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Dir. Physical Educ.,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kans.

 
S. ACCORDANCE with your recent request, the
educational material on GooD PosTuRE has been

sent to you under separate cover.

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LUTE.
THE MAS ZINE FOR MEN

919 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE
CHICAGO

March
30th
1943.

Dear Dr. Allens

Thanks very much for sending me Clyde McBride's
column. I hadn't seen it.

When Mark Cox's article was accepted, I suggested
that we ought to get that story of yours, which
we had been corresponding about, and run the

two on facing pages. However, lir. Gingrich

felt that the war had depreciated sports so

much that we shouldn't give basketball that

much space. ence the one-sided jobe

Evidently there was a real controversy
aveilable, end I certainly regret that
we did not present both sides of the picture.

I imagine Cox got most of his material from
Edwards, since he was publicity mm at
Missouri, which probably accounts for

everything.

When the idea of the double-spread was
turned down, I did not followp your
suggested piece. That is, however, the
way I think the thing should have been
hendied, and it would have made a good
set-upe

Yours most cordially,
 

April 2, 1948.

Mr. Harry Jd. Cohen,
"Athletic Direstor,
YiMeHwAs,

729 S. Second St.,
Louisville, Ky.

Dear Mr. Cohen:

We have a film on basketball here at the
University of Kansas which I em sure your boys
would enjoy seeing. It is a two-reel film entitled
"Rasketball Pundamentals".

If you will write to the Bureau of Visval
Instruetion, University of Kensas, they will be able
a ee ee eee ee ee
this film.

Sineerely yours,

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

 
_ Officers
Sidney H. Appel, President
Arthur S. Kling, 1st Vice-President
Max Waldman, 2nd Vice-President
Abe B. Berman, Treasurer
Mrs. Jacob Levy, Secretary

Staff
Alexander W. Erlen, General Sec’y
Ronetta Mayer, Girls’ Sec’y
Harold E. Katz, Boys’ Sec’y
Harry Cohen, Physical Director
Ralph E. Flumbaum, Business Sec’y

Honorary Board Members

Louis Cohen

A. W. Fleischaker
Dr. Jos. M. Frehling
J. B. Judah

Nathan I. Kaho
Fred Levy

M. F. Marx

Chas. W. Morris
Benj. F. Washer

YOUNG MEN’S HEBREW ASSOCIATION

Organized 1890

“The Jewish Community Center of Louisville”

729 S. SECOND STREET
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

March 23, 1943

Coach Phog Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Coach Allens

I am writing to see if it would be
possible for me to get a picture or two on
some basketball games that you might have on
hand.

We are having a Boys Athletic Dinner
here during April and would appreciate very
much having a basketball picture to show at
that time.

Kindly let me know if it is possible
for you to send me one, or let me know to whom
I might write in an effort to contact some
pictures.

Sincerely yours,

Athletic Director

Affiliated With Community Chest
Member of the National Jewish Welfare Board

Board of Directors

Mrs. Jacob Ades
Rabbi S. N. Bazell
Alex Berman

Dr. Louis S. Block
Ale Bornstein

Mrs. Myer Brill

Rabbi B. Brilliant
Rabbi Chas. B. Chavel
Lewis D. Cole

Mrs. I. A. Dreyfus
Rabbi J. J. Gittleman
Bernard S. Goldstein
Mrs. I. R. Gumer
Herman G. Handmaker
Alex Hertzman
Joseph J. Kaplan
Murrel D. Klein
Joseph Lazarus

Tony Levitan

E. J. Lipschutz

Mrs. Charles W. Morris
Rabbi B. Notelevitz
Dr. Joseph Rauch
Jesse Rosenbaum
Leon Seidman

 
August 19, 1943.

iy. Earl Chapman,
McLouth, Kansas.
Dear “Dutch”:

I em sending you a carbon copy of the excerpt from
the journal of Charles Pickney of South Carolina, re-
garding the Benjamin Franklin statement at the con-
vention of 1789.

I always enjoy seeing you and having a short visit
with you. I think you are a regular fella’ {

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA: AH : Varsity Basketball Coach.
August 15, 1943,

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“put you in the towel room during your free times

We will be glad to see you when you come to school
in Septexber.

