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data or discussing any of the problems, as we see them, with him.
I regret that I gave Dr. Flinn a copy of the paper which was prepared
for publication last June, and hardly know what the best thing is to do in
view of his attitude. He seens to feel that this paper should not be published
and might have a tendency to be rather critical and unfair in an expression of
his opinions regarding same should the proceed with publication. In my letter
of last week I suggested that you and Dr. Fialla consider the publication of
this paper jointly, but upon further consideration of the matter, and in view
of the fact that Dr. Flinn has been consulted as a co-author, I question
whether this would be a wise procedure.
At the moment it occurs to ne
that in the event you feel that the notes reported by you, both on yourself
and on the girls at the hotel Marseilles are worthy of publication, you proceed
with such publication under your name along. In fact this seems to be the most
clear eut manner in which this could be undertaken. There should be
no
reference made to the data obtained in cooperation with Dr. Flinn's work.
Dr. Flinn's position in this work is rather a favorable one, for he
has had an opportunity to study cases, and should be and probably is the best
authority on the subject. His knowledge in this field, however, I attrigute
not to his own scientific endeavors, but to the collection of opinions of any
men, either in the scientific or medical field who saw fit to discuss the subject
with him and present their ideas. In other words he has become a clearing
house on this subject.
With kind regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Vice President.
HHBarker+R
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