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19: November, 1944

Dr. F. GC. Alten
Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
Dear Doctor Allien,
This time I will endeavor to avoid sending you the wrong letter.
Perhaps I should be a Frofessor’ - you know absent minded.

Say the football team must be on the upgrade. Was happy to hear
that we finally pinned Nebraska's ears back,

‘Here is Jack Sands address -
Lt. J. H. Sands
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Daytona, florida
I know that he'll be happy to get the Rebounds.
in closing I wish you a successful year with your team.

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October a? e 1944.

Mr. A. B. Campbell,
Route 3, —
Topeke, Kansas.

Dear Mr, Campbell:

Iwas glad to receive your letter of the 26th about
Jewell. Yes, I remember him very well. Jewell wrote me
on September 16th, from the address you gave me, and wo
sent him a copy of our Jayhawk Rebounds, a monthly letter —
that I write to the boys in the service. I am sending you
a copy of this letter. |

Jowell told me of the visits ho had with Bort Ttoge in
Honolulu. |

hah Welling gusta Tidbebid Sa She hawt dor Gane, and
will include in it something from Jewell's letter. We are,
of course, putting him on our permanent mailing list.

Thenking you for writing me, and with best wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Direotor of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

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Topeka .Kansas,October 26,1944,

Mr. Forrest.C,Allen,
Atheletic Director,
Kansas University,
Lawrence Kansas.

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Dear Mr Allen:-,
My son,Jewell.M,Campbell,.
who attended Kansas University during the years
of 1930 -to 34,and was under your dirvections
On your base ball team, and track under
Dr Hargis, and also Went out for basket ball
under John Bunn,-Same year thet you had
Bishop on the team from 0k1,,He is now with
the Sea Bees,First Class Storekeeper,-now in
Navy ,and located near Honaé lulu, 3% aM
He tells me that he has met,Bert Otago,
who is coach for a High school there in
Honalulu,and was invited to attend a game there
recently,with attendance of 36.000,also has
been out to his home,there and had Luwehfon
with Him @n several occasions, as you recall
this Boy also attended Kansas “University,and
he and Jewell were together on the track team,
I am quite sure that Jewell,would -
appreciate a short letter from you,there as
much as a priged Christmass gift,
And I am listing herewith his address,
and it is as follows,
( Jewell.M,Campbell, SKC ,
ABCD. NAVY 128.
% Fleet Post Office,
San Franeisco,.California, ).
Yours Truly.

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November 25, 1944.

Mr. Jack Copeland,
Sports Bditor,
-The Wighita Beacon,
Wichita, Kansas.

Dear Jack:

I am sorry that I was out of the hotel when you called. They
kept vs on the move from the time we got into Wichita until the
time we left that night.

I had hoped to see you and had counted on making a trek over
to your office, but honestly, I never had a second even to call
you. I was in the possession of some of the committee from the
time I landed wntil the time I took the train for home. I would
have enjoyed a visit with you.

Hope to see you soon and renew our friendly chats.

Very sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Education,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

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WELDA RURAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS A
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WELDA, KANSAS
12-6-44

Dr. F. C. Allen,

Director of Physical Ed.,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I want to thank you for the
courtesies extended me last Monday night at
the Washburn game. I had a wonderful time
and enjoyed the game and evening very much.

I arrived home 0. K. and on
time with the result that I feel none the
worse for my trip.

You have a fine bunch of boys
and I am sure you will develop a strong team
from them. I surely wish you success and
luck and here's hoping you turn the table on
Washburn Friday night. I believe you will do
it.

Sincerely yours,

fe

Lee Corder.
 

December 8, 1944.

Mr. Jack Copeland,
Sports Editor,

The Wichita Beacon,
Wichita 1, Kansas.

Dear Jack:

Thank you for your fine letter. At the first opportunity,
I will get in touch with you and we can have our visit.

I think you are quite right in what you say about the
effects of the gambling rackets, but I am sure that Ned Irish has
not heard the last of this yet. More publications will take
cognizance because the gambling evil has not abated by any mamer
of means, and big-time promoters are publicising more than they
are really promoting cleen athletics.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
  
 

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ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

The Wichita (aeacon

EVENING AND SUNDAY MORNING
M.M. LEVAND, PRESIDENT

KANSAS
1944

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December 21, 1944.

