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ERNEST M. BEST, PRESIDENT -f) ‘WILLIAM M. KINGSLEY, TREASURER BENJAMIN A. FRANKLIN

HERBERT L. PRATT, VICE-PRESIDENT ) 2 | WALLACE V. CAMP, ASSISTANT TREASURER CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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CORPORATE NAME
INTERNATIONAL. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COLLEGE
ELMER BERRY, M. P. E., ED.D.

SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
CHAIRMAN GRADUATE COUNCIL PRIN M AC ETT:

NATURAL, SCIENCE DIVISION
DIRECTOR SUMMER SCHOOL,

July 19, 1937

Dr F C Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr Allen:

Your letter of June 30 is at hand and I quite under-
Stand the situation. I should be glad if you will keep me
in mind in connection with future possibilities or in connec-
tion with any other that you hear of in that section.

We are just in the midst now of a busy Summer School.
The enroliment is not as large as I would wish, it amounts to
a hundred or more, but the instructors tell me that we have
a very unusually high grade of student. The big features
have been a health education symposium, led by Professor Cure-
ton, and a general educational symposium, led by Professor
Wiesle. For these two courses we have had some of the best
leaders in the United States for the discussion.

I trust you have not had as much hot weather out
there as we have for there has been some pretty hot weather
here. For the most part there has been lots of rain and that
has helped a little. I am glad that the prospects for a crop
out there are good this year. I was out there to visit my
people in western Iowa in August last year and I think I never
experienced more discomfort from the heat than on that trip.
The situation certainly was bad then.

With best wishes, I am

Sincerely,
Congratulations on the 'Better Basketball." ‘4 am sure
it will go over in a big way. We shall be anxious to
EB3W see a copy here as soon as possible.

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