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[[start page]] 160 [[underlined]] George [[/underlined]] had to give up his motor trip altho' reluctantly. He tried with Buchanan a mud lark of about half an hour with [[strikethrough]] fenders or muds [[/strikethrough]] mudguards. They both [[underlined]] came back dripping of mud [[/underlined]] and rain and black in the face. Put his head under the tap of the hydrant to spout away the heavy layer of mud and grease. Jan 25/(Sunday). Cold and windy but bright. [[underlined]] George [[/underlined]] and Buchanan set out this morning with their furs and bundles. At noon [[underlined]] Fuller [[/underlined]] came here for lunch. Showed him samples of light permanent C. but gave him no formula or information as to preparation told him it was a secret. Afternoon Dr. Peter came here and stayed for supper [[end page]] [[start page]] 161 took him to his hotel in motorcar. Jan 26. Cold and windy but dry [[underlined]] Work on permanent C progressing [[/underlined]] satisfactorily. May ill with grippe. Went to New York office. afternoon. Interview with a certain Mr. [[underlined]] Hyman [[/underlined]] of a [[underlined]] lawyer of Washington [[/underlined]] who is intrusted with [[underlined]] investigation of Eastman Kodak [[/underlined]] Co and who asked me the story of Nefern Chemical Co. Afterwards went to Chemists Club where met Bradley of [[underlined]] Research Corporation [[/underlined]] who asked me again to serve on their board which I declined again. Went for supper at Mouquin and went home with 9 [[superscript/underlined]] 55 [[/superscript/underlined]] P.M arriving home found [[underlined]] George fast asleep [[/underlined]] and everything O.K. Celine told me he had had hard time with car over slippery icy roads but had enjoyed his trip. [[end page]]