Mr. Ward Colwell, .
The United Press,

600 City Bank Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.

i am enclosing a copy of a letter I wrote Mr. Hugh
Fullerton, Jr., after reading his article on "“Wajor Griffith
Scored Allen". | ‘ |

You will notice that I have said that I wanted
quoting from the letter. I pref.
my letter as quoted, as I would
Quigley, our Athletic Director,
Kansas athletics.

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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
LAWRENCE GOMMUNITY CHEST

December 28, 1944

Lisle Eby, President, presiding with the following members of
the Board present:

Pearl Carpenter M. N. Penny A. VY. Berger
George Lowman Fritz Elvig John Brand
A.E,Woestemeyer Rev. T.HeAszman

George Hedrick Mrs. Caryl Dodds

Mr. Eby called the meeting to order; the minutes were read, and
there being no objections thereto, they were approved as read.

The Minutes of the Budget Committee meeting on December 22nd
were read and the recommendations of the Committee acted upon as
follows:

Rev. Aszman moved, seconded by Mr. Elvig that the $2911.49 on
hand in the Community Chest-ar Fund Account be divided according
to the ratio decided upon and that $1,959.90 be sent to the Kansas
United War Fund and that $951.59 be given the Lawrence Community
Chest. This motion carried unanimously.

Rev. Aszman moved, seconded by Mr. Penny, that the $3000.00
of the National War Funds retained for local use .be transferrei to
the Community Chest so that it could be administered by the Chest
Board. This motion carried unanimously.

Mr. Brand moved, seconded by Mr. Elvig, that the allotments to
the Member Agencies of the Comuunity Chest be approved as follows,
and this motion carried unanimously.

? : : January February March
Boy Scouts 125,00 125,00 125,00

Girl Scouts 08.535 58.55 08.55
¥.M.C.A. 79.16 Ta.l6 79,16
YoW.CoA. 75 200 75.00 75 00
Salvation Army 550.00 025.00 245.00
Social Service League 58.535 08.55 08.53

The next recommendation of the Budget and Finance Committee
considered was the allocation of $250.00 per month for December,
January, February and March to the Community Service League. After
a general discussion, it was moved by Mr, Brand and seconded by
Mr. Penny to approve the allotment to the Community Service League
in the amount of $250.00 for December and $250.00 for January. This
motion carried unanimously. It was further decided to resuest a
committee from the Community Service League to attend the next meeting
of the Board of Directors and outline their program for the coming
year and the probable amount of funds needed to carry out the program.

Mr, Eby announced that the Annual Meeting of the Lawrence Com-
munity Chest had been set for January 25th, 1945.

Mr. Eby next announced that the following would serve as a
Nominating Committee to fill the vacancies of the retiring Board
Members: John Brand, Chairman, Kelvin Hoover, Mrs, Wilfred Hunsinger,
A. E. Woestemeyer and Walter Schaal,

Rev. Aszman moved, seconded by Mr. Penny, that the Budget Com-
mittee be requested to give consideration to the matter of possible
investment of the $1565.90 accrued surplus. This motion carried
unanimously,

Mr. Penny, seconded by Miss Carpenter, moved for adjournment.
wé motion carried unanimously.

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT - LAWRENCE COMMUNITY CEEST
December 22, 1944

November 1, 1944, Balance Brought Forward from 1945-1944--- $ 3,898.85

Received from Community Chest-Var Fund 1944-45 Campaign---- _10,555.51

Total to be Accounted for -------<----------- enn ere « $14,452.16
Diss@rsements :
November 1944 Allotments ween eee eee $ 920.82
GoMeCiem, Audit ------------------- 40.00
Traylor pene eos Treasurer Bond---- 10.00
Pirst Nat'l Bank, Deposit Box ----- 3260
K.U.Physical Education Dept. waar 11.40
Journal World, Campaign Expense ---= 98,00
Allen Press, Campaign Expense ----- Leet
Eldridge Hotel, Campaign “xpense---= Lose
Chamber of Commerce, Campaign Exp.=- 15.55
Bank Service Charge for Oct.,1944-- 2 00

