JOHN S. DAWSON E. E. CLARK, CLERK
CHIEF JUSTICE S. E. ELSE, REPORTER
. W. W. HARVEY

a The Supreme Court

vom of Kansas
Topeka

March 12, 1940.

Mr. Forrest C. Allen,
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear "Fog":

Your letter concerning inquiry to faculty
members in regard to scholastic work of fresh-
man basket ball players at hand and contents
noted.

It would seem to me such an approach should

help obtain the cooperation of faculty members
and give you a better opportunity to put pressure
on the boys for better work where needed. Some
time when I see you, I shallibe pleased to
ascertain whether you obtained the cooperation

of faculty members by this method.

You know, of course, that there will be some
people at the radio in the Wedell home tonight
when you meet Oklahoma at Wichita. This letter
will reach you after the affair is all over.
Permit me to congratulate you upon a fine season.

At your early convenience I would like to have

an opportunity to visit with you for a few
minutes concerning a matter ich may bec

importance to you.
Vedell. Atel f