'

; ‘ We have already set a precedent of 20% to the NeCeAshe

and 40% to each team. We might get them to cut a little off of.

that, but I don't believe they would be willing to give the N.CeleA,
that

Tan convinced that wo should Mmit the expenses for
men on each of the competing aggregations. Fifteen is en-
tively too muy under the financial situation that we now faces
Was |

_afber you had asked me to go ; with you so that more faculty
district was not altered end it was quite a bit of a surprise —
for mee I heave followed your and Saint's suggestions pretty con-
sigtently and I could not wderstand why a faculty member was
ramed in the district that you discussed with me when we were
he

not
in
| “I received a letter from Jolm Bum stating that’! would
riot be able to continue, for which I am truly sorrye I think basket-
ball is losing « very definite contribution in Jolm Bum's resignations

Yeatenlay I received a letter from Ce 8s "Heek" Hdmundson
thet he had been placed on the basketball rules committee of the
eighth district taling over the work that hos been done in the last ,

_ few years by John Bum, I am quoting "Heck" as follows: — Se oe
"He seems to feel that all work that he had in somection with the
Rules Committee and the final townenen’t must now be switched to
més One of his statenonts was to the effect that I ws designated
to take charge of officiating not only at the Pacific Coast Confer=
ence play-off if one is necessary but else the final championship.
A% least that was the way I interpreted his letters. leturally, I
do not fecl that I would be in a position that would at all qualify
me to select men for the final games.

"I would be very glad to receive a letter from you stating your

opinion of this or any other mtter which may come to minds"