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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
L
July 10, 1930
Mr. C. B. Lee
United States Radium Corporation
JUL 141930
535 Pearl Street
New York City, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Lee:
I have today received a type written
copy of my notes which I left with you July 3rd.
I am very much obliged for this copy, and there
are no corrections of any importance which should
be noted.
Please be advised that the temperature
registered officially in the U.S. Weather Bureau
was 99 yesterday, and today I think it must be
101 or more, consequently I am not working at
very high efficiency.
The prospects are that we shall have
a warm greeting for Howard Barker when he arrives
in Columbia. Mr. Henry Doerner is due here today
but we have not seen anything of him. Perhaps the
heat wave has slowed down his schedule. There is
only one place in the vicinity of Columbia where
I could take him where he could be made comfortable.
This place is known locally as the "Devil's Ice
Box" and it is in fact an underground cavern
located about 4 miles from Columbia. I am afraid
he would not care to spend his time even in this
Frigidair subway.
Yours very sincerely,
Herman Schlundt
Herman Schlundt.
HS/GMA
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