Hovember 27, 1942.

Mr. BR, B, Peters,
342 So. Chelsea Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Reaves:

I am sorry for the delay in replying to your
letter of the 15th, but I have been out of

days.

: sis Sek seeenapenind tna peat Sita eh
Hickey, and he desired a transition of the dates, to which we
agreed. This was during the swmer and we failed to notify you,
which we should have dome, and we beg your pardon.

' he arrengement for the two officials in the Creight~
on game is satisfactory, with Roeper and Oberholman working with
Gibbs, with Oberhelman at Lawrence.

If you can pick someone to work with Curtis we would
appreciate it. I also notice that Oberhelman and Hinkhouse will
work the Gerdmer Base game on the 5th.

. Wo are planning to go ahead with Grest Lakes on the
‘80th, and on the 29th Jack Gardner's Clippers will fill in the
Towa Pre-Flight schedule.

Now, regarding the eighteen officials that you ex-
well te bales ew She «tind I would be very happy to admit
those gentlemen for the tax, no charge. I am sure that Jack
Gardner will do the seme, and if you will talk to Lou Lower I
am sure that Lou will go along with us. I consider this a pro-
fessional problem and the officials are professionals, not
spectators, so they should be accorded the courtesy. And too, —
I eam very sure that Missouri will give those officials free ad-
mission to their football gane.

Lou Lower, of the Auditorium, called me the other

day and asked me to be present Monday noon at the Hotel Muehlebach
at the kick-off luncheon for Jeck Gardner’s Clippers, Bill Powell's
Schooley's, and so forth. I promised him that I would be there, ©
go if I can arrange to see you at the luncheon at the Muehlebach
there are many other details we can iron out. If you cannot be
there I will talk to Lou Lower and so far as I em concerned make
arrangements for your officials. You will understand this is
really Jack Gardner's game and I have a hesitancy toward committing
myself without talking to him. Of course, we figure in the expenses