Letters Sent to Rollin H. Stevens, February 18, 1934

February 18,1930. Dr. Rollin H Stevens, 1429 David Whitney Bldg., Detoit, Mich. Dear Dr. Dtevens: I am herewith sending you a rather conprehensive list of questions covering the field upon which our attorneys hope to examine you and your collaborators on February 24th. It is quite possible that some of these questions you will be unable to answer to your om satisfaction, but we will be glad to have you look then over and indicate to us such questions as you are qualified to answer, and the nature of the answers which you would feel justified in giving. In order that you may do this we are sending you two copies of these questions - one to be returned to us and the other to be retained by you for reference. While we appreciate that the time is short, still we are very much in hopes that you will have an opportunity to return one set of these questions, with your reaction to same, in the stamped addressed envelope, so that it may reach me by Saturday February 22nd. In the questionnaire you will note that we have referred to a number of articles, and I wish to call your attention to the fact that all articles referred to will be found in the conpendium of articles which was left with you when I was in Detroit. We hope that you will bring this book with you to Chicago, so that it may be returned to us at that time, as well as the duplicate set of questions that you retain so that in the event the ones returned to us are not received we will have your reactions to these questions at that time. Messrs Smith and Markley, our attorneys, and I will arrive in Chicago, Monday morning February 24th, and will be at the Palmer House around $:30 o'clock. lie would like to have a preliminary confernce with you and your collaborators at the Hotel at 10 ofclock, you will find us registered. The depositions will be taken at one (1) o'clock in the afternoon at the offices of Messrs Bollambee, Shorey & Schupp, 137 S. LaSalle St., before Morris Cohen a Notary sitting a Commissioner especially appointed for this purpose. Anticipating seeing you on Monday morning, I remain Sincerely yours, HHBarker:RH Vice President.