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merely made the change fron Director of Athletics to Direstor
_ Of Phaysical Education without going through my old filess

it is uiee of you to do thie, and I eppreciate ite

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Tt was a great pleagure to have you here.

With best wishes for your comtinued success,

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FRED A. BAIRD

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GEO. A. RICHTER

BAIRD-RICHTER

PAINT -- WALL PAPER -- GLASS

it East Sixth Avenue Phone 43
EMPORIA, KANSAS

 

June, 16,1938.

Dre Forrest C. Allen,
Lawrence, Kansas,
Dear Mre Allen;

Jack came home yesterday afternoon,happy
and well satisfied with the treatments you gave him. His
mother and I, do greatly appreciate what you have done for him

If you think you should see him again or have any

suggestions as to care at home ,please advise us. Jack
wonders if he will be able to play baseball within the

next three or four weeks.

- Gy AMD aw,
CLARENCE V. BECK
ATTORNEY GENERAL

 

ASSISTANTS
J. S. PARKER «
THEO. F. VARNER
MORTON B. COLE
we. E. SCOTT
Cc. GLENN MORRIS

R. M. KIMBALL, CHIEF CLERK

STATE OF KANSAS

OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

TOPEKA

June 21, 1938

Dre Forrest C. Allen,
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Doctor Allen:

It was very kind of you to write me on
June 4 about Max O'Dell. The reason

I neglected answering your letter was
that I had hoped to see you before this
timee

I appreciate very much your kindness,
and hope that I may be able to see you
and talk with you before very long. I
expect to be through Lawrence one day
this week, and will call you at that
timee

With kind personal regards,

   

Beck,
Attorney General

Tel
"awe read your good letter of the 22nd insthnt with mush
, : | és You have a

‘Yoo, I did have @ visit to Wana Springs, Gas, thie spring,

It was the best semon thet I had ever soo. To see
partial and eanctines a neare

| _ 2 Smyeired regarding the chargce Thore, and if my

 
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Dr. Forrest Allen
Lawerance, kansas

Near Sir:

I am writing you at the suggestion of Waldean Hooper
of Smith Cenier. I talked with him Sunday(J.19)at which
time he gave me your adress,and he thought if I toldyou
mye ondition, you might be able to give me some hel;ful
information about Warm Springs, Ceorgia.

Tam a’ boy 16 yrs. of age. in the fall of 1936, Oct.
to be exact, I had Infantile Paralysis. “hen 1 began to
feel better I was paralized from high in the small of my
back gown, and my right arm was partially paralized.
Since January 1937 I have been using this arm constantly.
At the present time, cutside of beang sraller than the
other arm and aslightly crooked thumb, there is no oute
ward appearence that this arm was ever paralized. :

IT am able to move my legs alittle and they seem to

be graduall; getting better. The mostserious trouble is

in my back. The paralysis started in the small of my

back, almost completly annihilating all muscle tissue in
that part of my back. ({ had had kidney trouble fora jr.
previous to this time and I think this is the reason the
paralysis struck so hard in the small of my back.) This
left my back veryweak at this place. nue to this weakness

I have been unable towalk even with leg braces and crutches.

Sometime during the month cf Narch (3€ ) a slight
curvature of the spine has statted in the small of my back.
+he Doctor I have been going to says it will take two
spinal bone grafts to straighten my back and if I wider-
stand it right would male my back rigid at this place.
These operations are dangerous. I knew two girls who died
a ifew burs after similar gfpeoperatinns wer e prefOrmed’

Wal dean said you had been toWarm Springs; andwould be glad
to giva me ahy informationthat you could. Iwould
appreciate any informati.n that you could give me.

Sincerely yours

Howard Barnes
Smith Center,
Kansas .

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lowsves, basin Sak sues enmpetly fce_ Acting: te

I congretula sclected one individual that
wall lave @11 of hie cards sbowe the tabto whan ho deals. 7

Of course, it ia oxtrqmely to me to have
guoh & fine friend to eduinister the edusetional affairs of
the State of Kensase ly adaivation end heppimess is un~

With every good wich to you aud yours, I an

 
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DR FORREST C ALLEN= ;
“BASKETBALL COACH UNI OF KANSAS=

REQUESTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO HAVE BASKETBALL COACHES MEETING
AT EARLIER TIME THAN LAST YEAR SUGGEST WE MEET FRIDAY
MORNING PROMPTLY AT TEN ALL COACHES HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED='
WH BROWNE. ie

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Coach W. Harold Browne,
University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebrask.,

Just received your arery| good letter. I suggest it would be.

Ch ht, ‘

better taste if you would send: a) night letter to each of the boys suggesting
| thet we get together Friday morning at 9 o'clock when the directors, faculty

members are meeting. You could arrange (the setup with hotel meeting place.

Forrest C. Allen.

