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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
February 28, 1928
Mr. H. H. Barker
535 Pearl Street
New York
My dear Barker:
We are enclosing herewith a copy of our
expense account and copy of the letter which we wrote you at
the same time. In my own office affairs it happens at times
that we mislay letters but this sort of a slip the outside
world thinks is quite a normal thing with the absent-minded
professor, but I am really surprised that an efficient busi-
ness man occasionally has the same experience.
You know I told you that we had a very
enthusiastic class in radioactivity, 13 in number. We have
been trying for over a year to get some samples of the radium
ore found in the Belgian Congo. The specimens offered by
the Ward Natural Museum of Rochester seem rather high in price
and, moreover, the uranium content of the samples is not men-
tioned. In making your contract with the Belgian syndicate
I hope that you have been favored with a few specimens of
their ore and that you will be generous enough to send us a
few mementos.
We are now making a sort of an inventory
of the Welsbach mesothorium which we have in process and as
soon as we have this completed, we shall be in position to
tell you about the quantity of mesothorium that will finally
be recovered.
With very kind regards, I remain
Sincerely yours,
Herman Schlundt
P. S. We are unable to find our duplicate expense account.
HS As nearly as we can remember it amounted to $37.95. We
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will try to locate it and when we do will send you the
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itemized account.
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