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Rice, MILLER & HYATT

SUITE Sli HURON BUILDING
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS

CARL V. RICE
HARRY G. MILLER, UR.
we. S. HYATT, UR.

 

CONRAD MILLER

March 13, 1942

Dre Fe. Ce Allien
Athletié Department
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doc:

I very much regretted that I was unable to.come to your
party. I had tickets to both the game and the dinner

and fully expected to be there, but was suddenly called
out of the city. I wanted to congratulate you personally
on the achievement of staying twenty-five years in one
spote My observation of the coaching profession is that
this is really an achievement.

I hope that you stay there twenty-five years longer and
increase the already large and enthusiastic group of ad-
mirers of your personality and ability.

I always regret that I do not find time to take a more
active interest in Kansas athletics, but in these days
we are driven by our jobs and, of course, are all glad
to work as hard and as long as is necessary to do our
part in the war effort.

The first time you are in town, give me a ring, as I
would like to personally extend my congratulations to
you.

With kindest personal regards, I am

Sincerely

   
 
   

Ve Rice