Uctober 8, 19357.

Mr. Harold G, Townsend,
SS Werth LaSalle St.,
Chicago, Illinois, :

My deay Brother Townsend:

Your inquiry of September 27 concerning Nr,
Harold Evans, Jr., of 9 West S7th Street, Kansas City
is before mes I trust that you will on the slight
delay that the inquiry has occasioned. I am sending you
the information that I received from Registrar George 0.
Foster, of the University of Kansas, . —

i have known young Evans' father, Harold
vans, of Kansas City, for a groat many years. I knew
him as an undergraduate and a pledge of Phi Kappa Psi,
and I have followed him through the years of his Univer-
sity course and after his graduation, He was always one
of the substantial Phi Psi's, enthusiastic, loyal, ani
Gependable. Harold Evans, Sr., always was one of the
old boys who came back at the call when the chapter
needed him. And he still does the sane,

If young Harold Evans is the type of man
that his father is, and the feeling among the boys of *
the chapter on Mount Oread is that Harold is that type
fellow, then I think you need have no worry about the.
oan.

, I was down at the house for luncheon the
other day with Brether Ralph Spotts and his wife, who
now live near Los Angeles. I had.an opportunity to
speak to young Harold Byans, and my impression is that .
he is a fine young man. He seems to morit this from
all-of his fellow Phi Psi's,

 Perheps it might be well to state that in
this part of the country when a stwient is not especial ly
strong in his acadenie work the University of Kansas will
not accept him from a high school out of the state if his
grades do not average a “"C" rating, on the basis of A, B,
of the high school

C, D, without the recommendation