October 4, 1945
— J. W. Twente

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Dear Dr. Twentes
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you your fine letter concerning the treatment
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t at all times I will cooperate to the fullest exe
very opporbunity that we ean offer, consistent with our
, tov your very necessary. problem over theres — olichr Sarit

 
 
 

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want 3 neg os Feport on the city stud ‘ek tuitutn: teed Sate!
wash my School 's using the oes) the es Buildings haat

 

 
  

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oe walae wae for showerse I expressed the hope that the upkeep and the
cost of polishing and cleaning the floor be, so far | :
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They did ex=/i
prese @ fear, however, that there might be a danger o boys coming or!
Sea bak GE WAU Sale bale Glage teas avevottahons in this way,

they feared possible damage to property of the building, and naturally,
they, being responsible, expressed the hope that no Oread' boy would

ever be left alone in the building without supervision, I assured

them that Mr. Strait who had had excellent training in physical educa-

tion before coming to us was supervisor of physical education activities

the Chanute Public School, and was very cognizant of the necessity of
keeping yomgsters under supervision at all timese I assured them that
they need have no fear of Mr. Strait's leaving them in the building for
one moment without supervisione

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The committee reporting on this, including Messrs. Sie Selig,
Bustace and Russell, were present, and if I ean diagnose clearly, I be~
lieve they will make i. very favorable reporte Mr. Herold Fisher, city

! was formerly county superintendent of Douglas County, also had
questions to ask and discuss, but I assure you they were friendly ones

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