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December 8, 1944.

Mr. Robert Fuogs,
Editor,

Managing
The Saturday Evening Post,
Philadelphia, Pa.

Dear Mr. Fuoss;:

I am enclosing a copy of a letter I received today from Mr.
Jack Copeland, sports editor of the Wichita Beacon. I was in Wichita
last week speaking at the Pather and Son banquet, but my schedule did
not permit me to make connections with Mr. Copeland. I am sending

his letter for your perusal.

When yow editorial is published a more comprehensive under-
standing of the gambling evil will be manifest to yow millions of
readers. And a deeper significance will be realized because a publi-
cation of your character took cognizance of the coming danger.

While the newspapers doubtless will play their part in
awakening the public, the fact that they are published every day
makes what we might call a monotonous continuity, and people are apt
to forget more readily. The deepening effect of yow timely article
will stir anew the friends of clean athletics and those who are on
the side of law and order.

I am — with great pleasure the coming of your
editorial.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsi ty ‘Basketball Coach.