DON CARLOS PEETE, M.D,
SUITE 1500 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI

April 24, 1945.

Dy. FF. Cs Alien,

Department of Physical Education,
University of. Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Friend Forrest: —
I have been intending to write you a note for

some time on your recent electrocardiogram but it
always seems tomorrow would be a good time to get
to it, you know me and writing letters. I did
want you to know comparison of your tracing with
the one we made four years ago shows definite in-
crease cardiac tone. You may want to know what

‘ that means - well, I think that you are in better
physical condition today than you were four years
ago which also means that you have to give up the
idea of resigning, or retiring I should say, in
the near future.

It was awfully good to have that short visit
with you when you were down and I hope that you
will soon be able to come down and we will have one
of those good old time sessions of reminiscing. I
see Bobby and Jean quite often and they are both
busy as firemen going to a four bell alarm.

EF also want to take this opportunity to tell
you how much that Alice and I have enjoyed the
Rebound. It is just like sitting in on a bull fest
with many of our old friends and many of those that
we know well from their past careers.

Hoping that your family is all well and we will
have the pleasure of seeing you soon, I remain

Sincerel your friend
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