NELSON NorcRrEN, University of Chicago Nat. Hoximan, City College, New York E. A. Keniener, Fordham University
First Vice-President President Second Vice-President

  
 

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA F BASKETBALL COACHES

W. H. Browne, University of Nebraska
Secretary-Treasurer

November 29, 1940

Mr. F. 0. Allen _
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

Now that the time of year has arrived when we are all thinking
of basketball, I have decided that it would be the proper time to drop
you a line reminding you of the part you have played in the past in the
National Association of Basketball Coaches, and the part that I hope
you will continue to play in the future.

As a member of the membership committee of this district, which
is comprised of the states of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and
Nebraska, I am writing to you to let you know that we are on the job in
an effort to make our district one hundred per cent, so that it may be
possible for us to carry on the work of the Association in an aggressive
manner. Having been a member before, you realize the good work which
this group has been doing in the interest of basketball. I hope that you
will continue to give us your support so that this work may be carried on
in the future. It is my hope that you are planning to join the Association
again this year. If so, I would appreciate receiving a check at your
earliest convenience. As you know, the fee is $2.00 per year. Don't put
this matter off. Take care of it today. Your $2.00 will help the
Association a great deal in this work.

Hoping that I may see you in New York at the National. Convention
during the week of March 23rd, and wishing you a successful season, I
remain,

Very truly yours,

A. aed er
Membership Committee.

Doane College

Crete, Nebraska

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