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MANUFACTURERS OF GYMNASIUM AND Training |/ equipment

ED. C. STEFFEN, PRESIDENT 4439 MANCHESTER AVE. TELEPHONE

BRUNO J. TEACH. GENERAL MANAGER NEWSTEAD 6550-6551
$T. LOUIS, (10) MO.

 

Auge 24, 1943.

Mr. Forrest C. Allen,
Dir. of Phys. Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansase

Dear Coach Allen:

We have your request for quotation sheet of Auge 18th
and also your letter of Aug. 18th regarding the Push Ball situation.

In regard to the request for quotation, we have quoted
on the items which we manufacture and are sending the quotation sheet
direct to you, rather than the State Business Manager; in accordance with
the instructions clipped to the top of the sheet. Inasmuch as this quo-
tation sheet is going to you, we have not enclosed our Certified Check
for 5% of the amount of the Bid. However, if you wish us to forward this
check either to you or the Business Manager at Topeka, please notify us
and we will be very glad to do S0-«

We have quoted on hairfelt filled mats only, as it is
our impression from past dealings, that you are more interested in this
type of mat, rather than the cheaper Fibatex or sisal filled mats.

In regard to the Push Ball we wish to state that the same
situation exists in regard to the new Push Ball, as to a bladder for
“your old leather push ball. We are unable to manufacture any push balls
at this time and have neither push balls nor bladders in stocke

“We are getting out a new catalog which eliminates this
item and we are sorry that you were mislead by its appearance in our
Bulletin No. 15.

We thank you very much for your continued interest in
our equipment and look forward to the pleasure of serving you,on the items
which we have quoted.

Yours very truly,

TiS.

V. E. HOFSTET

         
    

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