Tt was Mr, Malkenstien who tallied to lirse Lupfer and
George about the various entertaimment used at basketball games.
I talked to I, Fralkenstien about his reply that sonething was
paid, and his version does not agree with that quoted in your |
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Asseoiation amd it is his duty to write checks. He has
written a check for any performance of this naturee So
must have been « misunderstandinge

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him, anc if he had not liked it he should not have participateds
We have given George a service that most other students in the
University are not getting, and it is uy definite feeling that
when he did put on his splendid performance he did not more than
pay for the cow*tesies that have beon granted to him the whole

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I can appreciate that people do ask peottettonst
entertainers to give their weres free, but this was not such e
proposition with George and the Physical Education Departnente
IL thought there was reciprocity, and I thought George wea satis~—
fed, as we wore, but I did not wut anyone to perform unless
there was a happy acquiescence to reciprocate for favors already

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCASAT | _ Varsity Sasketball Coaches