COPY

THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY
CANTON, OHIO

September 235, 1942

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Attention: Mr. F, C, Allen, Director of Physical Education
Gentlemen:

In reply to your letter of September 19th we are sorry we have
no re-built cleaners but will furnish the j##700 as per our |
quotation of July 30th. If you can give us an A-10 priority
please do so but in any case we will furnish the cleaner
providing you place your order at once. We have only a very
limited stock of these that we can sell and after these are
sold we cannot furnish them except on a U. 5. government
contract.

This quotation is of course subject to prior sale. If we have
the cleaner when your order is received we can ship immediately
and it should reach you within 10 days.

Yours very truly,

THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY

(Signed) Carl Amiet

Sales Manager
Description of TUEC No. 700 Hand Model Cleaner

The handles are furnished in sections of 7/2 feet each made of 1% inch diameter
brass tubing with bronze connections. These handles are attached to the cleaning tool
and also connected together by slip connections with bronze clamps which eliminates
the possibility of their coming apart while the cleaner is being used.

_TUEC 1’ inch inside diameter, specially constructed, rubber covered, rubber lined,
reinforced hose is furnished.

The inlet for connecting the cleaner to the piping is made of bronze with smooth
taper to fit tapered terminal of the hose.

A bronze plug is furnished for closing the inlet when not in use.

The copper floats furnished for suspending the hose on the top of the water are
6/2 inches in diameter and are complete with clamp for attaching to the hose.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING AND USING TUEC No. 700 HAND MODEL CLEANER

Inlet connections should be approximately 8 inches below the water line and located
so that all parts can be reached with the shortest hose possible.

All pipe connections should be 2 inch female to receive 2 inch male thread of inlets.

The capacity of the pump to operate this satisfactorily should be 50 to 60 gallons per
minute. Either the filter pump or a portable pump can be used. (If a portable pump is
used an inlet should be installed on the intake of the pump and no inlets are required
on the inside of the pool.)

If the filter pump is used the discharge should not be returned to the filter.

A water strainer should be installed to keep heavy material out of the pump.

If it is necessary to place inlet connections above the water line, provisions should
be made for priming the pump so that the seal will not be broken if your pump is not
self-priming.

When the brush has become worn so that it is necessary to re-adjust, loosen the
two screws which hold the brush in place, set the brush to the proper position and
tighten the screws. The bristles should extend 1/16 inch below the wheels to insure
proper cleaning. With this adjustment the brush will give maximum service until the
bristles are entirely worn off. It can then be easily removed and returned to the factory
for re-bristling.

It is advisable to brush down the sides with a TUEC wall brush the night before
the pool is to be cleaned allowing the sediment to settle on the floor of the pool so that
it can be removed by the cleaner.

To put the cleaner in operation attach one end of the hose to the cleaning tool,
attach the handle;lower the cleaner to the floor-of the pool,-clamp the floats to the
hose as the hose is put into the pool, spacing them so the hose is suspended on the
top of the water, attach the other end of the hose to the inlet, start the pump and
move the cleaner back and forth over the floor of the pool. This is operated by one man
working from the sides of the pool.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR TUEC No. 700 HAND MODEL CLEANER

Vacuum Cleaner complete as manufactured by The Standard Pool Cleaner Com-
pany, Canton, Ohio, consisting of the following parts:

One 18 inch cleaning tool with adjustable brush,
three 1% inch diameter rubber wheels and swivel
castor. Nozzle opening and brush to be full length of
the nozzle with deflector extending 4 inches in front
of the nozzle.

Two 7'2 foot handles made of 1% inch diameter
brass tubing with bronze connections.

One 50 foot length 1’ inch diameter rubber lined
and rubbed covered reinforced hose with two bronze

tapered terminals.

One bronze inlet with smooth taper, male thread
for 2 inch pipe, 12 inch hub length.

One bronze plug tapered smooth to fit inlet.

Seven 6% inch diameter copper floats with clamps.

