Septenber S, 1942.

Mir. Eugene Malone,
Chase, Kansas.

Dear Eugene:

i am very happy to have you write me as as you did regara-

ing the training with ber bells, and so forth. I be-

lieve that we cen work out a program where it will be ea
possible to have you enroll all the men who are enthusias-
tie students of your favorite weight-training and barbell
instruction.

Whe is your friend who expects to attend £.U. this —
fall who has hed five years of training? i would be glad
to have you come in the office and talk with me when you
arrive. I can visualize the possibility of utilizing one
of the three mornings eech week for your group for this
type of instruction. The other two periods will be diver-
sified, including short conditioning exercises and inoor-

porating the motor skills of running, jumping, leaping,
veulting and climbing.

< an wey teed te eneennes or ial roe
in the furtherance of their skills and their desires. I
will await your coming with pleasure.
.

Very cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
' FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.