REGION lI.

REGION 2-3.

_REGION 4.

REGION 5.
REGION 6.
REGION 7.
REGION 8.
REGION 9,
REGION 10.
REGION II.

REGION 12.

P. S. Oberhelman was first on’ the list of you and Fritz Norr for
your two games this coming season. In view of what has
happened I don't believe that is good, and unless you object
violently I am going to give him some other assignments. We
all know that this would not make a bit of difference to
Mike but it is never good for an officials to go into a

ball game with two strikes on hin.

Be sure to let me know Jjsy where you want Ted put on your

list.

My team will be playing at Topeka saturday night Dec. 9th.
and your presence would be appreciated. We won't be too .
good this year but would like to have you there just the same.

REGIONAL ADVISORS TO THE COMMISSION

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Vermont

DAN KELLY, State Director of Physical Education, State Capital
Building, Boston, Massachusetts

Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania

DR. HIRAM A. JONES, State Director of Physical Fitness, State
Capital, Albany, New York |

oo of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West
Virginia

DR. H, C. BYRD, President, University of Maryland, College

Park, Md.

Benue) Michigan, Ohio

L. W. ST. JOHN, ‘Director of Athletics, The Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio

Ilinois, Indiana, Wisconsin

KENNETH L. WILSON, Director of Athletics, Northwestern Uni-
versity, Evanston, Illinois :
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee
HAYGOOD PATERSON, State Director, Alabama State Defense
Council, Montgomery, Alabama

lowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota
GEORGE J. HIGGINS, General Manager, Radio Station KSO,
Des Moines, lowa

Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma 5

R. E, PETERS, Athletic Director, Northeast High School, Kansas
City, Missouri 5
Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas

BEAUFORD H. JESTER, Chairman, Railroad Commission of Texas,
Austin, Texas

Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah :
ROBERT RUSSELL, President, Rocky Mountain Chapter, Amateur
Athletic Union, Denver, Colorado

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SAM HAYES, Blue Network, Hollywood, California

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—WALTER R. MacCORNACK, FAIA,
School of Architecture, ;
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge.

—WILLIAM J. SAYWARD, FAIA,
Sayward and Logan, Architects,
320 Palmer Building.

—RALPH E. GRISWOLD, IALA,
Landscape Architect
Bureau of Parks

—C. HERRICK HAMMOND, FAIA,
Illinois State Architect and Engineer,
160 N. LaSalle Street.

—BURNHAM HOYT,
Architect,
400 Colorado Building.

—FRANCIS B. JACOBBERGER, AIA,
Architect,
505 McKay Building.

‘LOS ANGELES —HERBERT J. POWELL, AIA,

Marsh, Smith & Powell, Architects,
832 W. Fifth Street 13.