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April 21, 1931 Dr. J. B. Nichols, Medical Director Acacia Mutual LifexAssociation, 101 Indiana Ave., Washington, D. C. Dear Dr. Nichols: It has been some time since I have seen Mr. about whom you inquire. A little more than a year ago ^^xamined him at the request of his brother, and at that time I found his physical condition essentially unchanged as compared with the results of my previous examination^ Since that time I have had no direct knowledge of Mr, though it is my belief that his condition has gone on tially unchanged, and that he believes himself in exactly the state which I described to you in 1929. I am afraid, therefore, that I cannot add anything to my former statement in regard to his condition. This is simply one of those rather perplexing situations in which I should hesitate to make any categorical statement. I am inclined to doubt the reality of M r . ^ R e u s a b i l i t y . I have no further evidence with which t^prove the correctness or the error of my opinion* Very truly yours, RAKtEJ Kf 0020985