March 31, 1942.

Mr. D. EH. Weber,
- Superintendent of Schools,
Humboldt, Nebraska.

Dear Superintendent Weber:

When your letter of March 24th arrived I feared there
was a conflict in dates because we had some baseball cames
scheduled for May 21 and 22. Since then, however, these dates
have been changed, and T do have the dates of May 21 and 22
free.

You are in a much better position to lmow what the
honorarium should be. Of course, the tire problem is the
biggest thing. The state does not provide money for travel,
and I would have to drive my own car. That naturally makes
treveling more expensive this year.

It would be a great pleasure to speak at your commence-
ment, and I do deliver a number of commencement addresses.
Prankly, we try to insist that boys go to their own state
universities rather than try to attract them outside of the
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Very sincerely Yours,

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