 
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Che I told him that I had the thire wook pretty definite.
ty olosed in D thought that wo would male the trip
to Texase. T do not like to @leappoimt thea after we have gone
as fay as wo hawos I did tell him that I thought we might play
the seGond wook in December, end a series of three genos would

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| I em willing to play him each year for several yoars,
both dow: there and here, om reciprocal guarantees with the
option that student and athletic season tickets are to cout
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jkchdh wok Yo Ak in Ghai wth bin ant talk deer oes es mattore —
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Edie iandade io bchehia nik “Ath uienh, un \ ooald tet
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dune 4, 1988,

‘He Clarence Book,
Genoral,

Attorney
State House,
Topelm, Kansase—

Dear Clarenses
WA11, Johns Just onlled me regarding your brother-

inlaw, Max O'Delle ie tates thnk eo wit)
end that he in desirous of getting a job

- engineering
in the library or scse place on the campuss

I will be very to help Max in every wey
SS ee ee the jobs of the Ath».
Nate Aetechadbin and Stibe4 oeteeAdin com oki acta

the direstion of Mr. Guim Herry, Mrector of Athi ctics,

@ad of course Ad Lindsey makes a great many

POGCEMGTe
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Won't you write me and give me the back

SsoalA sal Os angina OF tae cs Gok 3 one
wath you fupthert Tt fs eluays @ pleasure to hear fron

Very cordially yours,

Direstar of Physical Eaunetton,
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Kansas City, Kansase
Dear Jacics

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little with the money you ow us. In your letter
to me which was sent carly in May you seid that

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4114 Metropoliten,
Kansas City, Sansage

Dear Jacks

oe cee Bis Or a, Micky; ete em tk ee:
that you will pay this, or part of it, at avery carly |
dates I imow how diffieult thinge are, and I mow that
ee ee
the rest of uss

I am glad thet you have cot work and that you are
in a posicion to help your folks oute —

If there is any way that I can help you at any
time, Jack, please de not be hesitent in calling upon

With every good wish to you and your foliss, I am .

Sincerely yours,

 
 
FRED A. BAIRD

GEO. A. RICHTER

BAIRD-RICHTER

PAINT -- WALL PAPER -- GLASS
11 East Sixth Avenue Phone 43

EMPORIA, KANSAS
June 4, 19358.

 

Dre Forrest Allen,
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

In accordance with your suggestion when I was
in Lawrence recently, I am writing to advise that I will
be there lignday or Tuesday, June 6th or 7th, to take
treatments for the length of time it will be necessary
to correct my trouble.

Trusting this will be satisfactory with you,
I am,

Yours very truly,

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Allow mo to extend my hearty congrats to you
upon your Glection as President of the University of Kansas

| I om very sure that undor your administration
progrosc wilt to eantimous and on the orate

With sineere good wishes, I om

Very cordially yours,

 
FRED A. BAIRD GEO. A. RICHTER

BAIRD-RICHTER

PAINT -- WALL PAPER -- GLASS
11 East Sixth Avenue Phone 43
EMPORIA, KANSAS

May 26, 1938.

 

Dr. Forrest Allen,
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Dear Dr, Allen:

Jack has a chance to come to Lawrence

Seturday morning and wonders if you can take time
out to give him another treatment. He will be there
by 11:50 or if you wish can come earlier. If you
can see him Saturday please wire me collect the

hour most suitable to you.

Thanking you for your kindness and assuring
you of my appreciation of the help you have given Jack,
z remain,

 

 
May 20, 1933e

lire Anos Le Burke,
Dear Amos

L wes very Iiy to heer from you, em
dina to neot lire Pouaile

T learned that lire Yencil hes beon working

should stick to that job because business is pretty
toughe ‘The way things are now if a fellow has a job he
better stick to it. |

a ee Minit 4 we shes ed hl ew
young men who wish to get an education, end will be happy
to do anything I can for Mre Fensils But I really think
it would be umeise for big to "change horses in the middle
of the strean", esposially right nowe

T¢ was @ pleasure to hear from yous

| | | Director of Physical
Raat Varsity Baskettall Coathe
Kansas City, Mo.
May 17, 1938.

Dr F C Allen
Lawrence, Kans.

Dear Doctor Allen:

The bearer of this letter is Mr. George Fencil who
has been a student in our Junior College for the past two
years. He has made an excellent record here and is pure

gold. He plan to attend Kansas University and needs some

work to support himself and his family. I know you have
&

your hands more than full in taking care of those who
give some promise of development in your own department,
but I thought you might be able to give him some leads
er help him make some contacts that might be helpful.

Will you be im Lawrence Friday afterneeon and not
too busyg I want to see you and thought I would drive
out, leaving here about 4:30 if you were going to be
there and not too busily occupied. Tell Mr Feneil and
he can inform me.

Mildred and Mrs. Morrow join me in best wishes

to you and your family.

Sincerely,

 
lie Willies Le Sullor,
“Business Meng Asturance Coe,
ne ONGig, aerts

Dear Bilis. Dice.
a Sen eeey Oak cay phen 40 emenpilia, ines
ead Atlavta,y plus « number of commencement addresses in

has lay’ me’ from aneworing your lind epistle of the 20th ule
— Pilling.

suas: 5 faim tr COliarg: the eames ob lens sae
wolle Sy youngest son, Bob, gradumted from the Black Norse
Treop Sumer School last summers Ne attended the post three
sumeers and our family regted the Neywood cottage on Lake
Mexincukes Kee + Tloamwold. So I got well acquainted with
the staff there. I played golf with Admiral Rodman and
| Gemorel Ceniliot and the coaches.

; Frankly, BA2, I om afraid thet tho echoole thet :
put out the old provartial board, room, oté., have hims And
the tuition here is double for cut of state studentes ‘hen .
you contaot students they expect sauetiing. I imve no boys
r basketball cag. thet ene getting a thin dime or any
me find m oe a ce
eoaching out boys who are Nee
some body to feed them both during the time they are
> and after they get outs
cae ‘BALL, plesse do not thint thet I an umyarostative
your iciinessese I aseme you that I om not. I would
evden tal toys who Gacide on Manon, thon build the ald
morale ani fighte .

With best wishes, I am

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