September 18, 1937

Mr, D e G, Hamilton,
Hamilton Drug wean at?
18th and Wyandotte St.,
Kansas City, ilo.

Dear Mr, Hamilton:

I am very happy to have your letter
ef the 17th instant, and I em now rushing the
cheek to Major Lawrence 4cC, Jones, Director of
Athletics at Nebraske, asking hin bo do the very
best possible for you. |

Some two weeks ago i wrote liajor
Jones regarding tickets for other people and he
replied that they were at the end of the stadium
and in concrete. I take it this is past the goal
line. I fear thet they have sold even those
tickets, bg now, but I am writing this morning so
the letter will be on Bajor Jones' desk early

Monday morning.

I am using a little pressure in ob-
taining these tickets fron him, if at all possible.
I am asking that he mail them direct to you, or
write you enclosing your check if he is unable to
supply them,

 

Two months ago it was reported that
all seats in the stadium had been sold. It might
“be that he would fill your request for seats in
the temporary bleachers et the end of the field.
If these are not desirable, if he is unable to ob-e
tain better ones, you can of course return them |
for a refund.

I wish that I had known of your
desire sooner, I am very sure I could have done
better than at this date.

Assuring you it is a pleasure to
accommodate you in any manner, I am, with kindest
regards, | |

Sincerely yours,

PCA:AR Director of Physical Education,