July 2, 1943.

Monorendun to Chancellor Malott:

3 I endeavored to call you but you were busy this
cies ak i & aieie Wak. etberaens. You stated to me
yesterdey that Dr. Key refused to let the boys use the swimming
. pool. I wanted to check your source cf informtion. 2

After falling to get you I talked to Commander
Key who was here examining the boys, and he said, "No, not at ali.
It was the city swimming pool that I refused to let the boys use.”
ae ee
bacteriologically speaking. —

x howe just rx over 012 of Sim reports fron the
Division of Senitetion end find that with but two exceptions they —
write as follows: “fhis semple was found to be in excellent |
. gondition from a bacteriological standpoint." We have Reginald
_ Strait take samples of the water twice a week to the Division of
Benitation for examination. Commander Key has been getting a
copy of these reports regularly twice a week. The report of the
enelysis is on the back of each letter.

is is ilies had Gaghids Mikel wiles. be Next
_@ copy of these reports each week. Ceptain Mickelmuan was over
this morning inquiring as to when the pool would be ready. We
took him back where you and I went vesterday, and wo have assurances
es Se ree See ee ene Ke seemed
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Sincerely yours,

| Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH ‘Varsity Basketball Coech. |