All castings throughout to be made of best quality
bronze, all connections used for attaching hose and
handles to be provided with bronze clamps.
-TUEC-

(DE LUXE MODEL)

No. 700 Hand Model Vacuum Cleaner For Swimming Pools

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a De Luxe Cleaner both in performance and ease of operation as well as appearance. It is
designed for pools not over 30 feet in width, but wider pools can be cleaned providing more sections of
handles are used as the cleaner is equipped with three rubber wheels (two in front and one in the rear)
which carry the entire weight and allow it to ride flat on the floor regardless of the position of the handle.
The nozzle is so designed that the suction is equally distributed over the entire width and controlled by
a deflector which extends four inches in front of the nozzle creating a high velocity on the floor and
at the nozzle opening, preventing sediment arising in the water before it is taken up by the cleaner. The
cleaner is 18 inches wide with the nozzle opening and brush extending the full width giving full 18 inch
cleaning surface and insuring proper cleaning up to the edge of the pool. The brush is adjustable and
easily set to all types of floors. The rear wheel being a swivel castor makes the cleaner very easily
operated. Due to the width, efficiency and ease of operation the cleaning time can be cut as much as
fifty per cent.

The cleaner is made entirely of high grade bronze, finished natural, with the deflector shielding and
protecting the front wheels giving the entire unit a streamline appearance.

WE SPECIALIZE IN POOL CLEANING EQUIPMENT

The Standard Pool Cleaner Company -:- Canton, Ohio
Septenber 5, 1942.

Mr. Carl Amiet, Sales Manager,
Standard Pool Clesner Company, _
1820 Greenfield Aves, Se Wes
Canton, Ohio. |

Dear ir. Amtet: i

ee sever ouieStwsties Anpeal Sine ao tars esse to everhen
our pump and it seems to be in fairly good working order.

he ure want contig: Se. peu Ket AbMiAensl Snfebiintiien eenseraiog
the pool cleener. We went to impress upon you the fect that our pool
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be dissembled each time the pool is cleaned. | A

At the present on ie pimp for cleaning pool wo are watng 1d

Stictuties Sit Hiab Went,
PCAaAH ae Varsity Basketball Coach.
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THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY nc
MANUFACTURERS TUEC PooL CLEANERS
1320 GREENFIELD AVE S. wW.
CANTON, OHIO

July 30, 1942

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Attention: Mr. F. C. Allen, Dir. of Phy. Ed.
Gentlemen:

In reply to your letter of July 24th we are enclosing a
folder describing our #700 DeIuxe model cleaner which is
our latest and best cleaner. You will find a complete
description of this cleaner on this folder and by carefully
going over this you will readily see the many advantages

of this cleaner.

The .price of this model consisting of the cleaning tool,

one 7 1/2 foot brass handle, one 7 foot wood handle, 50 feet.
1 1/2" rubber covered and rubber lined hose with bronze
terminals, 7 floats and one inlet is $170.00, F. 0. B.
Canton. If you are using the old screw type inlet we will
furnish the screw type swivel terminal instead of the inlet.
We will allow you $20.00 for your old Tuece cleaner if you
will return it to us prepaid. ou Ww not need to return th
hose.

We are sorry we can not furnish a pump. Ordinarily we furnish
portable pumps but at present we can not get them unless we
have an A-1l-K or better priority. Our suggestion would be to
try and have your present pump re-built by the people that
manufactured it as new pumps of any kind require a very high
priority but they no doubt can get replacement parts for an
old one.

We have no representative near you that we could have call but
if you can get your pump repaired, we can furnish the cleaner
and you will have no trouble putting it in operation.

In placing an order please give us the best priority rating you
can. As you state the Navy mechanics are stationed at your
university, they may help you with a priority...

Yours very truly,

THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY
? Sales Manager | |
Carl Amiet/g
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WAR PRODUCTION BOARD
WASHINGTON, D. C.

September 14, 1942 oe
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serial #1,416, 838

Department of Physical kducation
Lawrence
Kansas

Gentlemen:

From the facts presented in your application
for preference rating, a copy of which is returned. here-
with, it is regretted that a preference rating cannot ~
be recommended in this instance for the following reason:

There is so much critical metal and rubber
involved in vacuum cleaners for swimming pools that we
must deny your application for Priority Assistance. We
trust that you will be able to get along cleaning the
pool on non-school days. 7

It is possible that you may be able to locate
a rebuilt unit. 7

Very truly yours

- Maury Maverick, Chief
Bureau of Governmental Kequirements
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Ref. No, ........................ Application Septe 55. 1942Business University.

