DISTRICT NO. 123

BALDWIN, KANSAS
March 30, 1944

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Dre Forrest C. Allen lA
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Lawrence, Kansas
Dear President ree! ae vs

I wonder if you have anything definite”yet about
Dr. Charles Barker speaking in Lawrence on Friday, April 21?

Dr. Barker will spend two weeks in our District.

He evidently has quite a message for youth. The central

office says that he has spoken to more young people than
anyone in the world. Does Graber know yet whether he
would like' to have him at the High School. It would be
fine if your committee on Youth Service could meet with
Dre Barker’ at luncheon. I am sure they would enjoy him
and find some helpful suggestions in <aaTSe with him.

Have you any suggestion of a sentenge or two to use
in our publicity regarding the Kansas City Troubadors
whom you have secured for Monday evening, for the District
Conference. I think that we are going to have a fine
time at Topeka at the Conference.

Sincerely,

 

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