September 26, 1941.

ir, Karl Flooz,
Bursar,
University of Kansas.

Dear Mr. Klooz:

| I acknowledge receipt of your favor of the
25th instant, and I will of course be very happy to
cooperate in all the matters that you discussed.

However, I desire to state that I had a call
from Bal Jeffrey last Yonday esking me to come to Topeka ‘
ané take luncheon with Pr, Kirkpatrick and him. It was
in regard to competitive athletics, and I bought the
luncheon. They were interested in helping with the ath-
letic situation and they wanted my advice on some matters.

I did not get a receipt at the Pennant, and I
drove my own car. It is impossible for me to get a ree
ceipt because I did not know then about the regulation,
and I am asking you how this should be handled. In all —
other matters I will follow your advice as outlined by
Richard S. Wyler & Company. ; j

Thanking you for your letter, I am

Very cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coache