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years at Columbia showed totals of 174 and 169.

I mention these particular years to show you
that the precedent for disregarding conference rules
concerning complimentary tickets has not been just recently
established.

I believe, you know enough about our University
procedure, George, to assure Dr. Allen that before a check
is written for a guarantee or an option our auditing
department has full knowledge as to the accuracg of the
accompanying statement.

 

T wonder if the Kansas auditorium has shrunk?
If the capacity is now 2933 how did they crowd 4095
persons in there in 1930, 3255 in 1951, and $559 in 1952?
Dr. Allen was guoted in last night's Kansas City Star as
saying that they could take care of a maximum crowd of
4700. Which is considerably in excess of the figure he
gave you.

Gon