Letters Sent to Morris Fishbein, February 18, 1930

February 18th, 1930. Dr. korris Fishbein, 535 Herth Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. Dear Dr. Fishbein: I am herewith mailing you a duplicate set of the questions which we are circulating among Dr. Stevens, Dr. Pohle and yourself, covering the many points which we hope to question you on in Chicago on February 24th. Some of these questions you may not feel qualified to answer, and in order that we may have an idea as to the part of the question- naire which you are qualified on we would appreciate your giving us a reaction to these questions on the duplicate copy and mailing in the enclosed stamped addressed envelope, so that it will reach me by Saturday February 22nd. You will note in the questionnaire that we have made reference to a numbor of articles occuring in the literature, and in order that you may be saved some time in looking all of these various articles up, I am sending you today by Parcel Post, special handling, a compendium of articles which we have made up pretaining to the litigation in which we are involved. This compendium may serve to refresh your memory on some of these articles, for all articles referred to in the questionnaire will be found in this compilation. We kindly ask that you bring this compilation with you to the conference to be hold on Monday, so that it may be returned to our counsel, as the copy I an sending to you belongs to then. It might also be well to bring with you the copy of the questionnaire retained by you with your indicated answer, so that this would be available in the event that the one returned to me by mail should be delayed. Smith and Markley, our attorneys, and I will arrive in Chicago, Monday morning February 24th, and will be registered at the Palmer House around 9:30 o'clock. We would like to have a preliminary conference with you and your collaborators at the Hotel at 10 o'clock. The depositions will be token at one (1) o'clock in the afternoon at the offices of Messra Fallambee, Shorey & Schupp, 137 S. LeSalie St., before Morris Cohen a Notary sitting as a Commissioner especially appointed for this purpose. Anticipating seeing you on Monday morning, I remain Sincerely yours, Vice President HHBarker:RH enclosures