The first letter is dated Feb. 23, 1937 and addressed to a Mr. Myron Wilson. It reads in partial, Our Cleveland Rams were admitted to the National Football League at a meeting in Chicago, Feb.12-13. Meeting and knowing these men, Tim Mara, NY Giants; Dan Topping, Brooklyn Dodgers; George Marshall, Washington Redskins; George Halas, Chicago Bears; Potsy Clark and Dutch Clark has inspired Mr. Marshman and myself to request the league meeting be held in Cleveland next year to afford our stockholders the opportunity of knowing what a really fine organization we are a part of. As to our present activities we are contacting our draft players and have mailed offers to some 42 other college stars. We have had the honor of entertaining football's greatest player, Ernie Nevers this past weekend. Mr Nevers expressed his desire to be with the Rams for the next 3 years. We hope to make this important announcement within the next few weeks. (This is interesting in that Nevers would have been 35 years old in 1937 and had not played since 1931) If you will note the schedule, we have been blessed with probably the best in the league. Thanks to Homer Marshman to refused to give ground to the old masters. The letter is signed by Damien B. Wetzel, General Manager, Asst. Coach. The second letter is dated August 4, 1937, and acknowledges receipt of $500.00 for final payment of stock. Its is signed Buzz Wetzel, General Manager. Both letters have wonderful Cleveland Rams letterhead.

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