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May 25, 1928 Mr, E. \v. W e b b , Ethyl Gas oline Corp., 25 Broadway, New York City* Dear Mr. Webb: Thank you for your letter of May 23. I assure you that I had every confidence that you would see this thing in exact ly the sarne manner that I have viewed it. I should be altogether agreeable to meeting you in Chicago to discuss this matter with Mr. Parks, at any time that meets your convenience, provided you will let me know one day in advance. So far as I know now I have no conflicting engagements in either the week of June 4 or June 11. I should prefer, however, to take care of this as soon as possible for a variety of reasons. However, do not let that deter you from arranging it for the week of the 11th if it meets with your greater . convenience. I quite agree with you that It is advisable to take the matter first to fair. Parks, and, though I have personal reasons for not having further commerce with him, I will smother my personal inclinations and meet him on any basis you suggest. If I am some what skeptical of the likelihood of our getting results through Mr, Parks, it is only because of my previous relationships with him. . Very truly yours, RAKEJ P.S. Thanks for your telegram in regard to the Bayway cases. I should be pleased to do what I can in this connection when it becomes necessary to do so. Heedless to say I \?as more than pleased at the outcome of the Dayton cases, and I believe that the decision referring these to the Industrial Commission is a valuable prece dent from a purely medical point of view* HE 0001272