September 30, 1957.

Ur, Richard Stlar,
4600 Mill Creek Pariway ,
Apartment 115

Dear Dick:

VYory hapvy to have your letter of the
29th, and you can rest assured that i will be very
: happy to help you in any way possible.

I am omlosing carbon ¢ of s letter
I have just written to ©. E, NeBride, anf i would
suggest thet you drop in and get acquainted with hin,
Mec will give you. a line which will introduce you and
if there is any possible where he can help you i-am
sure Mac will be glad to’ throw games that _— sone
in, in your @irection,

Of course you know ak t on out of
competitive football situation, but do have a lot ad

friends in the rugged game, as "vot.

3 I am sorry that business is not a

and although I em much against the war situation
hopeful that your business will take a turn for tk
better if it can go outside the war game,

ieee it be a good idea for you

to. wmte Matty Bell and ask him to keep you in mind

for something. After you ~~ hin, let me :
‘lnow ané I will foliow up. way to got a good job ‘ff
is to cet a good coach behind you. dc can realiy

place you in a good spot, ani liatty is tho kind of a
fellow wh who will goon a fellow. He is an especially —

good friend of mine, and I will be glad to co te
with you in any way there. Doing e thing a fe low is
happy in is the thing he ought to do.

Lots of good luck, Dick!

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Sincerely yours,

FCA:AH ~~  =—S—=sé‘<‘—s—séséiM tt Of Phyl Education.