Alovember 13, 1937

Ere Je Ae Hyland,
Production Departnent,
NeGraweHill Book Coe,
330 West 42nd Ste,
New York Citys

Dear Mire Hyland: |

Upon receipt of the proofs we mailed
them back the next morninge I am rather proud of our
achievements, since the galley and the proofs have come in
they have never stayed in our home twonty«four hours.

I imagine the fellow that doesn't do

1 wna oping at: the houk could be off
the press just before Thanksgiving, as that is the far end
of the football season. Basketball season, of course, has
begun as far as the coaches are concerned, but if there would
be any possible way to get this book out by Thanksgiving,
that week or ten days that would be gained would be tremend=
ous so far as the psychological side of it is concerned.

Of course, you know more about thet
proposition from the produetion end than I, so I will step
aside in my arguments. ae
such a thing could come to passe

With great sesientinitinaes and hopes, I

Sineerely yours,

FUASAT Director of Physical Education.