September 15, 1943.

Mr. Karl Klooz, Secretary,
Lawrence Rotary Club,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Karl: -

This morning I was in Captain Buhl's office
and he apologized again for not attending Rotary. I be-
lieve he is still under the impression that he is a
member, even though he has missed more than enough weeks
to declare his membership null and void.

I did not give him thia information, but
offered this suggestion: "Wiy don't you write Karl Klooz
and tell him that while you desire to be a member of
Rotary, your pressure of work - so severe that you feel
you must withdraw.”

Lieut. Buhl feels very keenly that he is
holding some other service man out of the classification
and feels he would be better out. I told him that I
knew how he felt and if I were he and felt that way I |
believe I would write a letter of resignation to Secretary
Klooz. It would be handled in the proper fashion by do-

ing this.

I have invited him down as my guest and he
tells me that he will come at the first opportunity.

Rotarily yours,

PCA:AH President.