Dr. J. B. Andes, Medical Director,
Sunflewer Ordnance Werks, :
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Andes:

Floyd Santmer has presented to me your letter in regard
 %o his clessea in Physical Conditioning, ‘The covermnsnt

insisted that all students who are regiatered for Selective
Service or are monbers ef the various enlisted reserve ser-
vices of the armed forces ef the United States be required
- % take conditioning exercises. ‘The minimm here at the

University ef Kansas is three hours a week, while at mest
institutions the minimm is five hours a week. Due te our
limited facilities were able to offer only the three-heur

week schedule. ce at

The Department ef Physical Eiueation has ne autherity

to exempt anyone from these classes. The University Sena
and the Chanceller have appointed a Committees on tiens
from Physical Confitioning, and this cemmittee inferms us
when any student has been exempt. Every student has a health |
examination where they are classified A, B, GC er D. The
hospital usually recommends that students classified C or D,
because of some physical disability, be exempted from the
 eccepts their recommendation.

_ I assure you that if there is any possible wy that I
can ceeperate with you witheut violating the Senate ruling
I will be glad te de it. The clase schedule is not so diffi-
cult but whet a fellow carrying the usual lead has ample time
te exercise three times a week fer a one hour period.

Very sincerely yours,

ue Directer of Physical Education,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.