September 30, 1943.

Miss Martha Jean Jessen,
3903 BE. Douglas,
Wichita 8, Kansas.

Dear Martha Jean:

I am happy to have your letter of the 27th
instant and to know that you anticipate returning
to the University.

I feel sure you will have no difficulty in
obtaining as much employment as you desire. I
imagine you plan to enroll in the November term.
Most of the partetime jobs for the five-weeks
term which began this week, have been filled, but
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have ample time to get located.

Miss Marie Miller, Assistant to the Adviser
of Viomen, has been notified of your desire ‘to re-—
turn to the University, and you will hear from her
very shortly in regard to employment.

With best wishes, TI am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH , Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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Lawrence, Kansas.
September 22, 1943.

Mr. Forrest C. Allen,

Director of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Sir:

Please be advised that Vernon Johnson worked
for me for about a year, such year ending
about June 25th, 1942.

Mr. Johnson's work was entirely satisfactory
and I found him to be diligent in his work.

He is honest and trustworthy and you can d@pend
upon him to do his work as you wish it done.

Yours very truly,

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September 15, 1943.

Mr. Je Je Jakosky,
Asst. to the President,

University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, Culifornia.

Dear Jay:

Thanks for the letter including the dope
on golf. It is very clever and I can use parts of it
at certain times.

| I played golf with Don Swarthout last
Saturday afternoon and he told me he had a very
wonderful visit with you and your family.

Also, I accept with thanks the greeting
of Prof. William R. LaPorte. I am happy to reciprocate
his kind thoughts. —

And the good news regarding U. Floyd Rible.
I asked Corlett Cotton to induot him inte Rotary Monday
noon, and now Floyd is a full-fledged Rotarian and we
ere immediately putting him to work. A carbon copy of
my letter to him is enclosed.

Thanks for your good wishes. We hope that ©
we may be able to see the Jakoskys in the not too dis-—
tent future, but we can't figure out a ‘we are going
to do it at present.

With all good wishes, I an

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Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
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University of Kansas, Soe ey
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Dear Dr. Allen:

Your splendid letter of August 25th is most sin-
cerely appreciated. I hope your travels will bring
you to the West Coast in the not too far distent

future and that we may have the pleasure of playing
: some of the local courses here. I am certain my
. game would be considerably improved if I had the
benefit of a good coach and friend.
Both Kathryn and I would look forward to seeing
# you and Mrs. Allen. With kindest personal regards to
you both, I am

Sincerely yours,