September 7, 1943

Doctor Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

I don't like the phoney, secret rebait type of wager this Scot with
en Irish handle injects into the negotiations. "Unconditional sur~
render" is the vogue now. Printing press, money and bonds have
little interest. 3

If he will put up his elastic girdle or shoes, we'll know where he
standse i

We played with a new dealer once who proposed a phoney exchange of

$25.00 each lost hole to excite and fool the caddies. The caddies

got excited but later concluded we could spare the new balls we had
in our bags.

I broke 50 once on our nine.

Hard liquor, dropping sly balls, killing snakes and such Scotch habits,
including buying opponents caddy, etc., are under F.Bele heres

(Private to F.C.A.: Maybe we better send a two gun scout to Abilene. and
get the low down on this ringer. A fellow from this town has pulled some
slicker stuff m his honorable opponents in Affica.).

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Irving Hill

P.S. the chancellor can't be plamed for having a father, but you must
be firm that the chancellor or regents have no jurisdiction.

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