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Vocational High School,
Fort Wingate, New Mexico.

Dear Mire Wallace:

I am enclosing a copy of the University of
Kansas football schedule as it stands at the
present time. There may be one or two gnues
added to this schedule. ‘th. Henry Shenk is the
varsity football coach.

The basketball sehedule for the eoming season
has not been made as yet. We are hoping that
this will be done in September, and I will be
happy to send you a copy when it is available.

Sincerely yout,

Director of Physical Bducati on,
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Dear Sirs; :

Would like to have several copies of your foot
ball sehedule for this fall. If basketball schedule is
complete, please send it also.

Sineerely,

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August 23, 1943.

My. Bud Widick,
Snowlen Mize Athletic Goods Cos,

Atchison, Kansas.
Dear Bud:

I have just this afternoon received the information
from the military coordinator here at the University that
the Omaha authorities heve turned dow the orders on all
the gym equipment for the ASTP students, with the exception
at tes an oot, They think the prices are too high.

I thought it advisable to let you lnow at the sarliest
possible moment so that you can release the T shirts and the

supporters that you were holding on this order.

ily purpose wes to cooperate with the University author-
ities in getting the carliest possible delivery on this
equipment. I am sorry the order did not go through, but I
believe we did everything we possibly coulde

Very sincerely yours,

Direotor of Physical Education,
FCA:A H | Varsity Basketball Coach. .
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Lieut. William G. Wade,
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Hobbs, Now Voxico.

Dear Bill:

| I em glad that you like the Rebounds. I assure you that
you deserve any write up thet yon might have receivede

Congratulations on flying that B17 Flying Portreset I
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benders, according to what assignments you are given. gerd
that you are so happy in your work.

I em sorry that we couldn't recognize you when you were
passing over Lewrence. And I do hope that you will be able to
come and visit us soon. The cld campus really is beautiful and I
imagine the carpets of green and tan that you saw from the air

ware not over-colored.

I know that you will do # swell job picking your crew and
I know thet you will put the old fight and morale in them. “e will
be locking for you, Bill. Come and see use

With all godd wighes, I am

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Mr. Bud Widick,
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Atchison, Kansas.

Dear Bud:

_ hank you for sending the two samples of gym
pants. The University authorities in charge of
the Army Specialized Training Program desire to
order the khaki pants, which you ean deliver on
September lst, at 90¢ per pair. ‘They are making
this change in their requisition — gees to

the State Business Manager. . °

Tam returning the gym pants to you under
separate caver.

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FOA:AH - Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

August 16, 1943

Mimo to Mr. Klooz:

Dr. Nash asked me to furnish you with information
regarding the substitution in the order for gym pants
for the ASTP students.

The pants to be substituted are khali drill, with
drawstring, priced at 907. Snowden-Migze Athletic Goods
Compeny can furnish 1400 pairs of them around September
first. .

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ten in color, and they have 411 pairs on hand for

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August 15, 1943.

Mr. Dick Wagstaff,
Jeyhewlk Crenmery,
834 Vermont St.,
Lawrence, Kensas.
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I went damstairs and had a nice short visit with
Johnny Merriam. I also told Dean Nesmith about him. He
is in Dean's class.
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Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

Thank you very much for your letter of August 7, and
the reference to Larry Winn, Jr.

Your recommendation speaks very well of Mr. Winn,
however, we will be unable to contact or employ him

in view of his present employment in an essential
industry. Our inability to contact or employ Mr. Winn
is a result of the War Manpower Comuission Employment
Stabilization plan in effect in this area.

Your interest, nevertheless, is sincerely appreciated.

Very truly yours,

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Employment Manager

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August 7, 1943.

North American Aviation, Inte,
Kansas Citys Kansas.

Dear Larry:

2 sec enalinatied eatin wines lt i Sates thers
written to Mr. James M. Bradley, of the Transcontinental
and Western ‘ir, Inc., of Kensas City. They are looking
for a Personnel Representative in their TWA activity.
program, and I know of no better person to fill that
vacancy then you. We are always interested in your
progress.

Lots of good luck to you, Larry.

Praternally yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH _ Varsity Basketball Coach.
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Athletic Director
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

We desire to fill a vacancy as Personnel Representative
in the TWA activity program, if we are able to secure a
young man with the proper qualifications. Believing

you may be aware of a person available, with the quali-
fications which we desire, this letter is being written
to ask for any assistance in giving the names and addres-
ses of any eligibles whom you may know.

The work which this Personnel Representative will do will
be in conjunction with the activities of our TWA Club.
This club promotes intramural athletic events, such ag
softball, basketball, and bowling, throughout the year.
It also sponsors company dances and other social programs
on a large scale. The person employed in this position
will act as a director in the promotion and organization
of such activities.

