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[[preprinted]] 90 [[/preprinted]] [[underlined]] my orders on the way I want it and at the time I want it. and who is a more direct help or assistance to me.[[/underlined]] Thurlow has some excellent qualities but undoubtedly is not very impatient to go ahead. Since a few days I have had again very poor sleep and I feel nervous very probably on account of general delay in Bakelite matters. [[margin]] May 8. [[/margin]] Went to New York [[strikethrough]] last ev [[/strikethrough]] in evening. Took supper at Mouquin there I made the acquaintance of Mr. Tyndale whom I adressed first and invited to sit at my table. Seems a very interesting man and had a very interesting [[end page]] [[start page]] conversation. Then went to meeting of Am Chemical Society where I met Dr. Munroe of Washington who lectured on explosives. Met Lansing by appointment for examining a license letter he intended to send out. [[margin]] May 9. [[/margin]] Thurlow started at 11 A.M. making some samples of grind - wheels. About afternoon received visit of [[underlined]] Dr. Loeb [[/underlined]] and Mrs. Loeb in their french landaulet motorcar. [[underlined]] I showed them Bakelite [[/underlined]] and explained how it is made. [[margin] May 10 [[Image - circle with dot in middle]] [[/margin]] Spent day reading and writing and making up agreement for licenses for Bakelite patents. [[margin]] May 11. [[/margin]] Received word from Berlin that interfering application is