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February 19, 1929 Mr* Thomas E, Hidgley, Jr., Thomas and Hochwalt Lab., 127 N. Ludlow ^ve., Payton, Ohio. Pear Midg: Dr. Fischer is very anxious to get hold of some of the fractions of coal tar. He has been working on a number of the lower fractions and is very anxious to have a considerable number of the intermediate and higher fractions. Kemembering some thing of your work during the past year it occurred to me that you might be able to supply him or tell him where and how they can be gotten. At the pre sent stage of his work it does not matter much which he is able to get, except that they must be identified' to start with as nearly as this can be done. /j I haven't heard from you for a long time and have been wondering what has become of you. 'Also I wonder whether your friend Diedericks is going to come back to see us. I hope to 3ee you soon. V.ith kindest regards. Sincerely yours, RAKtEJ