Cordially yours,

Director of Physionl Eduontion,
FCAtAtI Varsity Basketball Coach.
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Coach Forrest C. Allen.

Black has been chosen Chuck Taylor's All-American

basketball team. Please rush photo, name of prep

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Mailing photograph today. Charles Bradford Black
attended Highland Park High School, Topeka, Kansas, three
years. Graduated Southwest High School, Kensas City, Moe,
1939. Attended University of Wisconsin freshman year.
Femily moved to Lawrence, Kansas, where he matriculated
at University in 1940. Competed at Kansas 1941 and 1942.
He is a junior, 21 years of age, 6 feet 4 inches tall,
weighs 198 pounds. Black is in Army Air Corps, was located
at Kearns Field, Utah, and now at Logan, Utah.

Forrest C. Allen.
OWEN CARL

 
June 6, 1943.

ark Drug Company,
2110 Central,

Kansas City, Mo.

Gentlemen:

I au enclosing my check for $3.68 to cover
your May statement.

Will you kindly make the following correction
on statements sent to me? The account should be in the

name of Dr. Forrest C. Allen, andi the address is 801
Louisiana Street, Lawrence, Eeansas.

Sincerely yours,

| Director of Physical Education,
POA: AH Varsity Basketball Cosch.
 

May 27, 1943.

ire Glenn BE. Charlton,
Lawrence Memoriel Hompita,
lewrence, Kansas. —

Dear Glenn:

I called Hiss Robinson today because I had a
greeting from Jimmie Ingham, one of your old side-kioks
years ago at Wichita, Kensas, when you were on the road.
He had been to Rotary International at St. Louis.

4s we rode back I not only cot acquainted with
a fine fellow, but he reminisced quite a bit on his assoo~
{ation with you at Wichita, Kansas. When-he asked about
you. I told him that you were slightly indisposed and
' suggested that he write you a note. Iam enclosing the
same herewith, with his best wishes, and I might mogkiyees
of courses, with mine also.

I am hoping that your indisposition doesn't
tie you down long, Glenn. You doubtless got my card
written from St. Louis wherein I mentioned that we were
hoping to renew the golf games when and if you set the
dato.

With all good wishes, T am

Rotarily yours,

, Direater of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach. |
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American Association of University Women

Lawrence Branch

May 3, 1943

Dr. F. ©. Alien
105 Robinson

Dear Dr. Allen:

Our organization wishes to thank
you very much for assisting in the Bingo games
at our Fun Fest.

As you no doubt know, this Fun Fest was
to raise money in the interest of our scholarship
and the community recreation program, and the
courtesies of many persons enabled us to make the
evening the fine success it was.

We appreciated your interest and helpful-
ness. Again thanking you, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Corresponding Secretary

 
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SECTIONAL CONFERENCE s
of the *
COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Netherland Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio
Tuesday April 13, 1943
10 A.M. to 5 P.M.

THEME: The College Program of Physical Preparedness for a Global War

Due to the difficulties of transportation, the forty-sixth annual meeting of
the College Physical Education Association has been cancelled. In lieu thereof,
a series of regional meetings has been arranged by the President, Dean Carl P.
Schott, The Pennsylvania State College, and the Secretary, Dr. Glenn Howard, The
Ohio State University.

A sectional meeting of representatives of colleges and universities located
in the Mid-West will be held just prior to the meetings of the American Assoc-
yation of Health, Physical Education and Recreation at Cincinnati, Ohio. The
meetings, although sponsored by the College Physical Education Association, in-
vites representation from all colleges and universities located in the Mid-West.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: The following hotels are within walking distance or can be
reached by trolley:

Single Double
Netherland Plaza $3.50 up #6.00 up
Gibson ei'lo Wp 4.50 up
Alms 3,00 up ?
Sinton ea7 UP 4.50 UP
Metropole 2.50 up 4.50 up
Fountain Square 2.50 up ?
Parkview 2.00 -up ?
Palace 1.50 up 2.50 up

LUNCHEON MEETINGS:

Tuesday, April 14 -- No formal luncheon
Wednesday, April 15 -- Hotel Gibsen

MEMBERSHIP: According to the constitution of the Association:

