Novenber 13, 1942.

Ur. We R, Whitsel, Superintendent,
Cherryvale Public Schools,
Cherryvale, Kansas.

Dear Mr. Whitszel:

: I have received your note of the llth instant,
: and frankly, I am in a quandary about the transportation
problem. It would be difficult to get to Cherryvale on

the train without losing too mich time from my duties here

and the gasoline rationing will eo driving my car.

 
 

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Jeck Gardner's Naval Aviation School tean on the
5th. I em having to hold all basketball practice at night
because of the crowded schedule during the day.

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under the ofroumstances. When I told you I would come I
of course, planned to drive to Cherryvale. I have just
talking to Mr. Vic Hurt, Assistant Coach of the varsity
ball team, and he tells me he has to go to P some
‘after the football season is over. I am not endeavoring to
pick a speaker for you, but the thought occurred to me that
Hr. inert might be able to work Unis in on nis other tip.

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3 I shall be glad to have you write me your
suggestions. 3

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physioal Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.