Viewing page 9 of 100

This transcription has been completed. Contact us with corrections.

[[in pencil]] 12 [[/in pencil]]
rested.  Spent most of the night studying patent situation.
To office about noon
Swan there: reports [[red underline]] [Hatch?]] [[/red underline]] says [[red underline]] his experts claim that there is no [[/red underline]] difficulty avoiding my patents.  Would not use anything but his own trademark anyhow.
[[red underline]] Gifford [[underlined]] for lunch at Drug Club.  Tells me 
[[red underline]] [[Heinmetz?]] [[/red underline]] is enthusiastic about condensation - products whether it be condensite or bakelite.  I told him about some of our high tests and
[[end page]] 
[[start page]]
[[in pencil]] 13[[/in pencil]] 
explained to him latest 27000 volts for m.m. tests for condenser plates.
Told him also what could be done with [[red underline]] Liquid A No 10 [[/red underline]] [[red line leading to note in upper margin: "with NaOH"]] etc.  Promised him new impregnating material with which we are busy now and which will give high disruptive tests and still harden and where there is no solvent to expel.
[[red underline]] Saunders [[/red underline]] came in.  A very busy day.
Oct. 10. [[red underline]] Slept well for the first time since many days. [[/red underline]]
Very busy in laboratory and on telephone until noon. Hurried lunch then with Celine motored to