"Any man who is directly engaged in teaching or administering
any phase of college health and physical education is eligible for
membership in the College Physical Education Association. Appli-
cation for membership blanks may be obtained from the Secretary,
Dr. Glenn W. Howard, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
The Association conducts meetings annually and publishes the pro-
ceedings of these meetings. From time to time other published
materials, the results of work dene by committees of the Associ-
ation, are made available to members." The annual dues are $2.00.
SECTIONAL CONFERENCE
of the
COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Netherland Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio
Tuesday, April 13, 1943

THEME: The College Physical Preparedness Program for a Global War

10:00 A.M.

10:10 A.M.

10:40 A.M.

LO+e5 A.M.
140

Tirso A.M.
1.50

Opening Session. Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood
Purdue University, presiding

Address of Welcome. M. C. Mileham, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
"Physically Prepared College Leadership."
The Army Program

Elton E. Wieman, Director of Physical Training Program, army
Special Training Division, Washington, D. C.

The Navy Program

 

Commander Gene Tunney, U.S.N.R., Bureau of Naval Training,
Nashington, D. C.

"Physical Needs of the. College Student"
Statement of needs based on service experience. (10 minutes each)

Lt. Colonel Theordore Banks, Army Specialist Division, Washing-
SOtiy Ds Gs

Lt. Colonel Clifford Brownell, Directer Physical Training, Army
‘ir Corps, Knollwood, Southern Pines, North Carolina

Lt. Leonard Larson, Physical Training Division, Army Air Forces
Washington, D. C.

Dr. Jackson Sharman, Principal Specialist in Physical. Education,
U. S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C.

Problem Panel

Dr. Delbert Obertauffer, Ohio State University, Chairman
G. L. Rider, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
T. E. McDonough, Emory University, Georgia
A, W. Hobt, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Dr. L. F. Keller, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Dr. R. W. Webster, West Virginia University, Morgantown
Dr. S.C. Staley, University of Illinois, Champaign
Summarizer: Dr. John A. Seannel, University of Notre Dame, South Bend
12:30 Luncheon
2:00 "Physical Education and/or Athletics"
"In Unity Theré is Strength" Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood, Purdue University
Moderator: Dr. Carl P. Schott, Pennsylvania State College
Panel Discussion of Contemporary Problems and Attitudes
Harry Stuhldreher, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Major J. L. Griffith, Commission of Athletics, Western Intercollegiate
Conference
Dr. Delbert Obertauffer, Ohio State University, Columbus
Guy J. Mackey, Purdue University, Lafayette
Dr. K. W. Bookwalter, Indiana University, Blocmington
Dr. A. H. Steinhaus, Gecrge Williams College, Chicago
3:30 Summarizer: Leon G. Kranz, Northwestern University, Evanston

3:45 Motion Pictures

From Colleges, U.S. Army and Navy Programs
CENTRAL DISTRICT CONVENTION
HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION

March 5, 1943

To Those Interested in Health,
Physical Education and Recreation:

Are you facing the problem of mass feeding in your school? Do
you have doorstep children, for which you must provide a program
of recreation before and after school hours? Do you understand
the value of "The Grid?" How can you meet the standards of a
good health and physical education program as outlined by the
Victory Corps? If you want to discuss these pertinent problems
along with many others and hear solutions to them by workers and
leaders in the field, plan to attend the two-day Central District
Health, Physical Education and Recreation Convention, April 2
and 3, in Kansas City, Missouri,

As you will note in the accompanying material, the convention
will be a workshop conference with extensive opportunity for
participation by all, Key national and district speakers will
be the leaders of the conference,

To help us build up our own morale one evening will be dedicated
to having "Fun." On Friday, April 2, there will be an informal
dinner and llissouri hoedown followed by scuare and social dancing.

Plan to attend this streamlined convention that you may assist
in solving the problems of making Americans more physically fit
now and in the future,

Hotel reservations may be made by writing to the Hotel President,
the convention headquarters, Reservations for the dinner may be
made by writing to Miss Rosemary Beymer, Director of Art, Kansas
City Public Schools,

Sincerely yours,

Nadine E, Miller
Chairman
Publicity Committee
 

August 26, 1943.4

ls Re ¥. Christy,
Tongeanoxie High School,
Tongenoxie, Kansas.

