THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
1} LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

THE ar a August 12, 1937.

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Dr. Forrest C. Aller,
Morningside Coaching School,
Spirit Lake, Iowa.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I do not wish to hurry you in the selection
of a secretary for the Department of Physical
Education, and hope you will not feel I am too
presumptuous in writing you at this time about my
application.

There is another position open here at the
University which I have been asked to fill, and I
do not wish to keep them waiting for my decision
more than a few days. Although this job is some-
what less desirable to me than the work in your
department would be, I do not feel I can let any-
thing slip by if I am unable to secure the work
with you. Frankly, I hope I may fill the qualifi-
cations necessary for the position in your office
and that I may hear favorably from you.

I have hesitated writing you while you are
so busy, but I am sure you will understand why I
have taken the liberty to do so.

I am "pinch-hitting" for the girls in the
Chancellor's Office for a couple of weeks while
they are on vacation. It seems almost as if I
had just returned from a vacation and was back at
work for another year.

With best wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Mrs. A. Geo. Hulteen,
1706 Learnard Ave.,
Lawrence, Kansas.