- the Registrar, and he gave we the same information

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“, September 17, 1937.

ay, Eugene A, White,
605 Rorabaugh-Tiley Building,
Hutchinson, Kansas,

__. ¥ am answering your commutestion suateehe
ing T. P, Hunter, Jr, If called Mr, George 0. ete

I gave T, P, to convey to his brother. It is necessary
that Mr. T, B, Hunter go to the probate judge of your
county and certify that he has been made the le |
guardian at 7, ?;% Runter, JX»

a Way I give you a resume of this situation.
‘ee Gradinger, a Pi K A from Kansas who now resides in
Oklahoma City, wrote me several months ago saying that |

he was interested in T, P., Jr. I then received letters
from T, P. and other boosters of his toward his coming
as @ student at the University. It was explained to me - «~

by Gradinger that T, B. was supporting him, and since he

resided in Hutchinson, Kansas, they were wondering if
it would be necessary to have him exeused from paying
geve mo this information, I em now passing it on to
you, 7

ae I would est that you mail this state-
ment of the Judge to T, P., Jr., here in Lawrence and
he can teke it te the Registrar. I understand that this
cument will be sufficient to exeuse T, P, from the
out-of-state fee, | 7 ? |

 

ee Yes, the boys had a very successful rush
week and I hosar many compliments over the Hill among
the academic faculty regarding the fine rush class that
they obtained, and further the faculty expressed the
notion that the fraternity is growing by leaps and
bounds. That is always a pleasing thing to hear. I
believe it is justified, E ;

‘With every good wish to you, I am

:  ‘Praternally, ~
PCASAR _-—s*Dieetor of Physical Education, —