BALDWIN, KANSAS

DISTRICT NO. 123
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
HOMER KINGSLEY EBRIGHT July 7, 1943

President Forrest C Allen ,
Lawrence, 4ansas  e

Dear Presdent Phog :;

You letter of duly 2is before mes I shall report
now all I know about the attandance for next Monday e I hope
you are getting some retirns directly, for in my letter July l
to all presidents I asked them to write you directly about the
number cominge

Paola « 2e Miller -and Cochran «. :

Emporia e 3 at least , perhaps more , says Dinkler e

Blue Rapids - hopes 2 can cone , but their floods make uncertaine
Bonner Springs - 5 hope to come e

Burlingtone 4 will come says H E Douglas , but he will write latere
Junction City = 5 will come , writes Arthur B Coole

Kansas City = 5. E R Gallender thinks o6

Leavenworth hopes 2 will come , writes H H Kansteiner

Baldwin - 4 besides myself expect to go, and I think others .e

Several relies said they would let us know later e
I have written as much as I gshovld = not to bore them ~
1 =- a post card asking names of officers and asking how many were
planning to com tw the District Assembly July 12 at Lawrence
2- a mimeographed letter to every president abd one to every
secretary givin g the program end asking how many cee
53 =- a personal letter to every president , such as you received
asking them to gend to you the number that would be there ee

Add the five governors and the ReIe Director Gene Conkline
I think ye should give tickets to these for their lucheone

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