Ostober 19, 1942

Mr. J. G. McBlhinny,
Supervisor, Towel Room,
Robinson Gymmasi um.

Dear Mr. MoEBlhinny:

_ Thank you for the rating on the men employed in the towel
room. At the present time I do not see how the 7:50 arrangement
can be worked out unless we give that person reporting at 7:50 work
for the 8:30 class also. If we do that we will have to follow the
rotation plan as we are now functioning until we can get someone to
take the 7:30 hour straight through the week. That is rather diffi-
cult, I fear. However, we are endeavoring to work toward ‘that.

It seems to me that the evening assignments will be subject
to the procurement of the men. We cannot expect these boys who are
working in the afternoon to do work in the evening. They must have
time to study, ee ee

evening.

Wo work by the olass schedule on the Hill end I do not see
how we coun end the assignments at 12 noon and 5 o'clock. I believe
we hed better plan to open the towel room at 7:30 with a minimum
number and we will have to work out a schedule to keep the towel
room open until 11 or 11:50 at night, using as few men as is consistent
with good operation during the peak and the lesser hours.

As for the CPT assignment, that is just a service to the
government and I do not believe that we can procure a boy three times
@ week who will come promptly at 5:15 and quit at 6:45. I believe we
ean work this out by assigning a man on e two-hour shift and let him
a off hours.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA:«R Varsity Basketball Coach.