October 10, 1941.

Dr. He Ge Sloe,
Bills Building,
Topeka, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Slee:

I desire to thank you personally for your
generosity in making it possible for a very deserving
young man to remain in school. This young man's feather
was a Spanish-American war veteran and was killed, The
mother is in the home at Dodge City, and the young man
in question had a brother who wes killed by lightning
this summer.

This chap is ome of the finest young men that
I lmow of and he is not an athletic tramp by any manner
of means. He will make a name for himself, and you
without doubt will receive a letter from him. Iiater on
he will call on you in person to thank you. Before he
is out ef the University it is my opinion that his name.
will be on the tongues of a great many of the faculty
members and athletic followers.

Mr. Hitt, our assistant registrar, has spoken
of him, saying that he is one of the finest young men
that he had met. He is a fine student, a fine athlete,
and a real gentleman. Mr. Hitt was a Summerfield scholar
and a brilliant teacher of mathematics, so I am sure that
his evaluation is a real recommendation.

Again thanking you, and assuring you that the
first time I am in Topeka I will stop by to express our
thanks for your generosity, I am

Sincerely yours,

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