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The Tenth-----
a Wednesday in July 1940:

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

Pursuant to our conversation, we herewith submit the list of
advertising sold by us in the Program for your Tournament of
Champions, held at the Municipal Auditorium, March 2énd,
25rd and 30th;

Longine Watch Company, $85.00, which
we collected and retained as our commission earned on the
basis of 25%, and for cost of phone calls incurred in
obtaining our contracts, due to the short time in which
we had to sell. Same was OK'd by Mr. Bowles.

Converse Rubber Company, Malden, Mass.,
$50.00.

Beacon Falls Rubber Company, Beacon Falls,

Conn., $50.00, and

Last Bilt Basketball, $100.00, these three
were to have been paid to Mr. Bowles, and no " aoubt he received
payment for same.

The accounts sold by Mr. Bowles, are as follows; Smith-Grieves

Company, Kansas City Power & Light Company, Hotel Continental

and WHB Radio Station.

Per your request we are forwarding under separate cover a dozen
copies of the Program.

  
 
     
 
  
  
  

: If we can assist you in anyway on the
| collections, you have but to call on us and
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if Also, since plans have already been made for
the Tournament to be held in
Kansas City, next year, we would
like to handle the Program in
its entirety and we will be
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