Chamber of Commerce, Christmas
Activities---- 700.00

 

Salary for November, 1944 «----<9+«+ 49.90

December, 1944 Allotments --------- 645.82

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City _1998.00 4,517.56
Balance December 22, 1944--------------------------------- 9,914.60
Bank Balance 11-28-44--------------------------- 92-22 ----- $12,827.81
Less Outstanding Checks -------<<<---n eee n ern ce nn nn ennnn 23915e21

Balance December 22,1944 ---------------------- Si x tp # 9,914.60

 

 
COMMUNITY CH&ST-WAR FUND 1944-45

Original Budget

Amount allocated previously to
National War Fund from last year's
campaign

Allof’ation made Nov. 1, 1944

Total Subseriptions to

 

436,260.65

War
Fund

Community

Chest Total

 

$20,291.00 $9,852.00$30,143.00

12-15-44

Less amount subscribed

but not paid 962.00

Cash Received $35,298.65

Less Budget $30,143.00

Allocation ll-1l daSleeoe S250cre. ou
C Byetoele

Less amount in cash be-

longing to War Fund from

last year 364.609

Cash to be allocated ® 2,911.49

67,316% to War Fund
32.684% to Community Chest

ToUual

Less expenses per allocation
on November 1, 1944

Balance

Payment to National War Fund
$18,445.85

Check No. 10

Payment made direct

by Hercules 91,50

Check No, ll 1,959, 90

Total $20,497.25

Amount retained for

local use 5,000.00
$23,497.25

Less amount sent

direct 91600

Total per above $23,405.75

564,65 564,635
Lbye65.22 614,51 1,879,535
1,959.90

951.59 2,911.49

siidiccibcae

$23 ,880.75$11,417.90%35, 298.65

475.00 949.92 1,424.92

 

$23 ; 405.7510, 467. 98433,873.73

Total paid National :
$20,497.25

War Fund
Less Budget 20,291.00
Over & 206,23
PROPOSED COMMUNITY CHEST ALLOTM:INTS FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH,

1945
January February March
Boy Scouts 125.00 125600 125.00
Sirl Scouts 58.3535 58.535 58.55
YoMeCoAn © 79.16 79.16 79.16
YeWeCA. 75.00 75.00 75,00
Salvation Army 590.00 025-400 245.00
Social Service League 08.55 08.55 58.55
Total $745.82 #720.82 $640.82

PROPOSED ALLOTMENTS FROM NATIONAL WAR FUNDS RETAINED FOR LOCAL USE
FOR DECEMBER, 1944; JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH, 1945,

 

December January February March
Community Service League $250.00 $250.00 $250.00 $250.00

COMMUNITY CHEST BILLS

300 - 3¢ postage stamps ------ $ 9.00
Typewriter Exchange ---------- 65
Express bill, Freida Sellner-- ale

Total $10.37
BONDS OWNED BY LAWRENCE COMMUNITY CHEST
December 22, 1944

Date of Issue Serial Number Issue Price Maturity Value

 

Nove, 1942 Q166097-F © 18,50 ¢ 25,00
Nove, 1942 Q166098-F 18.50 25.00
Noy,, 1942 C451583-F 74.00 100.00
Nove, 1942 C451584-F 74,00 100.00
Nove, 1942 C451585-F 74,00 100.00
Nov., 1942 C451586-F 74.00 100.00
Nov., 1942 D1L73372-F 370,00 500.00
Nove, 1942 D173573-F 370.00 500.00
Nov., 1942 MS567206-F 740.00 1000.00
Nove, 1942 M367207-F 740,00. 1000.00
Sept., 1943 C655344-F 74.00 100.00
Sept., 1943 C655345-F . 74,00 100.00
Sept., 1943 C655346-F 74.00 100.00
Sept., 1943 C655347-F 74,00 100.00
Sept.s; 1943 D253649-F 370.00 500.00
Sept., 1943 D253650-F 372.00 500.00
Dec., 1944 C1213258-F 74.00 100.00
Dec., 1944 C1213259-F 74.00 100.00
Dec.; 1944 D292227.F 370.00 500.00
Dec., 1944 M772405-F 740.00 1000.00
Dec., 1944 M772406-F 740,00 1000.00

Total $5,587.00 $7,550.00
 

 

January 17, 1945.

