October 5, 1942. ;

lire. Frank T. liright,
2201 ‘lest 63rd St.,
Kansas City, Mo. ’

Dear "Fat":

I have just received your letter addressed to me person-
ally and I have fellewed your dictates as fer as it was humanly
possible for me te do se. I called Dr. Lawrence Weodruf?, the
registrar, and he is sending the transcript ef your University
work te you at your residence address. I asked him to write a
letter in your behalf but he said it might leok very queer since
he did not knew you, and he theught the transcript would be the
_ best he could do.

I, of course, am very happy te write you a bleomin' good
letter and I will do my very best. I sincerely trust this will
be helpful to yous. As I explained to you in my last letter,
there was no record of your matriculating prior to Septeuber 8,
1919. You paid the matriculation fes at tht time and doubtless
had you matriculated before that you weuld have been fersed te
pay the matriculation in the surmer that you were under the in-
pression you were here.

if there is anything at all that I can do to help you,
please coumand me.

With all geod wishes, I am

Fraternally yours,

Direoter of Physical Edvoation,
PCA:AH Vareity Basketball Coach.