December 3, 1943.

Mr. Tom Parker,
Parker Buick Co.,
Lawrence, — ansag.

the job. This was the very reason I asked that the points |

Then there was an interim between the time when I made these
two trips and | had the work done. I was amazed even that I would
receive a bill for such a thing as I had followed this up so defin-
itely. You pay for satisfaction, and I didn't get it, and that was
the reason I felt that I should not have even received the bill be-
cause I tried to make it plain to your help and to you that the first
job did not do the job.

I would much rather have talked to you personally but it seems
if our paths cross very seldom and I don't like a telephone con-
tion. I would rather put my convictions down in black and white
sign my name, or better still, I would like to talk to you person-
» but I am leaving for Coffeyville today and Kensas City tomorrow,
I just haven't had the opportunity te do it soomer. I mve had
tter on my desk ever since it arrived, hoping to take care of
this is the best I have been able to do.

FokEgs &
ace

Very sincerely yours,

Direster of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

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