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COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

AMERICA’S FOREMOST RURAL MAGAZINE

ROBERT H. REED
EDITOR

THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE - PHILADELPHIA

April 2, 1942

Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Dep't of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:

I've been so dazed over this sudden promotion that I am
badly behind in acknowledging the nice letters that came in.
I really appreciated having your enthusiastic note, but it
makes me ashamed that I didn't send you at least fifty tele-
grams of congratulations on the fine things your basketball
team did this year.

Bill Stetson had a fine year with his Swarthmore tean,
although he lost four games by one point. He talks about you
every time I see him. One of his boys, Stan Cope, who is my
hero, finished his college career by scoring forty-one points.
That's a hot man, Phog.

I hope to see you before long.

With good wishes to you and your family.

Cordially yours,

RHR: S “3 O

, Meek