duly 18, 1941.

Miss Valerie Whitcomb,
Research Department,

The Legislative Council,
State House,

Topeka, Kansas.
Dear Miss Whitcomb:

I greatly appreciate your kind letter of the
14th.

I believe in all fairness to you I should say
that we are considering a young lady who is a K. U.

graduate, and who desires very much to stay here at
the University.

Through friends in Topeka we have heard most
favorable reports of your capability and efficiency.
As you know, there is not much opportunity for advance-
ment in this position, and I feel that one of your
training and experience might not be satisfied for long.
I do trust, however, that you find a position to your
liking. |

With best wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and eects
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.