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OCR Page 1 of 2November 26,1930.
Dr. Herman Schlundt,
University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo.
Dear Dr. Schlundt:
llonday, January 5th,1931, has been
set as the date of trial for the Tuck and Metz cases,
and we trust that you will be available on this
date.
We hope to have the opportunity to make
re-examination of Mrs. Meta for the presence of radio-
activity. This exanination will probably take place a
day or two prior to trial. We should have definite
information relative to this point during the next few
days, and as soon as I an advised as to when we can
make this test I shall communicate with you.
Personally I am very much in hopes that
the Tuck case may be settled, but I an strongly averse
to settling the Metz case, and think we should go to trial
in this instance.
We would appreciate word from you at
your earliest convenience advising as to your availability
on the date specified.
I had a chat with Dr. Curtis yesterday,
relative to the work which his particular division of the
National Research Council is doing on radiation exposure.
I was glad to learn that Mrs. Schlundt
is now able to be up, but sorry to learn that she has had
a rather serious time. Please extend to her my kindest
regards, and hope for a speady and complete recovery.
Sincerely yours,
Vice President.
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