February 10, 1943.

Dr. Re Ie Canuteson,
Director of Health Service, .
University of Kansas. ,

Dear Dr. Camrteson:

_ ‘Thank you for your letter of February 9th. I believe
if Dr. Mix, you and I could get together we can work something out
that will be wholly satisfactory to all concerned.

Certainly a student who is bedfast or seriously injured
( fracture) ee Gee ee ee However, Chancellor
Malott does not want anyone flunked, armed services want the
men in as good physical condition as it is possible to have then.
We are endeavoring to conform to the wishes of all these people.

It was my notion that we might agree upon a plan that
if a student was kept out with a slight cold he should make it up
because it would not be safe to exercise him while he has this con-
dition, yet for all good purposes it would be well for him to make
it up on account of his om physical fitness,

Perhaps I am not as clear as I should be, but I believe
‘if we three could sit down and discuss the matter we could arrange
it to our mutual satisfaction. I will take the initiative in the next
few days and see if we cannot meet for this conference. However, I
am leaving Friday for Lineoln and Anes end will not return until the
16th, and leave that night for Stillwater, returning the 18th. Per-~
haps we can get together before we leave. :

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH | Varsity Basketball Coach.