LEE HAMILTON
EVERGREEN ROAD
ANCHORAGE KENTUCKY

November 3, 1939

Dear Doctor:

This is the first opportunity I have had to thank you for the
four tickets which you reserved for Mary, Bondy, Frances Lee,
and me for the Northwestern game at Chicago, October 21.

Unfortunately, we couldn't make the trip and I wired Mr.
Lonborg to cancel the tickets.

I have just written Mimi a letter and told her that we were
counting the days until the day we leave for Lawrence at
Christmas time. We haven't quite decided what to do with
our three dogs but have hopes of boarding them out to some
friendly neighbors during our absence.

Mary and the children and all of us have been very well this
Fall and are enjoying Anchorage immensely. Our son is in the
midst of his midget football activities and in spite of the
fact that his team hasn't won a single game this year, he
hasn't lost any of his enthusiasm.

I saw Bud Rogers in Atlanta, Georgia the day before yesterday
and he asked about you and Mimi. Bud hasn't changed much
and is still just as democratic as ever. We had an enjoyable
visit and spent the major part of his time between orchestra
playing reminiscing about the old days at Kansas University.

We will be seeing you December 23 in the evening.

Sincerely a

a

Dr. Fe Cs Allen ace,

801 Louisiana Street
Lawrence, Kansas