Octeber 20, 1942.

Captain I. W. Cahoon,
$10 Porter
Kansas City, issourle

Dear Captain Cahoon:

I am very happy to recommend to you Frank W. Mandeville of
Lowe & Campbell, of Kansas City, :

I have known Mr. Mandeville for over eighteen years and have
found him to be a most dependable, loyal and efficient young man.
I knew him when he was a football, basketball and track star at the
University of Kansas in 1917. I came to the University as Direotor
of Athletics in 1919. It was my pleasure to coach him on the var«
sity football team as well as the varsity basketball team. He was
@ great athlete, responsive and versatile.

Since his graduation I have followed him as coach at Hays
Teachers College and during his long temute wi
in Kensas City. He is a man of fine :
ability are unquestioned. .
‘man of no bad habits, and he has the ability to make hos
friends in all walks of life. |

I em glad to recommend him to you without reservation

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Very sincerely yours,

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