May 11, 1943.

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Mr. Be Co Bergeson,
Asst. to the Director of Personnel oe
American Red Cross,

1709 Washington Avenue,

St. Louis, Missouri.

Dear Lire Bergeson:

In reply to your inquiry regarding Otte Dean
Unruh, of Bethel College, Newton, Kansas, beg to state ~
that I have known Mrs Unruh for some fifteen years. I
had him on my varsity basketball team when he was a
student here at the Universi ty of Kangees

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yOUNg, Taste He is loyal to the extreme, is sincere and
honest. He does not use naresoties nor aleoholica in any
way. I will recommend him without reservation or evasion.
He is in a school of Dunkards and they are very clean ani
simeers people. He does not have that extreme polish
that some people have, but he has character to an unusual
degres. You can cout on an indefatigable and honest
fellow. He would be an extremely fine influence with
young men and would aooperate with his superiors in every
possible wy. He is a fine, capable young mane

Direotor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.