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June 4, 1943.

Myr. Melvin Kraemer,
Kraemer Hardware Co.,
Marysville, Kansas.

Dear Mel:

: I was mighty happy to have your letter of the
27th ultimo, and I assure you that I know exactly how you

the other fellows' acts deter me
would be a good thing for you to.

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yeu should not want to be « member with those fellows who do
actually live by the ideals of an organization. You would
strengthen the organization and help the weaker members by
being e member.

I know what you mean - the fellows who pat a
fellow on the back with one hand and cut his throat with the
other. Well, Mel, you ean't chance this world and I guess
we will always have a certain percentage of those people.
They are in every organization, in every land.

Anyhow, I am glad to have had this correspond-
ence with you and I would cherish a visit some time in Marys-
ville, Kansas, in the Kraemer Hardware store. I may drop up .
some time and prop my feet up on your desk and visit with you
for thirty minutes. ‘Lots of good luck t you.

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.