Dr. Forrest C. Allen, Director,

_ ‘Physical Educetion and Recreation, ee ee
— 2) wna Vetelty of Manées, oe os
_ Kansas. a Ra : oa

Deer Dr. Allen:

grateful. It must be a difficult problem for you to arrange for all

the Campus.
is the largest it has been, the staff, with two exceptions all new

move. The results have been more than gratifying and we are all site

‘profitable one. The outstanding leaders in the entire country were

handle the groups and are at present wondering where to turn. Represent-

‘@ representative from the Department of Lebor, an- authority on women in —
andustry. Plans are: ie mede to hold enother roses conference or —

_ here for another ten days and then home. Do hope you are having some

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Camp Oak Openings,
Saugatuck, Michigen,
August 15, 1943.

Your lester with the enclosures reached me Friday ve
I was not too surprised at the contents. If that is the greatest
sacrifice that has to be made to help in the war effort - then I'm

the military groups that the Journal-World reports are moving onto >

This summer has been both interesting and busy.‘ The camp

and the caretaker developed into such a temperamental soul that he
had to be discharged, so we have all had plenty to keep us on the

a little sorry to see the season close.

The stopover in Madison with Miss Bliss was a ‘pleasant and

  
 
   
   

there for the college physical fitness workshop. There were meny inter-—
esting suggestions and plans discussed. It did seem that our setup is _
as sound as any discussed. Many schools that went "all out" for requirin
the women to take physical education were neither staffed nor equipped to

atives from each of the women's military divisions were there, as well as

—_— next — .
if ‘here are any chiiees in plans for this fell, I shall be

“not too typically Kansas summer weather.

"Sincerely,