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E. E. SALLEE, Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
Business AFFaAirs

March 8, 1943

Dr. Fs €. Allen, Director
Physical Education for Men
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allens:

Next fall we will need several men to teach in our
physical education departments both in junior and
senior high schools.

We realize that it will be very difficult to find
adequately trained men because of the war situatione

I thought perhaps you might know of men who have been
deferred from active service for some reason or other,
who might want to change from the position they are
now in to a larger field such as we can offer here in
Topeka.

We want candidates for our positions to be college
graduates with at least a major in health and physical
education. If you have any students who are graduating
this year who can qualify and who are not subject for

-gervice in the armed forces we will be glad to consider

them also.

Will you please let me hear from you giving me the names
of men whom you care to recommend.

Sincerely yours,

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Assistant Superintendent
Health and Special Services