April 3, 1944. .

Dr. Homer Kk. Ebright,
Baldwin, Kansas.

Dear Governor Homer:

Ralph Graber, our chairman of Boys Work and Youth
Committees, hes made arrangements to havo Dr. Charles E.
Barker for Friday, April 21, at the high school assembly.
We are arranging to have our Doys ifork Comittee lunch
with Dr. Parker Friday noone I am planning on being

present.

I wish that there was. more that I dould do, but
this date comes at a bad time for all of us regarding
high school and Lawrence business hook-up. This is
Music Week in the town and University as well as high
school, and it makes a heavy schedule.

I just called Coriett Cotton and I would suggest the
following:

"Corlett Cotton says the three strolling troubadours from
Kansas City, Missouri, are about the best trio of musical
entertainers that he has seen in action for @ long times
They wiil make any couple's evening happy and Bays and
they will give everybody e - time."

Moye this fixes you up.

Rotarily yours,

FOAsAH  Prentéant.-