Fairbanks, Morse & Co.

1216-FIBERLY STREET

KANSAS CriTry, MO.
February 20, 1939.

Mr. Earl Falkenstien
c/o Kansas University Athletic Office
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

Our Mr. Thomas has written us concerning his call upon you
under date of February 19, and that your dial scale is badly
in need of service.

Our scale testing trucks go out over the territory each year,
generally leaving Kansas City the latter part of March and
returning about October of the year. They have instructions
to solicit service in every town where we have dials. Our
records show that your dial has not been serviced since 1936
and the man who was in charge of this scale testing truck
and who was in Lawrence in November of last year, is not now
certain that he did solicit the opportunity to service your
dial when in Lawrence.

As above stated, the truck will start out the latter part of

March. If you want your scale serviced at that time, we will
arrange to have him go by way of Lawrence and render service

to you. Our charge for this is $7.50.

This charge includes the labor but does not, of course, in-
clude any repair parts that might be necessary, but it is
very seldom that repair parts are required. We only mention
these repair parts in this particular case, inasmuch as it
has been some time since this dial was given a regular
service.

We should be pleased to hear from you.
Yours truly

FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. fe

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