February 19, 1938. Signe Alpha Epsilon, West Hills, Lawrence, Kansase Dear Boys of the SeABes Zt want you to mow that we appreciate your thoughtfulness. The wire reached us enroute from Norman to Lewrence, and meant much to the boyse We assembled the gang together in the train and read the wire. Wo all agreed that you have three sterling representatives on the team who wear your badges Persomlly, I Gia not believe we could do it, Watt Wes bens idee a Sk Lk Gee. Again an instance where youth shows age that the impossible can happone With deep appreciation of your support, I am _ Sincerely yours, Director of Physical Education, FOAsAH Varsity Basketball Coachs THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE 1201-S _ CLASS OF SERVICE SYMBOLS DL = Day Letter This is a full-rate * Telegram or Cable- NM = Night Message hee pete ets NL = Night Letter etre aracter is in- ee ae a suitable | N l O N LC = Deferred Cable symbol above or pre- NLT = Cable Night Letter |_ ceding the address. ( : 1 } es oNeht R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB CARLTON . J. PRESIDEMT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT __ Ship Radiogram f The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination. Received at 158 N. Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kans, ™ZHON® 3-6242 KMA417 © 3 EXTRA=LAWRENCE KANS VIA NORMAN OKLA 18 KU BASKETBALL TEAM, ABOARD SANTAFE TRAIN #15= : ENROUTE LAWRENCE KANS ARRIVING 2:00 AM WICHITA KANS= NICE GOING BOYS= SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON. WESTERN UNION ALONE SERVES 89% OF THE PLACES HAVING TELEGRAPH OFFICES Pebruary 19, 19586 Uy, Lefty Sproull, | Equitable Life Assurance Coe, 120 Soe LaSalle Ste, Chicago, Illincise Near Lefty: Tt was fine to have the wire fron you, Sestge Maes = ee oy oe eve of our very critical gande I trust that you are fecling better and that things are going along well with youe \ . With every good wish, I an ne, : Wnreotor of Piysioal Bination, FCASAH , ~Wieity snout Sona = = = ALOHA from across the seai An old Chinese philosopher once said "A picture is worth 10,000 words" so in this, our annual letter, we lean toward the artistic (?) rather than the literary} This past year we have been busy and happy, the highlight of thé year being a few weeks spent on the island of Maul during the summer, .Méui No Ke Oe, which means "none better tran Meni" is the praise we now Sing of the Valley Isle. Most of our time was spent at Olinda, 4,000 feet up the sloves of Haleakala absorbing lots of good, cold, clear mountain air and resting. Maui should really be termed the friendly isle for we had at our disposal our friends' cars, mountain home and beach home. While in Kahului and Weilukw we enjoyed Japanese -sukiyakl dinners, Chinese chop suey and the Hawaiian luau. The ¢ Llimax of our trip came when we drove sixty miles over an excellent paved road to the summit of Mt. Haleakala, 10,000 feet. From the rest house at the top one can look five miles across the world's largest extinct volcano, This crater nas a circumference at the summit of 21 miles and is 3,000 feet deep, It is well named Haleakala (House of the Sun) because sunrise and sunset seen from its rim are among the grandest views in Hawaii. From the summit you can: hike or go on horseback into the fiLooret the pit and explore volcanic formations such as the bubble caves, pottomless pit, cinder cone hills, and sec the rare silversword plant. From this mountain, which in the winter is covered with iin RESET SERENE MEIER acer es it fan alu! tes hi wa ae E ii J ; Sy Lae ef oo Aish? Pg ms ho : Y ee : . lt ee se aN Mo ery phn ike a i a ji ae ‘ fa of ES 4 oy Diam on d it € acl snow, we look south 100 miles to.the island of. Haweii.to, sec Ma2zne Loa’ and Mauna Kea, and north to. our own island of Oahu, Molokai, Lanai and Kahoolawe. Somc Gey WO. wb ho, return. to Maai and sosnd the summer hiking and painting. ; After many years. we have discovered that. drawing and painting can be lots of fun. We have been taking lessons and while the results of our efforts may not cxeite the art critics, we do cnjoy trying. TAG 3 OO Ox Orica ddr: O12 Eid. Gada kbd things to paint and draw in Hawaii,.- landscapes, flowers and the many types of people. . : bibs HAWAIIAN [oLANDS We So). aw SH — Oahu 74 my “eee en Sa AL " 4 ©, an fF rangtteo ois af _ ae oid at 2G "Kauai Se eS Ax OR ao ql om 2 : atts wige* & Ori det? pd a_i BPM sie oo soot *-. Gig Wiehe ow Se eR BODAD oe Ne at ff AN | “cave a. a ee - a ; - P ch Shae \ Ae Ee 4A 5 See 4 s : ee ee i. ae g 6 ie IA ‘ eS many ot . Camp AANALE: ce alll : ; BENCH ‘ 7 af wy a a be Sid fs , \ Um iss . ctoye EF \ Miwee — oe eA | HE : - Cpt { j } ; \ . ye i : whi Ads ic Pe 4 ‘ s o au é “i Ne : WETTEST SPOOF db LAL ames 9 tg ON ERRIM i" i . v ent je YU2T Newnes P Year. Cres. nate ag bili Py. 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