‘Eto LIM PAN

17th and WASHINGTON |
KANSAS CITY, MO.

February 13, 1940

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

Dear Dr. Allen:

As you are on the Local Committee which will have
charge of publicity and other details in connection
with the National Association of Basket-ball Coaches
of the U.S. to be held in Kansas City this Spring,
we wish to outline the facilities we possess for
taking care of such work as may be required along
this line.

No doubt you know that we have one of the oldest and
largest printing and envelope plants in this vicinity
but you are, perhaps, not aware that we are the only
shop’ in Kansas City that operates day and night every
working day in the year.

In the stress of last minute preparation of programs,
unavoidable changes in speakers and other exigencies
whieh cannot be forseen, this feature is of first im-
portance.

Not only do we provide quicker service at no overtime
rate, but we thus enable you to extend your “dead-line”
insofar as you utilize our night operation.

Will you please keep this letter on file and consider
us when you are ready to place orders for envelopes,
booklets, programs, admission cards or any other item
in our line?

Very

 
 

H-GRIEVES COMPANY

  

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