November 21, 1941.

Mr. Le 3, Means, .
Athletic Director,
Bejoit College,

Beloit, Wisconsin.

Dear lr. lieans:

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Give him my regards.

You know, Hr. Means, I do not vindevatind. your
insurance policy. Does it meen that you insure the glasses
against breakege? I thought you ingured the individual against
cuts. And of course if you only insure a fellow when his vision
is impaired why does not — a ee
explanatory?

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Maybe I teok your policy the wrong way. When
Sollenberger out his eye he came to me feeling that he was going
‘on for it, and I think he was entitled to
it. If «a fellow has to lese an arm or a leg for life he gets
some compensation for it. :

Personally, I think your policy has the reverse
Righish atten’ ox your onleés If you would sell the glasses
without the insurance policy I believe you would have more happy
and satisfied customers.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA: All Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.