STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

CHARLES E. MILLER, TONGANOXI£
GUS E. BENGTSON, SMOLAN
JERRY E. DRISCOLL, RUSSELi
CHAS. WELLS, BAXTER SPRINGS
B, H. SALYERS, HUTCHINSON
FRANK McCOY, SUBLETTE

EVAN GRIFFITH. DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS

JOSEPH J. POIZNER, SECRETARY

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

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A. B. NUSS, STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER
R. C. KEELING, ENSINEER OF CONSTRUCTION
R. B. WILLS, ENSINEER OF DESIGN

L. L. MARSH, ENGINEER OF MAINTENANCE
THOS. E. BURTON, OFFICE ENGINEER

OF KANSAS R. D. FINNEY, ENGINEER OF MATERIALS
H. R. GOODYEAR, AupDITOR
DIVISION FOUR J. A. CAMPBELL, RIGHT-OF-WAY ENGINEER
CHANUTE LESTER GOODELL, ATTORNEY

 

ROBT. WILLIS, DiviISON ENGINEER

July 10, 1938

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doc,

Dean Nesmith was here over the week end and informed me that you thought
this work would do me some good. As far as I am concerned it is great stuff
and I enjoy it. It is really not very hard but plenty dirty. The cement
dust and such is a bit hard on you at times. All in all it pays me fifty cents
an hour so I cent complain any. The money angle is really the most important
one to me.

Incidently Dean looked at my kneecand thoght it was doing very nicely.
I think that I am going to Popeka next week end and I just wondered if you
would have time to look at it next Saturday? I do not know what time I can
be in Lawrence. You see I will have to wait until after work is over, and
that can be any time between noon and five. That would make me rather late
in getting there. However I could call you ad it would only take a few
minutes. If you will be able to do that just let me know. The knee is doing
very well. I have done nothing on it but play a little tennis to date. I ean
planning on doing some running and so forth soon. I have not hurt at at all
so I think it is doing very nicely. However I would like to have you look at
it sinee I will be going through.

r Everything has been going fime except that I didn't get to start to work
until July 1. That will ge#ae put me short next fall but I can manage somehow.
Dick Miller is working in Augusta this summer and will have plenty of money

to start with next fall. ‘The family are all fine and about a s mean as ever.
They send their regards to you and your family.

Hove that everything is doing well by you. Be sure to remember me to the
family and Bob. Incidently if I ever get time I shall weite hima line. You
might tell him to do the same if his studies aren't getting him down.

Let me know about next Sééurday.

Sincerely

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