Dear Mrs. Adams: oe a 7 | 4 , t an very Igy to rooetve your mio letter of the 4th tnatut, axl . glad to know that you were well impressed with our University. . ‘be good to have Donald ee ee \ Ag 4, The Big 3 Sis Geetevclie uatng ti Unions: Nebraska on May 15 and 16, it may be possible that they will alter the eligibility rules. | of making basketball players eligible after the first semester,\ provided the student attended summer school. Of course, hone of this be knowm until after May 16 at Lincoln, but I thought that I should such a contingency because if Pon could enter this he could for ¥~1 or Y=5 which would make him imme to service un l he graduate from the University. I believe there is a possible claise in that, of | course, thet only in extreme onergencies would they adh ty aeons! ie, I know mothers are tremendously interested in how long ice ak their boys in college, and I thought I should mention this. If you are — interested and will write m I will see that you have the: necessary inform- ation. e ae Also, this Ordnance plant which is going up at Budora will need _ young men to work, and Don could enter school here and I believe could get eight hours work over there thet would pay him a handsome income. Many of our boys are planning to do that thing this summer. Would Don be interested in this sumer scheme with work? Of. course, all these things are contingent but T desired to give you tho benefit of whet information we have. | Now, regarding the dorn.-