November 25, 1944.

Dr. and Mrs. Don Carlos Peete,
3717 Belleview,
Kansas City, Kansas.

Dear Don and Alice:

I want you to know how much I enjoyed our short visit in your
beautiful new home. I have addressed this letter to 3717 Belleview,
but I cannot for the life of me locate the address on any of your
stationery. Somehow I feel I must have written it down when I talked
to you over the phone. I know that you are well enough kmow and
famous enough so if this isn't the correct address it will get to you.

I eujoyed the trip home with Virginie Jane very much, I got a little
sleepy on one occasion and at the Sunflower Village pulled slightly +o
the side of the road and took three minutes, out to relax and close my
eyes just enough to shake off the drowsiness. Oertainly I wanted to
get the valuable human cargo in Lawrence without any mishap. I took
Virginia's grip to the door and met the landlady, who seemed to be very
pleasant.

£ want to thenk you so mich for Fixing the Panay Aten Meniioyt tal ae
such a wonderful way. My, it’s grand to know that we have some anes
friends who really did an essential kindness.

I always enjoy my visit with you very much and am trusting that in
the newr future we will be able to have an extended visit. We are
sending you the basketball schedule and we want you and your family to
count on the 12th, 22nd and 23rd of December. We will have tickets for
the family. Also, if you get to Lawrence at any time, you know we are
always leoking for you.

With all good wishes in every way, I an

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.