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MEMBER MICHIGAN—ONTARIO COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:
Don Ridler & 15100 WOODWARD AVE.
Detroit, Michigan

July 12, 1940

Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of

Physical Education and Recreation
Varsity Basketball Coach
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

The Board in Control of Athletics at
Lawrence Tech, late yesterday, appointed
a new basketball coach.

I wish to thank you for your recon-
mendations for this. position.

We will have other additions to the
Athletic Dep't next year and will give
these men further consideration.

Thanking you again, I am,

Yours truly,

  

,; Athletic Director

DR/ah

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1622 Kentucky Strest

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Dear Professor Russells

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August 2, 1940

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GENERAL OFFICE = «
1701 RAILWAY EXCHANGE Union Station

CHICAGO, ILL. °
Kansas City, Mo.

August 1, 1940

Mr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

The Deodozone that we use on our dining
cars and club cars is secured from the Interstate
Chemical Co., 506 S. Monroe, Kansas City, Missouri,
and cost $2.50 a quart plus 14¢ excise tax. This
is a very high priced item but you only need just
a small amount to get the desired effect.

Trusting this gives you the information
you desire, I am with kindest personal regards,

Yours truly,
FRED HARVEY

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Diveetor of Physical rducation
Umiversity of Kansas

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office last woek indicating $650.00 had been set aside for
improving the athletic field south of the Universitys
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Had I had a moment I certainly would have called you
when I wis in Wichita, but it was just a flying trip and I spent
only an hour or two in tows You can always cowmt on my getting
in touch with you if I have @ spare ucnente

I an glad that you like the game we are to play on

Pobrimry 4e I think we surprised a lot of our brothers in Wichita
when I placed a Big-Six team in your home towme No one was
expecting it, and most of the people had cut me out so much that
they thought I had developed horns, so it was a pleasant thing to me
to see so many people hopped up about it, I thought we would follow
our policy of playing smaller schools over the State, and since wo
had been in \ichita in a favorable enviromment, I thought we might
oall again by playing the University of Wichita. Jack Copley had
more to do with it than anyone else, because he has been a booster
and we always line up ourselves with men who boost.

Tuesday to visit our daughter and grandebitdren, and thon wo will
go to Chicago for an Neleiehe Beocutive Committees meeting on the
Gth and 7th of Soptembers ‘After that I expect to be in Lawrences

ree oe ee ene ee
Sinverely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Reoreation
Varsity Basketball Coach

 
   

JULIAN E.RALSTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
BROWN BUILDING
WICHITA, KANSAS

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August 14, 1940

Dr. Forest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I observe from the Sport Page that you were in Wichita and
had scheduled a game with the Wichita University this coming
seasone

I am indeed glad that this has been done. I have heard con-
siderable favorable comment. The series here last Winter
did a lot to create a friendly spirit toward the University
and I would like to see that sentiment continue and increase.

I am very sorry that you did not find time to at least call
me while here. I know, of course, you are busy and your
time limited but I do want very much for you to meet my
family and’see my set up at home. When you are again coming
to Wichita, if you will drop me a line or send me a wire,

I would be very happy to arrange a dinner or something to
suit your convenience.

If there is anything I can do now or iater in connection with
the game this Winter or anything else, please do not hesitate
to cal 1 upon me,

With very kind regards dnd looking forward to seeing you soon
or at least in February, I am

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August 16, 1940.

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Seeretary to Dre Fe Ce Allen

 
 

Dre Allen wishes to thank you for the com=
munication, and stated he would get in twuch with you when
he returns to Lawrence sometine around the 8th or 9th of
Septenbers

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Yours sincerely,

Secretary to Dre F. S. Allen

 
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

August 13, 1940

Dre Fe Ce Allen
Director of Physical Bducation
University of Kansas

Dear Dre Allen:

I notice a memorandum came in to Mr. Bayles!

office last week indicating $550.00 had been set aside for
improving the athletic field south of the University.
I have not looked up the estimate on this but presume
that was in line with the former estimate which I had
made, being on the basis of handling the work similar
to the east end of the field.

I think, however, I shall wait until your
return before trying to make any definite arrangements
about it and shall be glad if you would call me when you
return next weeke I shall assemble whatever information
I can on the project. You may reach me either at Mr. Bayles!
office or at KeUe 117e

Sincerely yours,

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duly 15, 1940.

‘With best wishes to you and yours, I an ;

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DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

July
Five
1940

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Varsity Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

I was glad to get your letter with the information in
regard to the Lang Foot and Arch Normalizer. I have
had a letter from Mr. Lang saying that he would meet me
in Atlanta during the Coaching School. Il am glad to
get this information from you as I am certain that you
would not. recommend it unless you found it of benefit
to you in your work.

I had planned to write to you telling you that I have a
baby boy. He arrived last Saturday. He has a slight
rupture and we have waited to see how it will develop.
Things are going along nicely with him and I believe that
all will work out all right. Esther is getting along
nicely. Thank you again for your fine letter.

Yours very sincerely,

Oh. Ry

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