HILb-GEARKE MAGHINERY GO.

Established 1860
OFFICES PLANT
649 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD ay 0] 2lst ST.AND KILBOURN AVE.
PHONE HAYMARKET 7660 eer CABLE ADDRESS REMAND”
A.W.WIGGLESWORTH, PRESIDENT T.H. PRICE, SECRETARY
H.W. MONS, viCE PRESIDENT I L.E.MURPHY, ASST. TREASURER
W. L. DITFURTH, TREASURER CHICAGO R.B. COLTER, SUPERINTENDENT

September 25, 1941
AirMail

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education & Recreation
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

You certainly are very kind in having a duplicate of my set of
golf clubs sent to Mr. Wigglesworth, and I want you to know that
both he and I appreciate it very much. I am glad that you did
not order the golf balls, as he has plenty of them on hand.

The small additional charge on account of federal tax is certainly
entirely acceptable, and just as soon as I receive the invoice
from you, Mr. Wigglesworth will mail you his check.

The arch normalizer was received several days ago and I have been
trying it a few mornings, but am going at it easily. I certainly
fully intend to keep it, and had rather expected to be receiving
an invoice from Mr. F. W. Lang, so that I could send him a check.
If I understand correctly, the price is $10.00, and if that is
correct, I will mail him my check and not wait for his invoice.

You will be interested to know also that I immediately bought

some Squibb's Glycolixir on my return to Chicago and keep a bottle
at the office and one at home; after a few months, I am sure that
my golf game and disposition will both be much improved.

Referring further to the arch normalizer, I will let you know later
how I am progressing.

I have just been talking to Jane on the telephone, who sends her
love to you and Mrs. Allen, and Jane said to tell you that you
ought to see her long fingernails now. She said you would under-
stand what she meant. With very kindest regards, I am

Cordially yours,

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