November 4, 1942.

Professor A. J. Mix, Chairman, —
Committee on Exemption from Physical Conditioning,
University of Kansas.

Dear Dr. Mix:

| I am sorry for the delay in replying to your two
letters of October 29 and 30, but I assure you I do appreciate your
fine spirit of cooperation.

I wish also to acknowledge your letter of November
2nd, in which you report on the students who have had unexcused
absences. We shall bring our records up to date, according to the
report you have issued.

I think this cheek on attendance is of definite
value to all concerned, and while we shall do our best to assign
and locate these students before reporting them to you, it is quite
possible that some errors will occur. I admit my dereliction in
sending the first absence report to you by “special messenger", but
I chose the lesser of two evils in that mtter. Mrs. Hulteen was
swamped with details here in the
her with this I chose to let the report go out by campus mail.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Hducation,
FPCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

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