February 4, 1989.

Mr. Raymond Nichols,

Chancellor's Office,

University of Kansase

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Dear Rays

It is well-nigh impossible to coach a
basketball team that can have a fair chance with the

others concerned when we are forced to accept situations
such as we find in Hoeh Auditoriums I am sending you a

carbon copy of a letter that I have written to Dean

Swarthout, and will appreciate your giving it careful,

consi derati one

yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
 

February 7, 1939.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Vaisity Basketball Coaches

 
 

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF
THE CHANCELLOR

January 25, 1939

Dr. F, C- Allen
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

Thank you very much for your kind note of January
24 concerning my wire to you at Ames. We are proud of
the boys and we know that they will come through the season
all right.

With every good wish, I am

Cordially yours,

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

THE CHANCELLOR January 16, 1939

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

This will acknowledge your letter of January 13
concerning the meeting at San Francisco. The only possibility
that I see now is for you to take up the matter with the
Graduate Research Committee.

Cordially yours,

   
 

EHL:R Chancellor

P. S. I regret the confusion of schedules in connection
with Hoch Auditorium. I find on investigation that
your department has not checked with our office con-
cerning the schedules. As you know, the demands are
such that we have to have a central clearing house
in order to serve everyone as well as possible. Mr.
Nichols will be glad to discuss the matter with you.

B. 8. L.
 

 

February 6, 1959.

"r vegret the confusion of schedules in comection

with Hoch Auditorium. I find on investigation that your

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day to practice in the auditorim at $230), the Kensas City
Philharmonic Orchestra is to give a matinee concert at 21

in the afternoons Our game with Nebraska is on Tuesday, the
14th, and this mtinee, of course, precludes our practicing
just prior to this conference game on the court on which we
are to plays 3 |
I am just telling you these things so that you
can understand how very, very difficult it is for us to have
even a fair ehance with our competitors. |

 

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

THE CHANCELLOR January 19, 1939

Dr. F, C. Allen
University of Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

At a recent meeting of the Summer Session
Committee your request for the addition of course No. iO
to the 1939 offerings was discussed. In view of the ex-
pansion already planned for your department, and the fact
that we are offering next summer more than half of the
courses required for the Sixty-Hour Certificate, the Com-

mittee voted not to approve the course.

Sincerely yours,

 
 

January 95 19396

Chancellor Be He
. University of Kansas.

Dear Chancellor Lindley:

Again you wore\ very gracious to remember us and
sige Gur Sem ah the Mitek cheahains Cidaheen Citi We
received the wire and I rood it to the boys,

appreciated it very muche

Theee messares messages coming from you mean a great deal
to these individual boys, I assure yous Taling tine fron
your busy hours of administration to do this thing is most
thoughtful.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

THE CHANCELLOR November 14, 1938

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

This will acknowledge receipt of a copy of
"Physical Education and the New Psychology", a recent
broadcast by Dr. R. H. Wheeler and Mr. Jim Raport.
Thank you very mich for sending me a copy of this
interesting program.

Cordially yours,

E

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF November 25, 1938

THE CHANCELLOR

Dr. F. Ce Allen
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

Thank you very much for sending me a copy of
Mr. Bagley's recent address on "Physical Education for
Health". I was out of town the day of the broadcast and
was, therefore, glad to have an opportunity to read Mr.
Bagley's remarks.

Cordially yours,

R Chancellor
 

 
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Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coaches

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF
THE CHANCELLOR

October 12, 1938

Dr. F, C. Allen
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

Thenks for your note concerning the traffic
problem. It was fine of you to help out on that. From
now on, I imagine the city traffic police will take care
of it.

Cordially yours,

 
 

 

September 22, 1933

Chancellor Be H. Lindley,
thiversity of Yansag.

Dear Chaneellor Lindleys

%en returning herewith the amouncement regard=
ing Ernest's syndicated articles for the Recister.Tribune.
I took this home for Mrse Allen to seo, and our family dis-
cussed it at the luncheon table fe We ere looking forward

with much interest to reading his « Thank you for
en

| IT em also enclosing a copy of the letter which I
wrote to Dean Stockton on July 6th in response to his request
for a statement of our plent weeds. This is the letter I
mentioned to you this morning in our conversetions

It was a pleasure to have a chat with you this

With best wishes, I em

Director of Physical Educetion,
FCA2AH ee

 
 

 

September 21, 19334

Chaneellor Be Hs Lindley,
University of Kansas.

Dear Chancellor Lindley:
| The Council meeting of the Kansas Health and
Physical Education Association is to be held in McPherson

on October 1, I am a member of this Council, being chair~
man of the Radio Publicity Comittee. —

I feel it is rather important that I attend this
necting, and I am wondering if my travel expenses could be
_ paid from our departmental funds. Round trip reilfmad fere
is $6.90. I find, however, that train schedules | Lawren
to McPherson ere rather difficult, and in order to save tine.
it will probably be necessary for me to drive my cars

‘IT am enclosing copies of correspondence I have re~
of the association calling attention to the Council meeting.

I shall appreciate your consideration of this mtter.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

 

 
 

 

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF July 8, 193 3

THE CHANCELLOR

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I have your letter of July 6, which the
Chancellor has referred to me. I have discussed with
Mr. Bayles the matter of boys swimming in Potter Lake.
He has agreed to replace the signs which we formerly
had there. This may not be entirely effective, but it
is a responsibility that the University must not over=
look. Thank you for calling it to our attention.

Sincerely yours,

ive Secretary