duly 2, 1942.

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Department of Physics and Astronomy,
University of Kansas.

Dear Dr. Storer:

| Sia sas en tous hoe sickest U dk A Leite:
- written on Jume 28th comserning the blockading of the main drive —
in front of Bailey Hall. I assure you that I would be the last
individual to cause eny inconveniences or discomfort to a crippled
man, or anyone else, in fact.

As you recall, last year we berricaded the drive from the.

Anatomy Building to Fowler » but on ascount of the buses not
being able to mike the trip around the Enginesring Bui the
authorities insisted that we use the pavement in front of ley e

I will make a survey and see if there isn't some better spot that
will cause less inconvenience than the present set-up, and I will
iet you hear from me.

ita tare Gris. gine hired, in addition to our regular ommyus
patrolman, who are supposed to inform the public regarding the
barricades. I will also seo if it isn’t possible to barricade it
 @t a later time and not wash the pavement but sweep it. |

I am sorry for the incivility show to lirs. Storer. There %
is no exouse in such a situation.

‘Thave the same difficulty thet you have when the street
is barricaded, because on Nonday evening I had a dinner date at -
the Union Building and I wapired 2 baseball game on the intramural
field and came up a little after six o'clock. After the bath it
ee ee a Ss
- ing, which is nearly a mile, but I took it as just one of those
- things that happened for the greater enjoynent of five hundred
peoples |

scisrwtlidiie: nia ba trhedziten wilh ennai: yes Qik + ail
iate your letter and will cooperate to the fullest degrees, I an

Sinserely yours,

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