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BEN HIBBS
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INDEPENDENCE SQUARE - PHILADELPHIA

Thursday

Dear Phog:-

This may just confuse the issue, but don't let
it worry you. Anyway, the Strath Haven Inn people in Swarth-
more have come to me and offered to put up you and your boys
for $1.50, two boys to a room in twin beds. I told you, I
think, that Pennsylvania always sends their boys their be-
fore one of the big football games.

I note by the schedule that you have a Sunday
lay-over between the Fordham game in the Garden and the
Temple game here on Monday. Now I think Swarthmore is a
nicer place to lay over than the city. There's lots of woods
and trees and our weather ought to hold crisp and cool and
Clear. Then, too, if your kids want to warm up a bkt the
Swarthmore Field house is open to you on Sunday afternoon.
Bill Stetson would be happy, I know, to scrimmage gently
with your boys.

Besides, Phog, I'd love to have you and your
kids out in Swarthmore over the Sunday -- you all can call
our Christmas tree yours.

If you are definitely committed to the Phil-
adelphian it's all OK with me Phog. If you decide you would
like to come out to Swarthmore over the Sunday, just send
me @ wire collect and I'll clinch with the Inn and I'll
have them send you a memo confirming it. I did tell you
that the Inn is about eight miles from Convention Hall, which
would take a bus to get you in for the game -- or a train
goes right to a block or two from the Hall. Transportation
wouldn't be a problem. I have enough cars to do the job if
you wish.

If I don't hear from you, Phog, I'll assume you
want to let the Philadelphians arrangement stand. Either
way is all right. I'll be in there punching for K.U.

Congratulations on the Texas wins.

Until f see you, then -- good luck