We desire to secure a young man between the ages of 25 and
35 years, who has reasonable Selective Service deferment,
most likely as a result of dependents. In view of the im-
portance of the intramural athletic program, it is felt .
that a young man with a major in Physical Education would

be desirable.

Very truly yours,

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7James M. Bradley
Employment Manager

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July 15, 1943. .

I was very happy to have your letter of the 7th instant
and it will be a great pleasure for me to sesay some highly
satisfectory things in your behalf. You may count on my
fullest cooperation. Mit and I often talk about you. He
is very fond of you and I find that I can go along with him
in this regard very nicely.

‘I vemember Mra. Allen told me that she had a talk with
you over the phone, and Mit was pleased with your visit in
his home. f ts

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brother. Yes, I knew Ham very well. We played him at Boulder
down me folio in Lawrence in a series
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was an exoeptional athlete. I know it mst be a source of
gratification to you. to know that you Imd one chap on your

junior and the fact that you can still “lose

him and come trough with en undefeated season added pleasure

With all good wishes for yowr continued suocess, I an

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducations
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
SHELDON WINGERD

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Doniphan, Nebraska.
July 7, 1943.

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I am making application for a license to practice law in
Nebraska, based upon a Nebraska Statute concerning reciprocity
and also my license to practice in Kansas. Such application
requires my listing the names of persons as character references
from every community in which I have ever lived, I have taken
the liberty of including your name inasmuch as you knew me when
we lived in Lawrence, and since Mitt and I were good friends,
The purpose of this letter is to acquaint you with the fact
that I included your name, and to give you the necessary
background in case an inquiry is made of you by either the
Nebraska State Supreme Court or by the Bar Commission. I will.
appreciate anything you may do to aid my application in case
such inquiry is made,

I am still with the Investigation Division but I am getting
a little tired of traveling so much and believe that the time
is ripe to open up an office. I intend to do that soon.

I was happy to see Mitt, Isabelle and Judy for a few hours
when I went thru Lawrence recently, and to talk to Mrs Allen
over the telephone.

A couple of weeks ago I happened to meet Ham Beresford's
prother from Boulder and had quite a basketball talk. Ham
was C.U.coach before Cox, and the brother I talked with was
connected wit the K.C.Life team for some time. I have also
peen wanting to tell you about Kenny Sailors of Laramie, and
my almost having had him in basketball. He grew up at Hillsdale,
Wyoming and went thru the eight elementary grades there. In
1934-35 they had a good Junior High team there, and as an
eighth grader he played. In the summer of 19355 his mother
moved to Laramie. I still had all the boys on that Junior
High team and had an undefeated Junior High season in 1935-36
although Sailors had moved to laramie. That was pretty close
to having had a good boy. I was at Hillsdale from 1935 to 37.

Our best wishes to you and Mrs. Allien.

Sheldon Wingerd,
Doniphan, Nebraska.
 

July 17, 1943.

Mre Sheldon Wingerd,

Dear Shel:

I em sending you a carbon copy of the letter
that I have written to the National Conference of Bar _
Examiners in reply to their letter dated July 14, 1943.

Wishing you continued success, I an

Sincerely yours,

Directorof Physical gducation,
Varsity Basketball Coach. |

 
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Denver, Colorado.

Homwreijie Gantlenen:
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July 14, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

Our Conference is undertaking for 354 states
the work of investigating the moral character and fit-
ness for the practice of law of those attorneys of one
state who seek admission to the bar of another. In
this connection we have been asked to report on Mr.
Sheldon Wingerd, 35, who states he was superintendent
of schools at Rexford, Kansas, during 1957-1940. In
1940-1941 he studied law at the University of Kansas,
was admitted to the bar in August 1941, and since
November 1941 has been a special agent in the Investiga-
tion Division of the Farm Security Administration. He is
living in Doniphan, Nebraska, and is applying for ad-
mission to the bar of Nebraska.

We understand you know Mr. Wingerd*and are there-
fore anxious to have your frank opinion as to his moral
character and reputation while you were in close touch
with him. .

All data will be for the confidential use of the
Nebraska State Bar, and your early reply will be: much
appreciated.

Yours sincerely,

Executive Secretary

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July 10, 1943.

Snowden~llize Athletic Goods Co.,
Atchison, Eansas.

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order. :

With so many Nevy Y-12 end Army A-12 students in
cur program we find it necessary to expand the re~
creational facilities here at the University.

I am enclosing a quotetion sheet for three ping

pong nets end twelve paddles. Will you kindly retun
this at your convenience?

Thanking you, I en

Sincerely yours,

, Directer of Physical Education, —
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

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