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March 11, 1932 Mr. Y/ra. ?. Yant, U. S. Bureau of Mines Experiment Station, 4800 Forbes St., Pittsburg, Pa. Fear Mr. Yant: Thanks very much for your letter of March 9 and the progress report. The reactions of this compound have been very interesting to me, and especially so since there has been a considerable variation in the susceptibility of different animals. I do not believe that Dr. Henne will be able to travel next week, and I think it likely that I shall come to Pittsburg alone in order to see the reactions of the animals under conditions of exposure. Considering Hennefs illness, I have sent your letter and report to Mr. Newill of the Frigidaire Cor poration, and I await his instructions after which I shall probably call you and make a definite engagement. Cordially yours, RAK:EJT tfe* ooo'?G97