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April 7th,1930. Dr. S. C. Lind, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Dear Dr. Lind: Your letter of April 3rd, is at hand, and I am pleased to advise you at this time that our legal cases will not come up during the week of April 22nd - it is possible that they will not como up for trial before next Fall. lie appeared before the Court asking for a Struck Jury as well as complete medical examination, including x-rays etc., and the Court folt that wo should have such exominations. These requests were granted this morning, and in- asmuch as it will be impossible to impanel a Struck Jury in less than thirty days it is obvious that trial will have to be postponed. One delay often occasions another, and it is for this reason we feel it is quite probable that these cases will not come up for some weeks if not months to come. As soon as we have definite information as to the date when these cases will be tried we shall communicate with you to ascertain at that time whether or not you will be available. Thanking you for your interest in our behalf, I an Sincerely yours, Vice President. HHBarker#RH