October 12, 1937,

ir. L. R, Freeburg
Lowe-Campbell Athic tie Goods Co,,
1509 Baltimore
Kansas City, fit ssour’.

Dear Les:

‘hank you so much for your good letter of
the 10th instant explaining to me the flannel
situation,

The only reaction that I had came from
Carl's Clothing Store. Mr. Owen Carl looked over
the two sets of samples and it was his statement
as a clothier that the flannel of Rawlings was
much superior to the one of your make, That
happened to be my opinion after looking at the
two sets of garments. Ths Rawlings garment looked
much more like a woollen than your garment did,
The Lowe-Campbell garment looked harsh and unyield= —
ing, while the Rawlings garment looked more soft
and pliable,

i think the procedure will be to permit the
students to choose from the two garments, and
order the one that they like the better. The re-
tail price is the same, so while I was endeavoring
to do the best I could for Lowe-Campbell, it will
be up to the individual students to make the |
selection.

We are having a meeting of our Physical
Education majors very soon, and they will doubt-
less make the decision,

: I want to thank you, Leslie, for your kind-
ness in following through on this, because I am

now fortified with all the information that any

individual could possibly have under the conditions,

With every good wish, I am

Sincerely yours,

FCA:AH Director of Physical Education,