Harlingen, Texas
July 13, 1940

Mr. Fe GC. Allen
Dniversity of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doe:

Received your weleome letter this morning . In regard
to my time at the University of Colorado, I do not have
any credits there or anything that will bother my entrance
or participation in athletics at the University next year. I
never did matriculate at the University of Colorado and I
only attended classes for two days. I never paid any entrance
fees or tuition at all, so I guess that we will not have to
worry about anything.

I have quit my job and am devoting all my time to
the preparation of my lessons. I have sent in all the lessons
that I have received to date, I have gotten my first lesson
back from the professor and I got a B on ite I dont think
that that is so bad. ‘The professor wrote on it that it was
avery good paper. :

I received a létter from the correspondence bureau
this morning and they told me that I would not be allowed
to send in any more than eight lessons a week. At that rate
I will not be able to get the two courses out of the way
in time before school starts. Will you see if it would be
allright for me to take the other course on Foods and Nutrition
at Bhe same time that I am taking this other course. I
like this course on Elementary Economies very much, agd I am
enjoying it very mach. My studying seems so much easy for
me now than when I was at the University before. I guess
that I am much more settled now and it just comes easier for
MGe

If I can take both courses at the same time and
receive credit for them both at the same time I would like
to do so. I can get two lessons a day and if the bureau will
only allow me eight lessons a week I will be idle for the
three other days.

Well I must be closing now as I have to get started
on my course. I just received four more lessons from the
bureau but as yet I have not received any more of my graded
lessonse I will keep you posted as to how I make out on them.
I remain,

Yours very truly,

oy
Max Gray