March 18, 1941

Dre Martin Te Myers

Medical Consultant

Crippled Childrens Division
Department of Public Velfare
itianta, Georgia

Dear Dre Myers:

This letter will introduce to you Mr. James Cox,
Trainer at Harvard University.

May I say that Mr. Cox is « greduate of the Uni=
versity of Kansas with an A.B. Degreee He is a pre-medic
ends taken all of his work with the eim of entering the
medical school.

He was married while e student at the University
of Kansas and it was necessary for him te earn his expenses.
He served as Head Trainer at Kansas University prior to his
going te Harvard in the same capecity.

I am not sure whether his work at Harvard will
enable him to pursue his medical course, but he is ean espec=
ially brilliant young men, and I am sure if he hes an oppor=
tunity, he will continue with his work in the medical schoole
He made especially high grades at Kansas and I am sure thet
such grades as he made here would be no bar to him at Harvard.

I am very sure that if you will write to James Cox,
he will be very gled to do all he can to eid youe He is an
especially pleasant end cooperative young man, and I would
suggest that write him and tell him what you desire.

Very cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Varsity Basketball Coach

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