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SO mantity and | Value Gach Ship- | FULL DESCRIPTION OF SINGLE CLASS OF MATERIAL (OR CAPITAL EQUIPMENT)

oo ge Shipment Estimated) REQUIRED BY APPLICANT

19 |Sept|, "42 1 $170.00 F700 Deluxe model TUEC Vacuum Cleaner for
Swimming Pool, consisting of the cleaning
tool, one 7% foot brass handle, one 7 foot
wood handle, 50 feet of 15 inch rubber

. covered and rubber lined hose with bronze
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PRIORITIES. REGULATION. No. 3. GOVERNS THE ISSUAN CE, OF.THIS, CERTIFICATE THE 1 PR EERENGE - ‘RAT.
ING ASSIGNED. ALL OF ITS TERMS MUST BE OBSERVED. nae FOLLOWING IN} a RUC TIONS css w aran an —
ASSIST EIN EXTENSION OF PREFERENCE RATINGS?) © f2eG

1. The Preference Rating assigned by this Certificate may be extended only on
(a) Deliveries of material which will itself be ultimately delivered Soa to the original preference rating, or which will be
physically ‘incorporated into material to be so delivered, or which ‘will be used within the limitations of paragraph (e) of
iorities, Regulation No. 3, to restore inventory to a racticable. working minimum. |.
(b) Material which is neither greater in quantity nor to be de livered on dates earlier then required to make on schedule a rated de-
livery or, within the limitations of Priorities Regulation No. 3, to restore invéntory to a practicable: working minimum.

2. The person.to whom this Certificate is issued shall retain it, and he, and-each- related.Supplier, and Subsupplier may»extend the
Preference Rating ‘assigned herein to his purchase order(s) ‘by executing ‘and transmitting to his Supplier s) by endorsement on
eae order or other equivalent document, = wae? — of. aes ene —— nse: a ene to the

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APPLICATION FOR PREFERENCE RATING
To: Director or Inpustry Operations, Washington, D. C.

List all numbers and cover each point of information completely. If no answer is applicable, write NONE alongside of number.
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i del Description of TUEC No. 700° Hand ‘Model Swimming Pool Cleaner: The Hasidles are
furnished in sections of 1S feet each made of 1s ‘inch; diameter brass tubing with
bronze. connections....These handles are, sieesiel ‘to,.the cleaning tool and also

connected together by slip connections with’ bronze clemps' which eliminates the
possibility of their coming spart while the cleaner is being used. TUEC 13-inch
inside diameter, specially constructed, rubber covered, rubber lined, ck i
hose is furnished. The inlet’ for’ connec ting the cleaner to the piping is made of
bronze with smooth taper. wkd ts tapered terminal . of, the hoses A bronze plug is
furnished ‘for closing ‘the inlet when not in use.’” The copper floats furnished for
suspending. the hose on. the top of .the water are oe dneches in diameter and are
hs ct with Slee for pean to the. hose, ”

oe" Used a cleaning | eanomsing pool. (Pool to he used every school day from 8:50 a.m.
‘to 5:30 pems for classes ‘in: ‘physical conditioning (men and women students). Most
men students at the University are. registered for Selective Service or members of

the various enlisted-reserve services of. the armed forces of the United oveseys
The Navy Mechanics stationed at the University of Kansas use the swimming poo

‘3. | None. facilities.
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September 19, 1942.

Mr. Carl Amiet, Sales Manager, |
Standard Pool Cleaner Co.,

' 1320 Greenfield Ave. 8.¥#.,
Ganton, Ghic.

‘Dear lr. Amiet:

We have been anable to get a preference rating from
the War Production Board on our request for a new 7700
fuec Pool Cleaner, and for this reason we desire your
quotation on a rebuilt cleaner. It is imperative that
we have a cleaner, as our pool is in use every day, and
it is impossible to repair or use the old cleaner that we
now havee

As soon as we receive your quotation on a used or
rebuilt cleaner we shall be able to put our order through.

Very sincerely yours,

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

 
THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY inc
MANUFACTURERS TUEC pPooL CLEANERS
1320 GREENFIELD AVE S. w.
CANTON, OHIO

September 9, 1942

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas.

Attention; Mr. F. €. Allen, Dir. of Phy. Ed.

Gentlemen:

In reply to your letter of September 5th we are glad to know
you have had your pump repaired.

Our inlet is threaded with a standard 2" male pipe thread so
this can be attached directly to the intake of your pump.

The other end will take the friction male terminal we furnish
on the hose. :

In regard to the discharge, we suggest that you use 1 1/2"
pipe at least direct from the pump, 2" would be a little better
but 1 1/2" will do as our hose is 11/8" inside diameter.

