February 25, 1941

dr, Paul Baker
Peabody, Kansas

‘Dear dr, Baker:

It is a pleasure to communicate with you
regarding your two sons, Heath and Hoyt. I had a nice
visit with Heath yesterday sorning for about haif an
hour, and it was a real pleasure to talk to such an
intelligent and progressive young “ane

Of course, we are interested also in having
Hoyt.with us, and I am very sure that with Heath's
presence here and with the assistance we can give Hoyt
in the way of work, you will make no mistake in having
the two boys together at your own University of Kansas,

You help pay taxes on their education, so why
not avail yourself of this opportunity? Or. Jessen
talked to te over the phone yesterday morning, an? he is
planning to bring you and “rs, Baker and the rest of the
family to Lawrence for the Oklahoma gase on “arch 7.

It will indeed be a pleasure to see you and we will have
tickets ready for you and your groupe

: Anticipating the pleasure of sceing you again,
4” Oy 3

Sincerely yours,

FCAzle:mln Director of Phrsical Education and Recreation
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