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September 8, 1941.

Urse Leonard Maison,
Route 2,
Lyons, Kansas.

Dear Mrs. Maison:

I regret that I was unable to answer your letter any sooner.
T have been out of town much of late, and since Thursday I
have been definitely tied up so that I have not been to the
office to answer any correspondence. ee
to your good letter.

The matriculetion fee, which each student pays but once, is
$10,00 for residents of Kansase The incidental fee is $25.00

Pete se sonester for residents of Kansas, end the activity fee is
50 the first semester.and $4.50, the second semester. .There: 00”
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I told Donald that we would give him work, two hours a day at
35¢ en hour, which would amount to 707 a day, amd the total for
the month would be about $18 or $20. Sometimes it will rum a
little under and sometimes a little over, according to the hours
he puts ing He can — Saturday morning if he so desires.

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The faculty will wk ‘permit: more than two hours work a day
for a student unless they cut his 15 hours per semester down
to 12 hours per semester. This would be a loss of hours and
so Sate ee Be ,botal,cost'of his schooling to more than if
he wor Store ac oak Geak @ Pekka lead, I

ld Donald,if he preferred .K.U.« that we would give him a job
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od on one of tho best toons that wo hed and he was one of
the best players we had. We have Otto Sehmellbacher from Sublette
who is here now prepared to enroll as soon as school opens. We —

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