October 18, 1937.

My, D, Keedy Campbell, ee
Lowe=Campbell Athletic Goods Co,,
1509 Baltimore,
Kansas City, Wo,

Dear Keedy:

It just oceurred to me that I should
pass on to you a tin,

Glonn Oatman, captain & our varsity
golf team last year, and a K,. &. graduate, is without
@ position, but Spsiding’s have been definitely in his
going on the road for them, Oatman is a Lawrence boy
and one of the most popular boys that has been on the
Hill, ;

this is written in entire confidence,
but Charles Alyward, the vice president of the Columbia
National Sank, has talked to him about his going with
the Columbia people.

ee Glenn Oatman has wonderful friendly
connections here in Lawrence. lir. Irving Hill, tho
president of the Lawrence National Bank, and ‘other oute-
standing business mon are strongly behind Oatman, He —
soe of the School of iness, specializing
n RANCES »

It just oceurred to me that Lowe-Camp-
bell, Wilson-Western, or some of your eastern connections
could possibly use this chap in a way that would be
reciprocally beneficial, —

. ; i have known Glenn Oatman from his
grade school days, and Iam interested in him, Willi
_ you personally, as a favor to me, study the whole pro-
position thoughtfully, ami write me? Oatman wants a
Yob, and although the Spalding nongre have discussed.
with him a tentative possibility of going with them in

the spring, there is nothing de nite.