March 18, 1941

Lt. Com. Gene Tunney
U. 5S, Naval Air Station
Pensacola, Florida

Dear Com, Tunney:

Since writing you under date of March 10
acknowledging your letter of March 7, I am in receipt
of word from the Fred Medart Manufacturing Company of
St. Louis, the firm which fabricates our official
Goal-Hi standards, advising that a No, 907 standard,
the same as was shipped to Pensacola, is being forwarded
without cost and with freight prepaid to Lt. Com, Mahan
of the Jacksonville Naval Air Stetion. I am enclosing —
a copy of lr. ‘einzettel's letter, from St. Louis,
directed to Com, Mahan, covering this shipment,

In your letter of March 7, you directed my
attention to the valuable advertising that might be antic-
ipated as a result of my game being played at the Naval
Training Station. I agree with you heartily, but I am
wondering just how I could make the most use of the
opportunity you mentioned. Naturally, I am anxious to
see my game publicized as much as possible, ‘the thought
arises thut if it were possible to bring a photographer
or & camera on the Naval Reservation that I might find
it possible at the close of the basketball season to
come down and meet you at either Pensacola or Jacksonville,
at your convenience, and thus obtain some very valuable
advertising assistance and at the same time give the boys
the benefit of ‘my experience with Goal-Hi since its
inception,

I shall welcome your advice concerning this
suggestion end with all good wishes, I remain

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical #ducetion
and Recreation
Varsity Basketball and Bsseball Coach