We have no discharge hose but no doubt you could get some old
fire hose that will serve your purpose. We can not advise the
best method to connect this to the pump and discharge pipe but
your plumber can do this for you.

We suggest that you get your order through as soon as possible
and give us the best priority you can get. We can not pro-

due new cleaners on anything less than an A-L-K priority and on
@ government contract only. We can sell what we have made up
on less than that as long as they last we can ship but on a
government contract we can produce the cleaner so if the
government will help you we would appreciate that.

Yours very truly,

THE STANDARD POOL CLEANER COMPANY

Sales Manager
Carl Amiet/g :
 

 

Octeber 14, 1942. —

Cpl. John 4. Slecun, ; eee age oe
Battery A, 329th P. A. Bne,
Camp Shelby, Misee

Dear Jehn:

I was delighted to get some camp snapshots of you in action.
I was surprised te ase that the Army had naar floats gary el sofia

card is evidence of that fact. Of course, I take everything that is .
submitted to me ag ene hundred per cent preef pesitive! : :

I am sending yeu eur feetball and basketball schedules. We
haven't had any basketball sohedules printed as yet, but are sending
yeu a mimeogrephed copy se that you can fellow the dates. If and
when we get printed schedules we will certainly send you one. I had
heped te send you a mimeegraphed letter that I wrete to all the beys
in August, but we have used them all up. There was a let
these that I know would preve interesting reading for you, but they
ere all gone.

Clint Kenaga was heme from Quantice last week. He
lieutenentey and he leeks swell. He left fer San Riege the |
Octeber. He tells m that f. P. limber is at Quantico, getting aleng
fine. I am tickled te death that old 7. P. is making the grade in
geed shape. And I congratulate you on your attaining the rank of
cerporsl. . I‘ll bet you are a tough guy in this position.

Our feotball team hasn't been winning many games but they
are geing te get a shot at Oklahema Saturday and we are hoping that
ee

Disk Anarine rived the other day fren te Selanans, en
seis ee an cat be he Gk Os hell-
hele like that with flying colers. ‘

iyle Armel was at Retary Monday. In a year he has
areund the glebe, so he has traveled some, alse.

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been

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succeeding menth they will increase in ferver and war aspect. I be-
‘lieve we are getting in seye pretty good licka and sineerely hope that
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Dear Reg:

Yeu may ceunt on eur full ceeperation.

Sincerely yours,

Directer of Physical Rducatien,
PCA st H _ Varsity Basketball Ceach.

 
August Sl, 1942.

Superintendent of Documents,

Washington, D. C.
Dear Sirs

| Will you kindly send by return mail 18 copies
of Fil 21-20, War Department, Basix Field Manual of Physical
Training? I am enclosing a postal money order for $5.40

to cover the cost.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Enc. Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

. October 10, 1942.

Committee on Recommendations,
State University of Iava,
Towa City, Iowa.

opens Dear Sirs
Mr. Reginald R. Strait, of Chanute, Kansas, is being
considered fer a position on our staff in the Department
ef Physical Education at the University of Kansas. Will

you kindly send me yeur file on his qualifications and
recommends tions?

Thanking you for your courtesy, I em

Sincerely yours,

Directer ef Physical Biucatien,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball Ceach.

 
 

September 10, 1942.

Mr. Mano W. Stukey,
Director of Athletics and Coach,

on the position, I was doubly glad that you landed this job, especially
when I had recommended you for a place here and the administration felt
Gut Guy 61d net hewe eulticiens fests to engage you. I notified the

connections will be more then pleasant, and I om em sure that you will be
highly successful. Here's wishing you and yours the best of luck,
success and happiness. — 3

Of course I am happy to autograph a picture of myself to send you.
I consider it a compliment in your asking. There ie no charge whatso-

ever for this photograph. You have done enough for the University, and
it is a pleasure to do this small thing.

With all good wishes, I an

_ Sincerely yours,

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

 
 

YANKTON COLLEGE

YANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA

DEPARTMENT CF CHEMISTRY

September 4, 1942

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:

No doubt by this time you have heard that I have been selected
as Director of Athletics and Head Coach at Yankton College,
Yankton, South Dakota. I feel very fortunate in having been
chosen for this position. I wish to thank you at this tine
again for the letter that you wrote to Dr. McCorison, the
president of Yankton College, for I feel that it did much in
helping them make their final selection.