Dear Mr. Christy:

I heve your inquiry of the 23rd instant regarding
marching commands.

If you will secure a copy of the Basic Field Manml,
| Physical Training, PM 21~20, War Department, I believe
you will find exactly what you need. ‘This may be
sequred fron the 'nited Staves Goverment Printing
Office, Washington, 2. C., for 30 vents.

If I ean be of further assistance, please feel
free to call on me.

Very cordially yours, —

Director of Physical Education,
FPCA:AH | Varsity Basketball Coagh.

 
 

 

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MINUTES OF BOARD OF DIRBCTORS MAETING

COMMUNITY CHEST | AUGUST 24, 1943
President Aszman Presiding
Present: T. H. Aszman Mrs. Deal Six
Pearl Carpenter A. E. Woestemeyer
K. W. Davidson George Hedrick
Mrs, Caryl Dodds
Lisle Eby

Minutes of the last board meeting were read and approved.

On the recommendation of Ruben Fox, Chairman, Budget
and Finance Committee, motion was made by Davidson, seconded
by Eby, that the committee's action in approving and author-
izing payments of member agency allotments from April list
through October be accepted. Motion carried.

President Aszman read a report of the Budget and Finance
Committee recommending the agencies and amounts for approval
in next year's Community Chest. Copy of the report attached.
On motion by Davidson, seconded by Mrs. Six, the report of
the Budget and Finance Conmittee was accepted by the Board.

On motion by Woestemeyer, seconded by Eby, the Board
went on record instructing the treasurer to invest $1,000.00
of chest funds during the Third War Finance Campaign in
September.

President Aszgman expressed the appreciation of board
members to Chairman Fox and other members of his Finance
Committee for their thorough work in an&lyzing the reports
and needs of the agency members.

On motion by Woestemeyer, seconded by Mrs. Dodds, the
Chest Board went on record cooperating fully with the National
War Fund, Inc. in the joint Chest-War Fund Campaign and in
order to facilitate matters, the Chest Executive Committee,
composed of the officers, be authorized to act for the Chest
Board in working with the general campaign organization,

On motion by Mrs. Six, seconded by Fox, the Boara
unaninously approved the appointment of Fritz Hlvig as
general chairman of the joint Chest-War Fund Campaign in
October.

Meeting adjourned.

George Hedrick, Secretary
Lawrence, Kansas
August 27, 1943

Reve Theodore H. Aszman, President
Lawrence Community Chest
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

On August 23, 1943, the Budget Committee of the
Community Chest met at the Chamber of Commerce for the
purpose of considering the applications for entry in the
Community Chest for the year 1943-1944, After the con-
sideration of the applications, the Budget Committee rec-
ommends to the Board of Directors that the following
organizations be included in the Community Chest budget
for the amounts shown opposite their names:

Boy Scouts $ 1,500,00
Joint Christian Council
(Formerly Girl Reserves

and Hi-Y) 275.00
Girl Scouts 700.00
K.U. Y.M.C.A. 950.00
K.U. Y.W.C.A. 900.00
Salvation Army 2,798.00
Social Service League 700.00
4-H Club 000,00

Total $ 8,123.00

The above total of $8,123.00 does not include the
items of shrinkage, campaign costs, or administrative costs,
and your committee suggests that these remain the same as
last year which was $1,700.00 for all three items, being
divided as follows:

Shrinkage $600.00
Campaign Costs 500.00
Administrative Costs 600,00

Including all items listed above the total amount
recommended is $9,848.00.

It is also recomnended to the Board by the Budget
Committee that since there will be approximately $1,900.00
left in the Chest Fund as a carry-over, that $900.00 be
applied as a part of the amount it is recommended for the
budget as set out above, and that $1,000.00 be left in
reserve for future use,

Respectfully submitted,
Budget Committee:

F. C. Whipple s/ Ruben Fox
He CG. Brinkman Chairman of Budget Committee
J. O. Jones Ruben Fox

W. EL Decker