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Mr. George Ledom, Jre
212 West 7th Street
Ottawa, Kansas

Dear George :

Pardon my delay in answering your good letter of the
16th instant. I had expected to answer it the next day but
was tied up with some of my many duties and failed to do it.

Yes, I have heard of you quite a bit. Henry Shenk, our
football coach spoke to me saying professor Parker had. spoken
to him, Then I had the talk with professor Parker in Olathe.

I assure you that we will happy indeed to have you dome to
the University of Kansas: and you can rest assured of working
and it will pay $.50 an hour. We can give you as much work
as you actually need, but I would advise against trying to do

any more work than is absolutely necessary for you to ‘get your
education, So many boys work longer hours than they should
and many times their academic work suffers. | oe

: I would be glad to come down dnd see you real soon

but I'am teaching classes here at the University and being
district Governor of Rotary, President of Country Clhb, president
of the Civic Action Council and Councilman of the lst ward
together with a lot of other activities, I keep extremely

busy e e.. oe

I go to Manhattan Kensas Monday for district assembly in

Rotary, so it might be some little time before I could get down.
So far as I am concerned lét us consider that you are planning
en coming to the University and in the meantime we can plan on

deding each other at the most favorable opportunity. Gasoline
being what it is at the present time I have been witholding trips
unless I could kill two birds with one stone. I might be on an
official visit to’ one of the Rotary clubs and in that event I could
stop and see you and we could go over all the details that you would
wish to discuss. ,

Iam going to turn your letter to our Mr. E. ©. Quigley,
director of athletics who travels a great deal and I am sure that
in within a weeks time he will be able to drop by and visit with you.
- I em sure that you made a very wise choice and we are happy indeed
to help you in every possible way, and I am gldd to repeat, your

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Pensacola, Florida

Dear Ruth:

Mrs. Hulteen has resigned her position here at
the office and is now goint to devote her time to raising her
@efamily. Mrs. Hickman, my new secretary is unable to
find the bopy of the recommendation I wrote for you and since
Mrs. Hulteen has been visiting for the past month or more in
Garden City it is impossible to secure her aid in locating it.

; ‘We do know that you graduated with an M.S. in

Education in 1938, so what I had better do is to have you fire
me the information back on the things you would like me to cover
for youe TI am sending this airmail and I still have time to hear

_ from you and got the letter back to you by August Ist.

I will send all copies to you direct unless you advise
differently. Good luck.

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Ramie Bunis Sp(&) 3/c
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Mil, Tre Inst. Batt. 9
San Bruno, California

Dear Ramie: , : be

: You were wight, that was Bob Allen at the California
golf olub. Your eyes are awfully good if you can pick a native .
Kaneas out at that distance, or do they emanate a fragrant odor
that you can tell that species from that distance. ‘

Bob finished his interneship at Bell July lst. Six
days from the time he signed the War Department inquiring of
Navy Bnlistmerit, he had been sworn in, bought his uniforms, made
his will, and was on a Union Pacific pullman headed for Friscos
Is that speed or is that just terrific speed. Bob was staying
at my daughters, Mrs. Mary P. Hamilton, 860 Center Drive,

Palo Alto, Californias —

| I know he would be happy to heat from you and tickled to
death to see you. He may have y,een shipped West beforo this
letter arrives. |

| Thanks for your kind words regarding the Rebounds. In
this morning's mail I received a letter from Bill Replogle and he
said he had seen Howard Engleman at Oak Knoll, and it was fine to
see and te know he is recovering’in splendid shape.

We will be tickled to death to have you home when this
dameble fuss is over, but we have got to slap the Nips flat before
they will realige that they are completely whipped.

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Lots of luck to you, Ramie

Sincerely yours,
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Director of Physical Education
Varsity Basketball Coach