Jenuary 14, 1939.

Very sincerely yours,

eny way possible, as I believe it is a service that the University

care of Gis problen of” ae We shall be glad to cooperate in
can render’.

Director of Physical Education,
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LAWRENCE
January 9, 1939

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

Dr. F. C. Allen
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen;

I have already told Mr. Bayles that I will do what I can to

see that the high school gymnasiums are hereafter open to their
students during the Christmas vacation. I see no reason why
they should not be open in the afternoons, at least, for the

young people of the local schools.

Sincerely yours,

Cet i

Paul B. Lawson, Dean

 
 

 

January 21, 1959

Rie Ce G. Bayles
Superintendent of Bldg. & Grounds
University of Kansas

Dear lr, Bayles:

Mire Longs ) Supervises a group of Boy’
Scouts, has as use of the ent Gymasiun
for a cou le of hours Saturday morning. He .
brought | group of boys up e couple of weeks
ago and supervised their activites, We are per=
mitting him to use it again this week.

The reason I am writing you is to show you ’
the need for a place for these boys, not only of
High School age but also of Grade School age to
have a place during the day time for supervised
play. This further subdstentiates our argument
that the High School gymesiun should be kept open
Saturday and evenings. |

Our gymnasium has been infested with

. boys this winter. I do not mean to liken

youngsters to rodents but they dart in and out on *
all three fioors of the disturbing the

play, and practice of our university students.

They b their own basketball ahoot at the

baskets they get a chance to dart in,

I just wanted to give you $his added infore
mation about our problem at ae gymnasiume

Sincerely yours,

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AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

Lawrence, Kansas

Jans 10, 1939.

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

Dept. of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence.

Dear "Fog":

I received your communication in regard to gym-
nasium use by locai boys, tnis morning. Thanks

for giving me the information. I will be glad

to see that the matter is brought to tne attention
of the Lawrence board of Education.

I tnink there is a real point in what you Bay,
and reveals a matter that should be taken Care of.

Cordiatly ‘yours,
Cfo

Theodore H, Aszman,.

 
Dre F. Ce Allen,
Lawrence, Kens.

I heve your letter relative to the high :

situation during holiday time and I will bring
= tists of the Board at our next wate &
I want to take this occasion to tell

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January 19, 1939

Dre Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Phog:

Reference is made to yours of the 6th which I
have delayed answering until I could look around a little
for information as to what has been going on. Your state-
ment was a complete surprise to me, but after investigating
I find that this situation has existed for years and am
even told that if the doors are not open the boys break in.

There apparently is no reason in the world they
should expect the use of facilities on the Hill and I am
not sure the trouble arises entirely from High School students.
However, I am sure the Board will take this matter up at our
regular meeting in February and at least attempt to assist
in some way in remedying this situation.

I enjoyed the game last night very much and after
talking the matter over with the down-town boys I am pleased
to advise that we have agreed not to change coaches,at least
before the end of the season. The boys showed a lot of the old
time Kansas fight and also a lot of good basket ball and I am
sure that every game they play this season they will at least
have their adversaries very much worried.

I am sure you will hear something about the other
matter after our February meeting.

With best regards, I am

Yours very truly,

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Jamary 6, 19396

Dear Mite Purcell:

I am enclosing a radio program which tales up this ;
point, and which I thought you would be interested in readings
Our department of Physical Biucation sponsors a series of
yadio broadcasts on “Physical Mducation for Mealth” throughout

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