President

OSCAR S. STAUFFER, fs‘12
Arkansas City

Directors
MYRA LITTLE REITZ, ‘32
Oakwoo
N. Kansas City, Mo.

WALTER G. THIELE, I’10
Supreme Court
Topeka

BRUCE HURD, 1'14
Santa Fe Offices
Topeka

JOHN E. BOYER, ‘28, I’30
WKH Building
Wichita

FRANK L. CARSON, ‘13
First National Bank
Wichita

General Secretary and Editor Graduate Magazine Vice-President
HARLAND B. HUTCHINGS, I’16

FRED ELLSWORTH, ‘22 107 Grand Avenue
Lawrence Kansas City, Mo.

Directors

The University of Kansas DOLPH SIMONS, ‘25

Lawrence
Al : ; Al ° ‘ JOANNA GLEED WAGSTAFF, fa’21
4 jociatio 4, Lawrence
CLARENCE L. BURT, e’09
Hutchinson

HEADQUARTERS - ROOM 2 - FRANK STRONG HALL BALFOUR S. JEFFREY, ‘28

Nat’! Bank of Topeka Bldg.
Topeka

W. T. GRANT, fs’05
Business Men’s Assurance Co.
Kansas City, Mo.

Lawrence - Kansas

January 25, 1941

Dre Fe Ce Allen
Athletic Office
University of Kansas

Dear Phogs

A woman at Perryton, Texas, makes pins like the
attachede She sent one this fall with a football
with the idea that they might be sold at homecominge
However, our homecoming was so early it was out of
the question to promote any such a deale I asked
her for a sample for use in connection with the
75th Anniversary this springe She has sent us a
sample on a diamond shaped board which I will wear
fonday at Rotary. Along with it she sent this
basketball pine Do you think of any way they could
be promoted or sold to advantage?

Cordially,

FEshk atl

PeSe

She makes these basketball pins for 7 ¢ each; the
diamond shaped anniversary pins are 8g each. I figure
they can be sold at 15¢ at a good profit for some group
like the Jay JaneSe FE

Active Membership, with Graduate Magazine Subscription, $3 Annually. Life Membership, $60 Single Payment or 10 Installments of $7.50.