February 3, 1942.

Mre de Be Miller,

Director of Physical Training,

Air Corps Technical Training Command,
20 East Archer Street,

Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Dear Er. Miller:

I am very happy to reply to your letter of February 2nd
concerning the qualifications of
fea. puistion ak Auer Myeator af figainel Heaton te laa ae
Corps. I feel confident that his training and experience are
such that he would be a very valuabl

IT have kmown Fred Harris for a oe ee
a high admiration for hime He played three years on the varsity
football team at the University of Kansas, ote
on my varsity basketball team, He majored in our Department of
Physical Education, and knows the fundamentals of physical education
as well as athletics. :

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At the present time Fred Harris is supervising a program for

200 boys, whose eges range from 17 to 24 years

strenuous activity for the boys, such

ball and baseball, as well as some of the ,
auch ae pinezene. shuffleboard, dances and social affairs. His duties

boys. lle assists in carrying out a suitable health procran and is
(active in first aid treatment.

Pred Harris ia a fine, clean, capable, intelligent young man.
His character is of the best. He is resourceful and industrious,
EE ER LS Senet Ae Rie Papen

i ais Sor tener Ab iene Bln Si von uke Heetian es
evasion. If I can give you any further information, please feel free
write me again.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Sanisieaniniss,
FCA:AH | — Basketball and Baseball Coach.