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June 15, 1921. Dr. S. A. Sochocky, 565 Central Av., East Orange, N.J. Dear Doc:- It was not my intention to neglect your note of June 8th, but 1 have been so tied up with work, including two days spent in Boston last week, that I have not been able to 800 Mr. Everts and Mr. Cross until to-day. We held a directors' meeting to pass the resolution that you and I talked about yesterday, and while waiting for Mr. Strahan to arrive, I had an opportunity to talk to these gentlemen. Their feeling in the salary matter is just as I thought it would be, namely, to cover & two months' vacation. I am bappy to say, therefore, that this has been released. Now, if not inconvenient to you, can I send you checks at the regular time for two months ? As you know, money is fearfully tight and rather than experiencing any relief in the past month, things have grown worse, 80 that our cash condition begins to approach a predicament. I felt sure enough that this method would not inconvenience you to go ahead, since this is pay day, and ask Mr. Ross to make out your check in the usual way. A note arrived from Moriarta this morning about the 50 Mg. He mentioned having seen you and I cannot determine clearly whether he wants to cancel his order or not. If you feel like it and have time to drop him 8. line, will you do BO ? At least "Papa" is vacillating at the moment and I think B. note from you would help & lot. Bilstein came around to the Plant yesterday afternoon again and I told him that I understood your position perfectly and that it was just what he and I had assumed the previous day. I also told him to go to work and do what he could in the laboratory until hearing from you. It will be tremendously appreciated if you will act as soon as you can on the resolution which Strahan will send you to-day or at latest to-morrow BO that I can get Bilstein working on the revised grades. Do not forget to call me up when you are in New York 80 that we can go to the Village for an hour or 80 together. Yours truly, AR/HM

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