5I2 State Sffice Building
Atlanta, Georgia
September 26, I94I

Dr. Forrest ©. Allen, Director
Dept. of ducation
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:
Your letter of “eptember e4th. just received.

As per your request I have just sent a machine to your
friend John Trembly, via Railway Express. From a former
letter of yours I did not gather that he wanted one very
badly. Frankly I havent been able to attend to this lit-
-tle business for the reason that my State work is a real
mans sized job. have to take care of over two hundred
million dollars worth of assessed valuations of utility
property. I have been tired out and my blood pressure
dropped to IOI. Now I am taking all day Saturday and Sun-
-day out in the open, generally riding my horse on my
farm and feel better already.

You and I and about three thousand other users know what
benifits have been derived from the use of my foot mach-
ine, but even if I, Fred Lang,had the time, it would be
a difficult thing for Lang to sell a product under his
own name. My present company is a lawfully operating
company in Georgia but is not a stock company. Frankly I
know that you could do a lot more with this thing than I
have done. I am open for a proposition. Give it a little
thought and let me hear from you,

I believe that this thing is ready now for an order from
both the U. S. Army and Navy. Both Athletic Departments

are using it. The joker is how to get the order. It can

be done, but the trick is how?

In ny last letter to you I was tired and looked for an
excuse for not making any more machines. Aluminum end
band pieces might not be obtainable but they can be made
of many other materials and nickled or chrome plated.

Drop me a line when you find time. With kindest regards.

Yours sincerely,

Frederick Wy )