October 14, 1937.

lip, D, Kee@y Campbell
Lenpstmeas Athletic Goods Coe,
Kansas City, lo.

Dear Keody: a ee
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letter of the 13th instant. I have a little sur-

prise for you, however, in regard to the flannels.

We had a-staff meeting yesterday
of our entire department, both men and women =
about 12 in all = and I asked them to sit in and
discuss the majors wniforms before we submitted it
to the students, a

an t say it e mo happy, was |
pieked the Lowe & Campbell pant as the one that
looked much the better. I agree with everybody
that the flannel in the Rawlings pant looked
better and is of better material so far as wool-
ens g0. Expert clothing men who handle clothing
have sll been unanimous in picking the Rawlings —
flannel, and personally I would pick it, too.

: Perhaps the fact thet your pant
had a good cut and style to it, and the fact that
the seams were stitched in made a very classy
looking garment.

| So the staff unanimously, or
nearly unanimously, picked your trousers. The
next thing will be to submit the garment to the
majors in physical edueation, which will be done
wary soon, and frankly, I am looking to see them
pick your garment. This relieves me of & respone
sibility and a criticism that might come to me
because I naturally favor your firm on account of
guaranteed quality and an instant response to ad-
justment of anything that is out of line,