Yankton is a typical college town. It is a-little larger
school than our Kansas Conference schools are, but a little
smaller than the Central Conference schools. It has the
usual college groups and organizations. We have a nice
athletic program with good equipment. We have also a very
effective intra-mural program which has been in force for
the last few years.

I have always had the desire to ask you for a personally
autographed picture of yourself to hang in my office. I

have always admired Dr. Naismith's picture that hung in

your office because I knew that you were a great admirer of
his. JI would like to have your picture hanging in my athletic
office for the same reason. If there is any eXpense con-
nected with such a favor I would gladly reimburse you for

the same.

If you are ever in the vicinity of Yankton I would consider
it a privilege if you could drop in for a visit.

Hoping this finds you and your family in the best of health
and with kindest regards to them all, I am

Very cordially y,ours,

Was of glade.

Mano W. Stukey
WS A : eS
MWS dh Director of Athletics and Coach

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129 Central Avenue
Dayton, Ohio
July 16, 1942

Mrs. Alberta Hulteen,

Secy., Dept. of Physical Education,
Robinson Gymnasiun,

University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Mrs. Hulteens

I have only my memory to rely on in answering your in-
quiry about Forrest Lee Hill since my gradebook is packed
in Lawrence. However, I am certain it is correct so I
shall not hesitate to forward the informatdon.

The first quarter of the second semestr a chap mamed Hill
was in my social dance class. He had red hair and play-
ed on bhe varsity basebell team. I'm certain Mr. Shenk
will know who I mean. He received an "A" from the course.
I'm not positive of his name but I belféve the boys called
him Charlie.

Then the second semester I distinctly remember a Forrest
Lee Hill who wes withdrawn. Of this I am positive.
Probably the college office sent over a notice and I neg) -
ected to make out a withdrawal slip for our files and they
lost the original. Don't let them pull any of théir usual
tricks.

I cersainly miss Lawrence end all of my friends. It will
not be easy to stay away when September comes. However,

I have a grand position with the government. At vresent
they are sending me to a school for three weeks and we are
covering a six months course so you can see how buzy I am.
Please remember me to Mrs. Webster and all of the rest.

I hope you have a grand vacation and a pleasant summer.
Also take care of tHat son of yours.

Sincerely yours,
Geille
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dune é, 1943.

Pfe. Otte 0. Schnellbacher,
§90th 7.5.8., Flight c,
Barracks 12-l17-1,

Gulfport Field, Miss.

Dear Otto:

Mighty glad to’ get your very lengthy and in-
formative epistle. I enjoyed every bit of it and read it
& couple of times. ,

‘We have a picture of the "triple triplets" up
on our bulletin board. Capt. Ted O'Sullivan sent the glosses
on to us here and we plan to have one framed and heve it grace
our sanctum sanctorum alongside our photostatic copy of Dr.
Maismith’s original thirteen rules of basketball. So when you
come back you will find the heroes of °45 all henging together.

I will make this letter short, Ott, as I om pre-
_ paring our second mimeographed letter to the boys and you will
get that shortly. Warren llodges was in this morning. He

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going tomorrow via Leaverworth for Davis, N.S. He is about
the last of the gang of physical condition experts to leave.

Trust everything is going nicely with you, my
boy. Nothing new on the hill, only I am taking a 7:30 and 8:50
- Glass which causes m to get up at 6 o’clock every mowning.
Now isn't that somethings Sut it is nothing as compared to 5
o'clock, only I believe if I were in 0.C.S. they wuld get m
te bed earlier than I turn in at the present tise. Bob is.
coming in Friday, slong with Eleanor. Eleanor graduated yester-
day at Pennsylvania, and Bob will have a week or so before he
starts his last half of his junior year in medicine.

With all good wishes, I am -

Very sincerely yours,

PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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Pfo. Otto 0. Sehnellbacher,
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Box 64,
Bulfport, Miss.

‘Dear Ott:

| am rather rushed this morning but I want you to
know that I enjoyed the fine letter you wrote on July 27th.
I was happy also That you liked the .Jayhask Rebounds.

: You certainly eadé wonething when you told me about
the five humdred crew chiefs leaving. Multiply that seven
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- Cangreatulations on your track talents. You are a
tough competitor, big boy, and I have always known ite You
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Hope the weathor ebutos somewhat in its intensity
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With all good wishes, I an

Vary cmersiy yoors,

Direotor of Physical Miuoation,
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