Letters Received to H.H. Barker, March 29, 1930

PURDUE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE, INDIANA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE OFFICE OF THE DEAN MAR 31 1930 March 29, 1930. Mr. H. H. Barker U. S. Radium Corporation 535 Pearl Street New York, N. Y. My dear Barker: I received your telegram and note that there has been a mistrial. I presume that there is a possibility of the trial being held later on. For this reason I am giving you my engagements which cannot be changed on the assumption that you may need me. I will be out of town in Indianapolis and at the American Chem- ical Society meeting at Atlanta from Friday, April 4th until Thursday, April 10th. I also have to be here during the week of April 21st and cannot get away at al during that week. Although I have other dates, these are the dates which at the present time cannot possibly be changed. With kind regards. Sincerely yours, remme R. B. Moore Dean of Science RBM:ET P. S. Since writing the above I have received your letter of March 27th. It will not be possible as already stated for me to be present on April 22nd as the annual banquet of the School of Science is on the evening of that date and it is necessary for me to preside. I can, however, be present as far as I can tell now on April 24th and I presume that will be as early as you will need my here have the Trial weng N of me 25 week, I but can presence. as I have an in here and would engyment rather break this last engement if necessary.