October 9, 1937 e

My. Marion Miller, S
Editer, “The Coach’,

Lowe & Cempbell Athfetic Goods Co.,

1509 Baltimore,

Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Marion:

oat I wrote Curtis i, icGpaw this morning asking
for his permission to send you “A Dream Touch own",
since the book is ¢ 4ghted by them. I thought this
the better way to do °

-T also pointed out to him that I was strong
for the idee and i thought it would be a great adver-
tisement for the beok. However, I think that we had
better handle it this way, don’ you? Will this inter-
fere with your getting 1% into the Coach by the time
you desire? iicGraw is very prompt.

Regarding the Kansas-iMissouri footbell
tickets, I would suggest that you get your naite in
the list pretty soon, ami decide whether you want two
or four. I am asking the Athletic Office te lay aside
four tickets for you, and if you do not want the four
you can take the two. This is out of line with their
usual procedure, but I know that you will hasten your
decision ana will let then know definitely.

My, Gwinn Henry is Athletic Direetor, and
Mr, Earl Falkenstien is the financial secretary who
handles the tickets and the money, There is a 15¢
charge for insured mail for each ticket consignment,
ané the tickets are $2.20 a piece,

Very cordially yours,

FCAsAH | Director of Physical Education.