Noveriber 9, 1944.

Mr. Leonard Orman,
5819 Malvern Avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa.

Dear Mr. Orman:

I thank you very much for your letter of the 6th instant;
also the carbon copy of — open letter to Red weenie Ed Pollock
and Art Morrow.

In confidence I am sending you a carbon copy of a letter I
have written li. Ned Irish. It is perfectly plain and to the
point.

You and I both know the situation. If at any time in the
future you can supply me with added information I assure you that
I will appreciate its I have some very interesting documents,
but do not propose to make them public. I would not want to
soandalize the boy. The fault is not with the boy, but with the
system.

I am also sending you a copy of a letter that Sam Smith,
United Press sports writer of as City, wrote me and my reply
to him. I am not a policeman nor am I endeavoring to persecute
or prosecute anybody. I am wetne to save the finer things that
should be preserved in a athletics, with basketball
as one of the sports coverage.

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Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
‘FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
Enc.