Well, this has turned out to be a rather long
letter rather: than a short one. Before 1 close, I
want to say how sorry .I was that I wasn't able to
make a contribution to the Phi Psi Christmas fund,
but you can well understand that if I am able to
make any donations I should make them here. This does
not mean lack of interest in Kansas “lpha but merely
indicates the rather continued demands here coupled
with the problems associated with academic salaries.

I have been asked to serve as chairman of a North
Jersey group to round up alumni to attend the Phi Psi
G.A.C. at Spring Lake this June, and I hope that I can
have a good number on hand. Therefore, if I can't make
any contributions in funds, I will attempt to do so in
services. Frankly, it is only in the dast year or two
that I have received much correspondence or information
concerning the Phi Psi Fraternity, but I find that my
interest has not suffered because of the dirth of in-

formation.

George *. Esterly