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MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA

EXECUTIVE October 11, 1937
OFFICES

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I have been apprehensive for some weeks prior to the receipt of
your letter of October 6 lest the unavoidable dragging out of
this jacket matter might run into your basketball season. I had
the thing all settled early in July, and I had come to a complete
agreement and understanding with the attorney for the woman who
is bringing suit. She didn't like the settlement he made and
would not confirm it, discharged him and started all over again
with a new attorney. Until very recently it apveared that it
would be necessary to take depositions, and I have been waiting
the determination of this fact to write to you, possibly with a
view of making an appointment. However, in the last few days,
it has appeared that perhaps a settlement will again be reached
and that depositions will again be unnecessary. I should know
this week.

I am asking Lowe & Campbell to make you a duplicate of the suit
you let me take with your suggested addition of the hip pocket
with a Talon fastener. I hope they will get it to you promptly.

You will recall that I borrowed several of the team's woolen sweaters,
the fasteners on some of which need replacing. I am having these
replacements made and will ship them to you promptly.

I greatly appreciate your kindness and cooperation in this matter
which is of course of no interest to you, and I am doing everything
I can to avoid causing you the slightest inconvenience. I shall
hope to write you again within a few days.

Very truly yours,

Ch ae

T. L. Chisholm
TLC:b Assistant Secretary