540 Park Avenue,

Dear lire. Giemnangelo:

Your letter of February 21 has just been reosived. Joe
‘began his account with Carl's in July, 1936. On Ja:wary 1, 1937,
he owed then $5.50, and in July, 1958, he paid $3.00 on this bill.
That left a balance of $2.50 which has not been paid to dates In
June, 1987, Frank charged en aceoumt with Carl's for &e50, which
has never been paid.s

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long for either ame of these boys to owe debts to the Carl brothers.
They let the boys have the material because they were athletes and
they felt they were all righte frank, of course, wont to Bethany
College, but it wae through Joo's influence that the charge account
wes midee Carl's spoke to mo about the debts, and I have written
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at the University of Yansns, Ne is at the Teachers College at
Enporia, Kenens, getting hie tenching works - I wrote ir. Fran
the athletic directer at Bavoria, and got Joe this job so
thet he could sraduate. My patience ws just about exhausted. |
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fellow cen wit", and I have been trying to awaken Joe to his res-

ponsibilities. You san rest assured that I i will help Joe and any —
other worthy young man te help himself, but when you begin to presume
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