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Des Moines, Iowa dan. £20, 1936

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oy. . C.. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kan.,

Dear Phog:

I've been out on the farm for a few days doing a little
wood cutting and es a consequence was delayed in answering
your letter.

First of all, let me thank you for your letter. I'm. sorry
to say that I have no list of coaches who attended at this
time, although I think our Promotion department can produce
one. Meanwhile, let me suggest a few "key" men-among the
high school coaches of Iowa whomyou might write to obtain
their reactions to your plan:

Arthur E. Rust, Newton, Ia., High.

Paul Moon, Davenport, Ia., High.

Les Davis, East High, Sioux City, Ia.,

Judge Grimsley, Mason City, Ia., High.

Bob Kinnan, Muscatine, la., High.

Lloyd Martin, Central High, Sioux City.

CO, ©. Varner, Diagonal, Ia., High.

Cecil Mau, Boone, Ia., High.

Orville Rust, Franklin High, Cedar Rapids, Ia.,
Harold Hartman, Geneseo Twp. High, Buckingham, Ia.,
Ad Hlubek, Melrose, Ia., High.

Russ Dickinson, Marshalltown, Ia., High.

% Paul Frank, Grinnell, Ta., High.

Ty smith, Fort Madison, Ia., High.

Paul Becker, Denison, Ia., High.

In case you need a rather complete list of the coaches who
attended I think I can obtain it for you. You see, we do not
invite our coaches individually. Ours is 4 blanket invitation
and the only record we keep is when they sign up for their game
and smoker tickets. An that record happens to be filed in

our Promotion Dept., es

As to my own reaction to your proposed school, I think the idea
is tops. It has been my observation that coaches attending our

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