August 19, 1943.

Dear Georges

Pardon my delay in angwering your good letter of the 15th
ins tant. I em very happy to comply with your request and I trust
that you wilt be able to get the position you desire.

: I certainly was surprised to lean that you were discharged
et Ome

shil siia Wheeiahh Uk sedhidnling Ws On ees & ke
degree ond play football this fall, and at the same time earn mors
than enough money te keep you going? And when you finish I am sure
we will be able te use you. Of course, if you want to stmy in the
California school system this is a great opportunity.

I understand that Henry Shenk has written you and doubtless
he will be able to present things to you in a more favorable light
than I could, but you can count om having a job here if you want it.

I don't want you to feel that you owe me anything for help~
ing youe That is our job, of course, and I don't want you to feel.
that you have to send me any basketball players. Of course we are
always happy to get fellows a en ee ae ee Cee ee
obligated in the least.

Thanks for your compliment on the coaching technique. Hew-
ever, I am not nearly as optimistic about thet ag you are. Please
a aiegnee- cc gop Ml ae godt aemen an deteees oasis wid
time you wish to do so.

_ With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

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