Letters Sent to Dr. Herman Schlundt, November 12, 1928

November 12th,1928. Dr. Herman Schlundt, c/oKansas City Athletic Club, Kansas City, Mo. Dear Dr. Schlundt: Your letter of the 9th, outlining your program is at hand. I am sending 8. copy of same to Dr.Fialla in order that he may appreciate the necessity of expediting the matter of the electroscopic tests upon the girls after your arrival in New York. Wednesday was set for the reason that Dr. Ewing wishes to be present at the time these tests are sade, and this is the only available day that he has. I have urged Dr. Failla to advance the date to Tuesday if at all possible - however, I believe that the plans contemplate measuring all five girls on the same date, and if it is possible for you to carry out these plans you will be able to reach Columbia on Friday as planned. Please be assured that we will do overything possible to arrange things to fit in with your plans. We shall expect you on Sunday, and hope that you can arrive early enough in the day to enjoy a visit with the Underwoods. Very truly yours, Vice President. HHBarker:RI Note: We are confronted with two more suits.