October 26, 1944.

Mr. Carl Postlethwaite,

Hall Brothers, Inc.,

Grand Ave. at MoGee and 25th,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Pos ty:

I took your letter to Mr. Harl Falkenstien, financial
secretary of the Athletic Association, and he suggests
that you get your tickets in Kansas City where you will
be able to get a much better choice of seats. He had re-
servations here for more tickets than were sent him. He
says tickets may be purchased at the Ruppert Stadium,
Municipal Auditorium, and Vaughn Clothing Company, in
Kansas City, Kansas.

Really, you will be in much better position to get your
seats in Kansas City now than you would by waiting for us
to get them end then peddle them back to you. Since the
major portion of the crowd will come from Kansas City they
are keeping most of the tickets there. hoy

I talked over the phone this morning to Mr. Al Haas, in
Kansas City, and he said four tickets is generally supposed
to be the limit. However, I suggest you call him (Victor
6450) and you might talk him into letting you have a couple
more.

a: Very sincerely yours,

Direotor of Physical Education,
FOA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach,