July 11, 1938

Drs F. Ce Aiien
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog,

The main reason for this letter is Betty Jeanne.
She has decided that she would like to come to K. U.
Naturally she would have to have work, so I was won-
dering just what you could do for her.. I would
certainly appreciate it if you would let me know
about the situation as soon as possibdie. ‘Let me, . ..
know how much she can make and still carry 4 good’
course of study. She is a very good student and won't
have trouble scholastically. You know what will be
necessary as well =

I am in very fine condition as yet. My back is
bothering me an awfully lot but that is all. I
weigh 173 now and am just about as tough as I can
bee I hope to be ready to give them everything this
next year. I know that I was a washout to almost
everyone last year. At least I did not live up t o
expectations. I regret that an awful lot. My look-
out has changed and I will try much harder this
year. If I get out of line or anything I surely want
you to knock me back in the groove.

I may have to come to see you about my back. I
am having Dr. Cartwright look at it today. He
should be able to take care of it.

Would appreciate it if you would answer this
letter at your earliest convenience.

Remember me to Bob and all the family.

Sincerely,