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October 4, 1937.

wary Warren V. Woody,

Bquitabie Life Aneareriee Society,
120 8S, LeSalle Streot,

Chicago, Tilinois.

Dear Warren:

Thanks for your good ictter of October

i. I will definitely Shock on Earl Close this |
week, and let you know, I*'11 have him come in
and talk with hin, He seems to be # a dandy chap
and we have him working in the towel room now, —
but it © tor ts etna when we put too much
work one boy just oe to college, especially
if he does not i envi ronme nt oo out for
the best acade BOb-UDs» ,

I saw Merkel this morning, and he is
wory happy. Uverything is straightened out, and
he seems to be doing fine.

Martin's t ramont is a little more
even then Monte'’s, but Monte is responsive.
and if he can spend enough time st ng I think
he is going to make a fine athlete,

. I agree with you that Chicago should be
a great fseder for the University if these boys

efi through, as ail of us hope and expect they

Ww s

Sh wan otanek eek . to the ~
nice things you have said ¢ Mo. i apprec-
iate it, Wercen, but I do not know at the present
time if there is anything thet t I care to have
say to anyone, even as much as t abereetate 16.
Really, irre I would like for the people te just
leave me out o the argument for a while and let
mo Ge my work in the new Physical Education setup.

lly good friend a ees Lupton, is tells
around that there is no eha in the’ che heres
that it is just as it was before only we have two
athletic directors now, instead of ane, end that

I an Punning things. —