Sept. 27, 1941

Mr. Harry W. Mons
Vice-president Hill-Clarke Machinery Coe
Chicago, Ill. |

Dear Mr. Mons

Thank you for your good letter of the 26 instant.
I have not received the invoice for the golf clubs
but as soon as I do I will meil you the dill.

I am writing Spauldings a letter i his monning asking
why you have not received the golf clubs.

I am glad, however, that your normelizer has been
received and that you are doing goed work with ite
fhe price is correct, $10, no doubt you will get an
invoice before long.

kook your letter home to let Mrs. Allen read it and
she got @ great kick out of it. She said if I didn't
lock out I would have Mr. Mons on one of my athletic

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I really got a great kick out of reading about Jane's
fingernails. If there is anything that has pained ne
for years it has been those long fingernails with the
bright red polish. I called Jane "The Tiger Woman",
but in reality they looked like eagle claws painted a
bright hue. Rut now she has her ewn home and her in-
terest is not in her adornment but in her home, so she
has found she couldn't be quite so efficient with those
long fingernails as she could be if they wore shorte
She has done whet all girls should do when home interests
are uppermost.

I have elways been very proud of Jane with her sensible
attitude and when it came time for her to do the thing
that was both expedient and efficient she did ite

The Allen's send kindest regards to the Mons’ and our
leve to the youngsters.
Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
FCA/pE Varsity Basketball Coach