THE AMERICAN COMMISSION

FOR

LIVING WAR MEMORIALS

 

 

GEORGE M. TRAUTMAN, Chairman OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN
COL. THEODORE P. BANK 30 EAST BROAD STREET
LOUIS BROMFIELD COLUMBUS 15, OHIO

c. L. JORDAN ;

WILLIAM LEISER

COMM. GENE TUNNEY

GEORGE R. HOLSTROM, Secretary

HOWARD DWIGHT SMITH _
Architectural Advisor

The Ohio State University
Columbus 10, Ohio

November 29th.

1944

Dr. Fe. CG. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doe:

Will probably get to see you here Wednesday night at the
Kansas rally but you are always so darn busy at such times.

While talking with you yesterday I forgot to ask you about
what arrangements you can make with Tom Dorney about letting his
High School youngsters in on their season tickets. I imagine you
will sell High School tickets at a reduced price and that will be
all Northeast would want. You see it is Tom's home game and he is
under obligations to his students that hold season tickets. I imagine
that his players, and the students will draw enought older people
in to the game to justify it.

Harold Reade asked me the other night if we couldn't get
Marion Wools, coach of Wyandotte, to work his game with Rockhurst
High the night of the 12th. I told him that you and Lew would
probably have the same two officials work both games. They tell me
that Marion is a good officials, and I have put him on my list to
work in our league games but I have never seen him work. I will ¢vall
Lew Lane tonight about the officials. I feel sure that if Ted works
Marion would be alright.

I am helping Bruce Drake with his games on Dec. 16th. and
will be glad to assist you in any way you see fit; there is never
any charge when I help conference schools with their games here.

Sincerely yours,
Konan
R. E. Peters

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