January 18, 1945.

Mr.e Be Co Quigley,
Direotor of Athletics,
University of Kansas.

Deax Ernie:

The Chamber of Commerce is on their annual membership drive.
Mike Getto is the captain and I am his lieutenant. Your name is
on my list for a call upon you.

‘Por about 18 years I was a member of the Chamber of Commerce
and paid them $25.00 a year for the privilege of their fine cooper=- —
ation. When I was Direotor of Athletios I suggested that it would
be a fine thing for Earl Falkenstien to be a member and for the
Athletic Assooiation to pay his $15.00 fee, which is a special
price for professors and faculty employees.

The Chenber of Commerce holds itself ready to help in all foot-
ball and athletic activities, and I would very much appreciate it
if you could send me a oheok by return mail as this is supposed to

‘be a one-day campaign.

Most business houses and organizations pay the membership of
their directing heads, and frankly, I think this membership should
be taken care of by the Athletic Association. At any rate, we
would like to have you as a member of the Chamber of Commerce in
Lawrenee, Kansas.

Thanking you for your fine cooperation, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

P.S, Ernie, I amwriting this to save the time that I usually take
up in a conference.

FCA