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SECRETARY & ASST. TREASURER

November 15, 1937.

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Division of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

BETTER BASKETBALL
Dear Dr. Allen:

This will acknowledge receipt this morning of
your letter of November 15th and I sincerely hope
thet in this morning's mail you received, direct from
the Maple Press Company, the proofs and copy of the
front matter and index pages, and also a few first and
revised proofs of miscellaneous pages. I know that if
these did reach you they will be returned immediately.

We also received from the printer this morning,
a number of additional miscellaneous revised pages and
we have instructed Miss Gile to have our proofreaders
examine these carefully and return the marked set to
the printer today with our approval or suggestions for
correction, and I will try to enclose the duplicate
proofs in this letter so that you can examine these
and return by air mail immediately, any of these re-
vised (yellow) proofs that are still not entirely
satisfactory. There will be one second revised proof
on pink paper, but my casual examination of these re-
vised pages in comparison with the suggestions made by
you on the original (white) pages indicates that your
suggestions for the rearrangement of text and illustra-
tions have been well carried out.

The revised proofs in question cover miscellaneous
pages from 194 to 475 and I am enclosing these. Please
understand that the additional corrections marked on these
pages in red crayon are similar to the changes that we
have indicated on the working set of these proofs that
were returned to the printer today. If you have no further
suggestions to suggest, you need not bother to even
acknowledge the receipt of these. In so far as is con-

cerned figures 145, 146 and 147, we will make new cuts as