YANKTON COLLEGE

YANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA
July 8, 1942

OFFICE OF THE FRESIDENT

 

Dear Mr. Allens

I appreciate very much your cordial letter of June
20th which I have just seen.

Your word concerning Mano Stukey is welcome confir-
mation of the fine impression he has already made
upon wus.

At the time of my first letter to him the vacancy

in our department of Physical Education was imminent |
due to Mr. Arnold's notification that he should prepare
for active duty with Colonel Rierman at Iowa City.
Subsequently, this was modified and Mr. Arnold has

not been called. It is unlikely that he will be called
up although there is still some uncertainty in the
matter.

Should the vacancy occur Stukey is the man we want

for this place. The matter should be settled definite—
ly within two weeks. I am sorry that it has been held
up in my absence. |

Yours very truly,

Dy Ge

- L. McCorison, Jr.
President

  
    
 

 
 

Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

JM: bmj