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January 22, 1931 Mrs. 365 Cloverdale Ave., Akron, Ohio. Pear ?^rs. I have received your letter dated Janu ary 10th, and I have already answered it in fact by ask ing one of my associates, Dr. Machle, to visit and exam ine your son and find out how his condition is progress ing. I am very much pleased to know that he is Improving and that there is every reason to believe that he will recover completely.I can assure you also that I shall be very happy to do what I can in the mat ter of some compensation. In as much as your son was not in my direct care, and in a3 much as I was somewhat disappointed in not having found it possible to investi gate his case as thoroughly as I should have liked, I do not feel that it i3 possible for me to intrude into the matter too much and to make recommendations as to what should be done without some further information. Conse quently I have been compelled to simply allow the matter to take its course. Possibly I should continue to do so, but my natural sympathies for yourself and your son Isad me to do what I can for you in your present unfortunate circumstances. .' Very truly yours, P.AKjEJ K S' 0003580