November 9, 1942.

Mr. Gunnar Mykland,

Federal Public Housing huthertty,
1700 Dierks Building,

Kansas City, MO.

Dear Gunnar:

Thank yeu fer your good letter of the 2nd instant.
I certainly am going to make it a point to come by 1700
Dierks Building and see you at the first opportunity. My
_ schedule has been so strenuous that I don’t get out of
town often. I start early in the morning with classes
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Bigh® fey Taetall prestige.

‘Me ene vlaving thre gud ta thea Ce, and I can
arrenge with the people at the Auditorium ever there so
that you can get your ticketa there and right in. the
section. I don't leok to see many people coming from Lawr-
ence, but we will have a Kansas rooting section, and if you
will tell me what you want we can have Jim Nixon call you.

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We oan arrange it the way you want it. fh

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if there are any games here that you want to see that
can be easily arranged with Mr. Falkenstien. I am enclosing ©
> SEROEETS Be YS Shee Deere Se Stet 0F eee eee

We have eleven men on the football team whe will be
playing basketball, and frankly I am net tee enthusiastic about
ow chances in the early games because we just haven't had a
chance te do much with the group. |

Let us know your desires in the matter of tickets.

With kindest regards, I em

Sincerely yours,

’ Direoter of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.