December 24, 1940

Miss Irene Spitzmann
c/o Refugees Committee
39 Ancens Square
Glasgou, Scotland

Dear Miss Spitzmanns .

: Miss Jane Byrn, formerly a dance teacher here
at the University of Kansas, send your letter of June 17,
1940 to me through the mail.

Miss Byrn was married last spring and she has not
been with us for a years however, I am sorry that I am so
late in writing youe I am sorry to tell you there is no
opening for a scholarship of this kind here at the University
of Kansase It would be | pleasure for us to help you if there was
any possible ways .

I do want you to mow that we have great sympathy
and feeling for you in your unhappy. situations The American
mind is very sympathetic for you people who have such a longing
to improve yourselves.

if at any time there is an opportunity for us to
help you we will be glad to do soe It looks as: if we may be .
definitely drawn into this cataclysm as our desire is to help

England repress the tyrants.

Be of good cheer and high courage; things will cane
out all right in the long runs

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Rducation and Recreation
Varsity Basketball Coach

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