October 16, 1941

Mr. Seaver Owen ie
‘University Business Office

Campus

Dear Mr. Owen, —

Thank you for your good letter as of Oct. 14. I am writing

a letter to my colleagues in the department of physical ed-
ucation who enrell students in physical education courses to

ve extremely careful in the designation of numbers and letters
when enrolling students. We will not have any more of this until
late January, but I'm taking time by the fore-lock and em
impressing this situation upon these faculty members.

I am quoting your letter to them as follows’

“Phis will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of October 6,
in which you gave me an illuminating and thorough resume of the
courses for which fees must be charged in your department. z
appreciate this effort on your part and hope that I will be able
to avoid a repetition of the mix-up thet we had this enrollment
period.

"T have but one thing more te ask of you. I want you to help me

my instrueting all those people under your jurisdiction to be
meticulous in the designation of numbers and letters when enrolling
students in Physical Education courses. If this is done, and in
addition I em able to handle the fee assignation job better we will
avoid any further difficulty."

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Thank you very much.
Sincerely,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Fca/pg Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach