May 14, 1942.

so oe oe at a eae he

It won't be long now until you and Eleanor will be home
and I am hoping that weather conditions and my schedule will per~
_ mit me to play a lot of golf with you. It seems as if we are more
highly organized then ever during this war period. With the bad
weather conditions and my baseball schedule I have really had only —
one opportunity to play on Sunday afternoon. And then the speaking
engagement at Wentworth and the Topeka Alumi Association
ee Tt ins rained some Sundays, so my golf

suffered.

_ lest Saturday afternoon after we had beaten the Aggies
6-5 I went out with Milton and Otto Barteldes and played nine holes
of golf. So I am hoping for more sunshine and a more relaxed
schedule to get in some golf licks with you. However, if I don't
play you can arrange to take full advantage of the golf course. I
eet Tne ne an on She Sguntel nesberehip Yasis again ged we
will arrange some sort of a similar schedule for you.

We enjoy your lottars which cone regularly every Tuesday.
it is very thoughtful of you to write as you do with your busy work
which I know takes most of your time. I do not know whether Nother
has decided definitely to make the trip Hast or not. She wavers
sometines between desire and economy. But I would not be a bit sur-
a Oe Te ee Se ee oe Se eet eee.

With lots of good luck, I am
affectionately,

My. Robert E. Allen, :
University of Punnsylvania,