote the father expressing the University's
and my deep sorrow in the untimely loss of Wayne. I also called
the Kangan and hed « fine tribute to him in that paper. I sent
both the Journal World and the Kansan to Mr. Nees.

I appreciate your writing, dial. Gah setae wane st yun
that we lost a wonderful boy. I assure you I consider it a very
personal loss. We was a grand boy and I mow that he went out
Ce an a & thee ee os Someone has said that

ly those are fit to live who are not afraid to die". Certainly
Wayne's actions both on end off the Field of battle Dear ove hls

testimony.
Give the good wife my kindest regards, and believe me, always,
Sincerely and Rotarily yours,

tirestor of Piysioa nivostion,