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I have your letter of October 14 calling my attention to the application of Arthur Sun for a position on this work. I have met Mr. Sun and have been favorably impressed with him, but unfortunately he is not a citizen of Massachusetts, nor of the United States, and the law contemplates giving preference to such.&#13;
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Under conditions existing at this moment, I cannot offer him a position, but if it should develop that we have difficulty in procuring a sufficient number of men with his training from among our citizens, I may be able to do something for him later on.&#13;
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I appreciate your letter and certainly shall bear his application in mind.&#13;
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With reference to the enclosed bill against Mr. A. K. Sun, our records show that on September 25th, he paid $10.00, covering Condition Examinations in subjects #640 and 1.492, giving your check for $15.00. $5.00 was returned to him in cash. Examination in subject 1.493 was not reported to us until October 8- hence the enclosed statement.&#13;
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                <text>My dear Mr. Freeman:&#13;
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Thank you for your note of October 18 and for the copies of your letter to Arthur and of Mr. Winsor' s letter to you. You have been more than kind in this matter, and I deeply appreciate your interest, as I am sure Mr. Sun, Sr., will when he knows of it. &#13;
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I have this morning received a note from Mr. Freeman, enclosing copies of the correspondence he had had with Mr. Winsor and also a copy of the letter he has recently written you. I have written Mr. Freeman in reply that I felt that you ought to be ready to accept a position for this year without salary, provided, of course, each a position appears. I feel pretty sure that your father would be glad to meet your living expenses for another year in return for the valuable experience you would gain from such a connection. Of course if you can find a place with salary attached, so much the better, but don’t let a good opening go by on account of that particular consideration. The main thing just now is to get a job, and a good one, with the practical experience that the job offers. The added benefits accruing to you would more than offset the financial conditions involved.&#13;
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By the way, I have just had some correspondence with the Tech Bursar about Condition examinations. I recently received a bill for $5.00, the bill indicating that $10.00 had already been credited to your account by an earlier check from me and that the $5.00 was still due. As I had mailed you a check for $15.00, I could not understand the discrepancy and wrote to Mr. Ford for information. He writes me that $5.00 of the amount in question was returned to you in cash.	As you gave me no notice of this, I was wholly in the dark and must admit that I do not consider this a fair or business-like attitude on your part.&#13;
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Further, the last bill I paid at the Harvard Cooperative Society on your account specified two individual items but gave the main item under "bill rendered" which, of course, gives me no chance whatever to check up on the character of the expenditures involved. Furthermore no bill had been rendered to me, at least before that time, for I have paid promptly every bill that has come into my hands. I have done everything in my power to handle your affairs in a business-like way but get comparatively little cooperation, for frequently bills sent to you to be OK’d, with return stamped and addressed envelopes accompanying them, do not come back to me until weeks later, and then generally with an accompanying request for personal funds. This has been my experience frequently with you and Tom, but not with Charlie and Ouincy. For your own sake, I hope you will appreciate the importance of handling matters in a different way from now on. It is in your interest and not my own that I am concerned and make this request.&#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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