August 14, 1941.

Mrs. John E. Taylor,
1400 Ohio Street,

-. Lewrence, Kansas.

Dear Mrs. Taylor:

I beg to acknowledge receipt of your good letter
of the 4th instant, and I am more sorry about the
Arthur Spangberg incident then you quite realize. 1!
would be glad to get in touch with Sgt. Kollender and
make every effort to get your money for you.

Personally, I do not direct eny number of boys to |
boarding houses, but occasionally a boy does come in
and if they ask my advige I will be more than happy to
recommend you to them. the football squad is quite
large but the basketball squad is rather small and the
same organization is not attempted in basketball that
is done in football,

i do not know who Mr. Morris is end I do not know
with whom he dealt, Certainly I have nothing to do with
that angle. I will be glad to speak to Clarence Miller -
with a view of helping you in any possible way. I am
sure that your rates will have to reise this fall on
account of the sharp increase of prices.

You will hear from me efter my return to Lawrence
some time after the 2Srd of August. :

_ Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA :AH Varsity Basketball coach.