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April 10, 1943

University of Kanaas
Department of Physical Education
Lawrence Kansas

ATT: Forrest € Allen

Dear Mr Allen:

Your wire has reached us with the news regarding the
priority ratings available on the towels for your
school. Thanks very much fom your prompt action
on the matter.

We have quoted these towels to the State at $6.35
per dozen, FOB Mill. We can make good deliveries.
When I phoned you I forgot to ask just hww soon you
needed the towels. When it comes to deliveries,
priority ratings enter the picture in a large way.

  

Let us say that you have an A-10 on your order. We have
it on the looms. Along comes an order with a rating

of AA-1, used by all schools now that have army or
navy contracts for the training of military personell.
We MUST take off your order and apply the looms to the
AA~1 goods. Hence you see why we want to help you get
the best rating available.

 
 

Without a doubt you have a representative of the army
or navy on the campus, handling the program of training
the personell. Approach him, and he may be able to give
' you’ some valuable advice. We do not know the proceedure
of getting the AA-l rating, but other schools can hélp
youon this matter.

My best personal regards , Mr Allen. I was very sorry
not to be able to make Kansas City last week, and sorry
also that you will not be at Cincinnati next week.

Yours very truly, |
a we if Ya Ly i
AM/AA GEO McARTHUR & SONS