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May 28, 1940

Mr. Forrest C. Allen, Director
Physical Education and Recreation
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
Dear Mr. Allen:
This is Alex Hyde, another jayhawker speaking.

Thank you for your letter of the 22nd. Through .

‘some unaccountable misunderstanding we are evidently in
a bit of a jam. However, if you will help me straighten

this out, I am sure you will eventually find it very much
to your interest. By that I mean, it will not cost you

one cent and you will find something of great value to

your basketball team. You are too aggressive to overlook

a revolutionary new product that will keep the feet of your
basketball players in perfect condition. Both the keg of
Onox and the foot-mat must still be in Lawrence as they
never reached us.

While Trainer Nesmith may think his present
method of athlete's foot prevention is quite satisfactory,
that may beonly because he is not familiar with this later
method. Why not accept this keg of Onox and the mat as a
present from me? Go through with the test and you may be
surprised with the way Onox will develop resistance to
fungus infection, chafing and blistering.

When you find your athletes entirely free from
foot infection, you may reach the same conclusion as thou-

sands of Onox users who realize that killing the fungi from

day to day is not sufficient.

What do you say? Will you keep the Onox and lick
the athlete's foot problem next year?

Sincerely yours

For
AE3HH : ONOA, Inc.