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STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS

Hutchinson, Kansas.
August 6, 1938

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

Director of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I received your letter the other day and I want
to thank you for the interest you have taken in Klein
Boyd, it is going to help me out a great deal in working
this oute

It looks awfully good at the present time for the
re-election of Governor Huxman. I have no fear on any
angle, so you know just how I feel in the coming Campatgn.
We aregoing to start about September the first and wo
will be in Lawrence maybe for one or two of the football
games this year campaigning and looking around for the
trouble if there happens to be any there in behalf of
Governor Huxmane

Hoping to see you again soon and again I want
to thank you for the kindness you have shown me, I am

Very truly yours,

Phi! Cece

Dre Floyd Cary.

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August 8, 1938 NN

Dear Sir:

When I was in Lawerence Decoration Day you
told me to write you the first part of August-
Will you Please secure me my place to stay and
my roommate as you stated in your interview.

I will tbe in Lawerence by the 17th of September
but I can come down before that if you have any
work in mind that I could da.

Thanking you for the favors you have given me
and awaiting your reply I remain.

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August 34, 1938

Dr. Forest Allen
Kansas University

Hutchinson, Kansas

Dear Coach:

I have been trying to find some method by which I can teach
my boys football and basketball plays other than the use of
chalk and blackboard instruction. While in Des Moines the other
day I was talking with Buck Powers, formerly with Spalding, and
he suggested that I write to you for particulars. He is under
the impression that you have been using sone device whereby
you move images to certain positions on the football fisid or

basketball court.

If you have such a device will you please give me a brief

discription of how it works, the price of the commodity, and
where it can be purchased.
I am anxious to receive this information as. soon as
possible because my football season opens next week.
Thanking you very much for the favor,

Sincerely yours

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Yours,

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Basketball
OFFICERS

E.W. COOPER, PRESIDENT

BEN W.HOKE, Vice PResIDENT
FRED B.CAMPBELL , CasHier
LEE GARVIN, Assistant CasHieR
J.B.COOPER, AssisTANT CASHIER
JAKE HOKE, Assistant CASHIER

BANK OF LEE’S SUMMIT

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LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo.

July, 13th. 1938.

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

Dear Phog;

DIRECTORS

E W.COOPER BEN W. HOKE

FRED B.CAMPBELL AUGUST POOS

LEE GARVIN JAKE HOKE
ROBERT WILLIAMS

There is a boy who graduated from the High School,

at Pleasant Hill, this June, and his name is xenry Spanbauer.
He is a fine athlete, good football player, fine basket ball
player, and track man, but he is strong for his basket ball, so
he telis me he would rather go to K. U. than anywhere on account
of the basket ball.

He is six feet tall, weighs about 180, is fast and

smart, a clever ball handler, and a good shot, and with all

he is a fins student.

He has had overtures from several good

schools, he tells me he would like to go to Kansas, on account
of you being the basket ball coach, there.

worry anything about his grades.

This boy will make you a good boy, and they tell me
his scholastic record was very good, so you would not have to

I do not know how mich aid

he would have to have, but if you will let me know when it would
be convenient, I will have him come over and talk to you, or I

might bring him over there, myself.

Oy better still, if you

would make that long-promised visit, I would run you down to
Pleasant Hill to see this boy.

Anyway, let me know, for I dont think you can go
wrong on this lad,

The gang here joins me in —

Sincerely,
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