March 15, 1938.

 

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will be of great help to mos Thenk you so muths

I quite agree with you that your advice is goods We
should make the price high enough to keep out the 2 rables,
end not too high to attract those who really want to learns I
thought something about $15.00 for both courses, or for one the
samee Of course, naturally they would expect to get ane for $10
if they took two for $15, and it maywaork out thet ways 3

You tell 8411 that he is enrolled and we are giad to
have him without charge. It will be a great pleasure to have
Bill in the class and I will use him as an assistant so that he
will feel he is earning his my. Of course, I realize that he
would not Imow enough to assist me in the technique, but he can
assist on the door, checking enrollment, and so forth. There
will be a lot of things that we can have him do, and wo will be
very happy to have hime We would not consider charging him a
my. Your kindness has already more than paid that. I do
‘feel that he will get nore out of this course than he will by

tending some of the courses during the scademic years

With every good wish, T em

 
 

 

 

 

Appreciatively yours,