FRED MEDART MANUFACTURING Co.

POTOMAC AND DE KALB STREETS

SAINT Lours, Mo.

R. E. WEINZETTEL
SALES PROMOTION MANAGER March 14, 1941

SUGGESTED LETTER FOR DR. ALLEN
TO WRITE LT. COM. GENE TUNNEY

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

Dear Com. Tunney:

Since writing you under date of March 10 sm acknowledging your let-
ter of March 7, I am in receipt of wor from the Fred Medart Manu-
facturing 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 Station. I

am enclosing a copy of Mr. Weinzettel's letter, from St. Louis, di-
rected to Com, Mahan, covering this shipment.

In your letter of March 7, you directed my attention to the valuable
advertising that might be anticipated 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 that if it were possible to
bring a photographer or a 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 you con-
venience, 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 and with all
good wishes, I remain

Sincerely yours,

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