dune 27th, 1941

Ur, A. J. McKinney
Cabool, Missouri

Dear Mr. MeKinney:

: I received your letter in which you stated
thet you would expect permission on a sale that you

have referred to me. However, you informed me that .
you did not want the individual to know that you were
the agent.

This man writes me and tells me that he thinks
he can sell the forty at a fair price. But, he writes that
his commission is five percent.

Mr. MeKimey, it's evident to you that if you ere
to make any sale as Agent it would be necessary that you make
your sale to a man and that you are known as the agent. Other-
wise, mo one of course could pay you a commission for doing
something that you do not @o. I'm sure thet you understand this.

Sincerely yours,
Director of Physical Education and

Recreation-Varsity Basketball and
Baseball Coache

FCA: re