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Mr. Lester B. aves

Ass't. State Supervisor of Recreation
Federal Works Agency

Work Projects Aduwinistration

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Dear Lester:

I felt perhaps that our visit in the hotel in
Manhattan, Kansas, sufficed in the way of an enswer to your
letter of May 22nd.

However, I'm writing you to tell you that John Burge
is employed in the Recreation work in Kensas City play grounds
for the sumer and has accepted a position as teacher at the
Raytown High School, just south and east of Sensas City, for
next fall. .

Ralph Dugan is here in Lawrence at the present time
due to the fact that Mrs. Dugan is suffering from pneumonia
in the hospital and will not be released for another week. 1
have not seen Ramie Biems since Commencement. But we told all
of those boys if they were interested to come over for en
interview.

It is my honest opinion that you could not get a detter
and a more efficient man than Ralph Dugan. I have great confi
in his ability and his integrity. TI used aim as ny imam bi
ball coach and for four years he worked in the supply roome “
all of this time I found him efficient, loyal, anc trustworthy.

I would bet my lest dollar on Red Dugent. He will never fail you |
and will do a successful job.

 
 

 

With all good wishes, I an,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Edueation and
| Recreation-Varsity Basketball and
PCA: re ; Baseball Coach. :