M. W. HARDMAN, President A. G. HARDMAN, Secretary Cc. L. HARDMAN, Vice-Pres. & Treas.
Kansas :

 

 

& Osborne, Kansas WakKeeney, Kansas
THE
os HARDMAN LUMBER COMPANY
FRANK RANDALL, Manager :
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS 2
Sept. 9, 1939 ;
Dey F. Os. Allen
University of Kansas a
Lawrence, Kansas 4
Dear Dr. Allen:
1. have just received a letter from Miss Tillman
telling mé that she has talked with. you about .
the possibility of conflict between basketball
practice or games and an accounting job in the
CS sHP office.
Miss Tillman would like to have an answer con-
cerning ity acceptance of the job. Before l
reply, i would like to have some honest acvice
from you.
From the report she sent to me it seemed as
though i‘'néed not consider basketball; since 1
did not stay out for basketball last year, I
wouldn't have a chance to make the team this
Poli, 2.Was ‘wonde Ping if the situation is
really that serious.
I've really wanted to play bell
time - became imperative thet 1 ¢
to study oF to earn enough money to r in
concer. ‘But Live really had my heart set upon
playing beskxetball at A. U. and maki ng my letter
and basketball. 2 6 C if Y
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every evening since
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