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Training Division, — \
‘Bureau of Navigation,
Navy Department,
Washington, D. C. \

Dear Sirs:

IT am very happy to recommend to you Hr. Walter a
Maurice Cannady, who has made application for the position
of physical director in cs Training Division of the Bureau
of Navigation.

QT heve known Maurice oon for years, both as \
en undergraduate and as a graduate student of the University
of Kensas. He majored in our department of physical education, 1
and has also taken twelve hours of work in physical education — 4
at the University of California toward his Master’s degree. ~
Cannady is a highly personable man, is f

has a way about him that wins the respect and fri 2. }
men with whom he comes in contact, and he is undoubtedly an ex-
ceptional individual. As a varsity football player here in the :
University he was outstanding. He knows the value of loyalty
end cooperation to his superiors. His attitude towards his
superiors is most commendable, and while a member of the team
he kept in strict training and aided in developing an: ‘@eprit
de corps that was most pleasing.

   

I recommended him for a position in the Lawrence
public school system, and he has done a splendid job. His

scholarship is superior and his fine physical body attracts ‘
attention. His posture and bearing impress those with whom ‘
he comes in contact. He is neat, courteous and capable, and \
I am happy to recommend him without reservation as an instruc- i

ter, a coach, or e personnel executive.
Sincerely yours,

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Director of| Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

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