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[[red underline]] business man of more than average intelligence [[/red underline]] and certainly appears like [[red underline]] an antagonist of strength [[/red underline]] Some of his arguments were rendered less forcible because I made him contradict himself on the subject of the [[red underline]] Aller [[/red underline]] patent, They say they are [[red underline]] willing to compromise [[/red underline]] or to come to some understanding and at the same 
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time try impress us that they can [[strikethrough]] postpone [[/strikethrough]] delay the issue indefinitely. Their main argument is that in the threatened [[snap?]] we both will lose many of our backers to the direct benefit of the outsiders who will much gain
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thereby.
Afterwards went to Rubber Show. Supper at Chemists Club then returned to Rubber Show.
Sept 25. Meeting with [[red underline]] Seabury [[/red underline]], Brock, May, Swan, Dubois, Evans (representing Wickham) in regard to [[red underline]] Boonton [[/red underline]] trick that we are supplying to everybody our molding material. The meeting resulted in amicable feeling after we had demonstrated that we are in the hands of force of circumstances which compel us to supply those who insist and if we do not they go to [[red underline]] condensite [[/red underline]] and we have to start an expensive infringement suit.
Behavior of May and Swan during the conference was very good
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H. E. Aller patent