Document RaREz2O10vBx9VNqBgBNg08Rz

April 22, 1949 Mr. C* H. Van Hartesveldt, Thompson Vita-Meter Corporation, 6402 Cedar Avenue, Cleveland. ;5, Ohio. Dear Mr. Van Hartesveldti I have forwarded the letter continuing the agreement for another year, to the University Board. Ho doubt it will be acted upon early in May. At present writing I see no valid objection to your proposal to include your jobbers in your activities, if I understand the scope of this proposal. Is it to be merely a trial of the equipment by the jobbers, themselves, with the distinct understanding that they are not to try to extend the use of the material and equipment? Or will they create the same pi'Oblems for you in the near future that other enthusiastic proponents have made? You should examine not only your own intentions in thi3 matter, but also the probable reactions of this group of agents, before you decide whether or not to go ahead on this project. w -a-j u * w j RAK ef Dictated but not read. Robert A. hehoe, M. D. P. S. I herewith acknowledge with thanks receipt of your company*s check in the amount of 05,000.00, covering expenditures to be made on their behalf. Kr 0020801