: Mr. Clyde Ce. Coulson,
136 W. Main,
Batavia, New York.

Dear Clyde:

Yes, indeed, I do remember you very well. Your letter is very .
chatty and interesting. You sertainly have done some fine work and now
you are doing even better work. | |

I an glad that you like the sacro-iliae information, but under-
stand that the treatments are listed as massage and exercise.

. We will be happy indeed to have you return and finish your graduate ‘
work as soon as the war is over. I am turning your letter over to Henry

Shenk, who is a Kansas graduate, and formerly taught at Junction City, :
Kansas. J am sure that you remember him very well. He played end on the
football team, and caught the pass to make the toush down that defeated

Missouri in 1927. | | | |

7 I think your project in physical therapy would be most acceptable
and a very definite contribution. :
I am enclosing a basketball schedule. We are not making many
trips.on account of the wishes of the OD?. Wish you were around. It.
would be a pleasure to visit with you. :

oe

- With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

| , Director of Physical Bducation,
FOA:AH ss Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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January 17, 1945.

Mrs. Glenn W. Coleman,
400 N. Oakley,
Kansas City 1, Mo.

Dear Mrs. Coleman:

I am very happy to tell you that in 1942 Kansas was ever~
victorious in the Big Six Conference. I would be afraid to say that
‘we were national champions many times because every section always
has a national championship team. Nine of our thirteen boys were
inducted into the service on March 6th before the national shampion-
ship was played. ‘here were many Kansas friends who felt that Kansas
could have gone through that year.

Kansas has had three ever-viotorious seasons -- 1923, 1936 and |

1942. Ralph Miller played in 1940, and ens ‘that time, and the teams
were good.

But this United States is a big place, and I would be napeY if
someone would say we were the best in our section.

I write a letter to the boys in the service, called the Jayhawk
Rebounds, =< some fifteen or sixteen pages, and if Billy would like to
be put on the mailing list I would be glad for you to give me his
address. I will be happy to send them to hin.

With every good wish, I an

- Sineerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

January 17, 194E.

Mrs Harold We Copp, Director,
Winnetkk Commnmity House,
Winnetka, Illinois.

Dear Nir. Copp:

Please pardon me for not answering your commmication
of October Sth sooner.

Vie have no need for additional help at the present
time. I do not look to see any opening in the very near future.
However, I assw'e you if one doses osour I will be glad to con-
sider your application.

With all good wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA: AH Varsi ty Basketball Coach.

 
 

eee WINNETKA COMMUNITY HOUSE

> (INCORPORATED)

V. J. Killian, Chairman
A. Miles Wright, Vice Chairman WInnetKA, ILLINOIS
Mrs. Samuel C. Smart, Secretary oo :

Donald W. Rogers, Treasurer Director
H. K. Humphrey, Finance Officer Harotp W. Copp
Mrs. Ayres Boal, Jr.
Roy W. Walholm
George H. Dovenmuehle
Edward Gudeman
Kenneth M. Henderson
Ralph Horween
Mrs. Donald M. Macomber
Walter F. Straub
W. Lindsay Suter
Beverly B. Vedder

October 18, 1944

Mr. Forrest C. Allen
Department of Physical Education
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

Assistant Director
Mary WILiiaMs

Recreational Supervisor
JoHN GREENLEES

Office Secretary
Erma V. LarsEN

Manager, Community Theatre
Burton H. Atrwoop

Telephone Winnetka 538

I am completing three years as Director of Winnetka

Community House and Camps Douglas Smith and plan

to re-

enter the educational field, preferrably in the area of
health and physical education, before February, 1945.

In June, 1941, I sent you a rather detailed summary of

my training and experience.

I would appreciate hearing from you as to whether there
is at present or may be in the near future a vacancy

for which I am fitted.

Yours very truly,

Nail ld. Bay

Harold W. Copp
HWC ime

Camp Douglas Smith - for Girls and Boys - Ludington, Michigan