September 18, 1937.

Major Lb. lic. Jones,
Director of Athletics,
University of Nebraska,
Lineoln, Nebraska,

Deer Biff:

ZI have just received a letter from my
eldest daughter's father-in-law, Ur, Db, G, Hamilton,
president of the Hamilton bompany, 18th and
Wyandotte St., Kansas City, Missouri. He is making
@ ewecial appeal to me for three tickets to the ~
Nebraske-ilinnesota game at Lincoln on, October 2.

tenthy 3 “a ee a is in ay da —*
an wo apprec: anything you covld or
him. I am enclosing a blank check executed by Mr.
Hanflten and endersed by me. “ill kindly
correspond with lr, Eamiiton re what available
seats you have left?

| if you ere forced to put them in the
temporary bleachers eat the end I course, would
be sorry. fir, Hamilton is a K. 3. alumnue, and
lost a leg Curing his undergraduate days at the

University. For that reason I am hoping that he
ean be placed in some permanent seat where the
danger of injury is lessened.

| I promise you that I will not bother
you any more than I am forced to do so, because I

can appreciate what such irritations mean even in

the normal flow of business. Ordinarily I would
write to John K, Selleck, and perhaps you vill turn
this over to him, but I would appreciate this personal
attention of yours if you can do it.

With kindest regards, I am

Sincerely yours,

PCAs AH | Director of Physical Education,