Pittsburgh, Penna.
November 1, 1939.

Dear Df. Allen;

I was very happy to receive
your letter concerning Lang Foot and Arch Normalizer.
I hepe to have a couple of these in my new training
room in the near future. I was greatly surprised on my
arfival here to take over my new position to find a
new training room fully equipped waiting for me.

My rectiving this job here is’
still almost a dream to me. I sent in my application
for the position early last spring with little hove
of hearing anything about it. It was the latter part
of July before I received any word from it--the day
I wes to take Maxine to Okalhoma City to await the
stork--J received a telegram asking if I was still
interested in the Pitt job. In less than two weeks
arrangemehts were made and 1 was on my way to the smokey
city the 2nd of September. Several contacts that I
made on the Olympic trip to Germany seemed to have
helped me out,

Besides my training work, I
am also getting some teaching experience. I have siz
hours of gym classes per week and a two hour course
in the freatment of athletic injuries, I have certainly
been making fZood use of the pictures you gave me to
illustrate taping and manipulation in this class.

The football team started out
with a bang but lost two heart- -breaking games to
Duquesne and Fordham. We had both games won up until the
third quarter when the breaks turned against us.

We are very hagpbly located
in our new home out in the Forest Hills district. It
is six miles out from school but is comparatively free
of the smoke out here.

With best regards, I am

Very sincerely,

Byapee Peal en