‘Dear Phog: | ‘Thinking that the
Couneil meeting last Tuesday would
be only routine business of comm.
reports and electing Henry Shenk to
‘succeed me, and knowing Tuesday was
‘your busy day, I didn't call you
and insist on your coming. How-
ever, the plan Lloyd Houston had to
Suggest for summer baseball has so
many considerations that we are
badly in need of your advice. [
have typed some carbons of full
minutes, and am enclosing one so
that you can see the issues. The
Council is meeting at my house ne xt
Tuesday noon for chili and some
discussion of the proposition. If
you can't come, will you try to
talk it over with Henry before
that time so we will have your
judgment. The Council would have
to furnish expendable equipment
and foot the bills for daytime
supervision of the "practise" deals
as well as the $450 salary of C.W.
With the Chest's “#1200 and the Bd.
of Education's $800 plus our bal.
in the fund, we will have a little
in excess of $2000. Do you think
we should put that percentage of our
entire budget on one evening activity
Is there any way to get definite
information now as to the gov't'ts
permission to use lights for ball
fields during the summer?

Thanks-—-
Marge . Stockton

My typewriter jumps from war nerves,
so excuse the sudden and frequent
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