Februery 1, 1941

Mre Je He Crocker

Director of Physical Educetion
The University of Yestern Ontario
London, Canada

‘Deer Mre Crocker:

I am sorry thet I have failed to answer your good letter
of the 9th instant sooner, but I have been out of town much of
late with the basketball team and, together with final exuminetions
ond administrative work, I am much later than usuale However, had
there been any possibility of my helping Mr. Lewis 4. Davies, I
would have immediately wired you.

I am happy to heve you sey what you have ~egarding ire
Devies as a basketball and track coaches If there was any possible
way for me to-heip him it would be a pleasure to do se. I learned
to like Mre Devies when we met at various times, and I will keep
his neme before me with the hope that I can help him. Pleese
_gonvey to Mre Davies my sincerest hope that he will get something ©
without eny mised justment, end eleo give him my kindest regerdse

I can understand how the war is compelling vou to make
chenges thet dislocate your competitive program. As an Amorican
may I say that you have my every sympathy in your effort to stemp
out Witlerism on the continents Canada hes been & great cont~ibution
and we ere very proud of our neighbors.

With all good wishes, I am,

Sincerely yours,

PcA:1lg:min Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Varsity Basketball Coach