SMITH-GRIEVES COMPANY, PRINTERS
WESTERN ENVELOPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Seventeenth and Washington Streets
— KANSAS CITY, MO.
April 2nd, 1940.

Dear Phog:

I want you to know how very much we appreciate
your calling on us to produce the programs for
the basket-ball tournament.

We turned our plant over to you and hope every-
thing we did was entirely satisfactory.

You surely had one great tournament, which was
evidenced by the sell-out. I certainly did en-
joy all the games. Sorry 1 didn’t get to see
you - but you were too busy to be bothered.

You had a great team and, of course, it was dis-
appointing that we couldn't carry off the final
honors - looked to me like a situation where we
bumped into an outfit that on that night was just
red hot. However, we can all be very proud of the
Kansas team - and, Phog, that boy of yours is one
swell youngster. I know you are very proud of hin.

Thanks so much for remembering us, and I do hope
sometime when you are down here you will drop in.
It's been a long time since we've visited together.
I'd like to talk to you about Larry and many things
so, some day come in - I'd like the pleasure of
taking you to lunch or dinner.

Si Ys

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
801 Louisiana,
Lawrence, Kansas.