October 12, 1944.

Col. Karl F. Baldwin,
76 Collins 8t.,
Melbourne, Australia.

Dear Colonel Baldwin:

I received a letter from your son, John 2, Baldwin,
Berkeley, California, in which he enclosed a check for one
hundred dollars, and I want you to know how musual I.
think he is to want to perpetuate the ne ee

fine friend, T. P. Hunter.

I wrote him that perhaps others would wamtote gi
to this memorial, and he sejd, “By all means, if others
wish to give to this memorial they should do so.

 

Aytiva

| I am sending you a copy of our Jayhawk Rebounds,
and I have put John on the permanent mailing list, as well

‘a8 yourself. I write a letter each month to the boys in

- he service because it is one of the emall contributions
that we on the home front can make to our boys who are
—e that big job for us. |

: We often think of you in Rotary because in my
opinion you stand for the best in Rotary, in civil as well
as in militery life. It is always a great pleasure to see
you. Fad ad ;

Rotarily yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH ‘ Varsity Basketball Coach.