eo UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION September a> 1941.

Mr. C. @. Bayles, Superintendent,
Buildings and Grounds.

Dear Mr. Bayles:

Dre Elbel called my office this morning and
reminded me of the fact that there are some grading stakes
and a steam siicvel on the intramurel field.

I recall having written you on June 28 asking
about the grading and the possible appropriation of the state.
I also mentioned the $500 given by the student councils for
grading.

Nét having heard from you, on July 14 I wrote
the Chancellor asking about the appropriation and mentioned
the fact of the grading. On July 19 I further wrote the
Chancellor explaining where the $500 came from, and I mentioned
to him that the students had paid for the grading on the left
intramural field.

Dr. Elbel is firmly of the opinion that any
grading done there now would spoil his entire intramurs! program
this fall. Not having conversed with you in any way, I was
rather surprised to find the equipment on the field at this
inopportune time. I trust that nothing will be done to spoil
the intramural program. This grading at this time is contra-~
indicated.

Sincerely ours,

FCA: AH