October 20, 1943.

 

lr. Frank G. Jewett,
175 &. 19th St.,
Salem, Oregon.

Dear Mr. Jewett; |

The football equipment which you sent me has been on display
in the window of Carl’s clothing store, one of the leading
clothiers and one of the eenters of student patronage and
support. This firm is composed of Owen and Clif Carl, ‘two
brothers who have been in the clothing business heer some
thirty years.

Their store is the eenter for football game reports each
week-end. They list all the soores on the front of the window
and naturally the boys whe fry for parlays on the gridiron.

“ sport always fill their plate of business for bull fests, The
firm has-great iaterest in the University and activities.

They gave the football uniform, shoes and medal a fine display
in their show window. I am returning the same to you because
you did not wake it clear in your letter what you wished to have
done with then.

Thanking you for your kindness in remembering us, and wishing
you many happy returns, I an

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
 ‘PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.