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to University Club after supper. feel [[red underline]] very very tired. [[/red underline]]
April 14. Up early reading testimony etc. but [[red underline]] feel refreshed as if I could lick them all. [[strikethrough]] Stenb [[/strikethrough]] [[red underline]] Steinberger now Rockhill [[/red underline]] X [[left margin: changed his German Jewish name during war]] testifies and does [[red underline]] some adroit prevaricating [[/red underline]] as Redman did.  At 5 P.M rush to Club to telephone [[red underline]] Celine [[/red underline]] for correspondence and notes about my dealings with [[red underline]] Steinberger.  Excellent, clever, wide awake Celine finds them and sends whole package to Club where I can [[/red underline]] submit and discuss them with Neave and Townsend.

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[[red underline]] Townsend is tired [[/red underline]] has traveled at night from Washington but [[red underline]] Neave [[/red underline]] stays to hear my expose (typewritten) of DeLoire patents. Kept studying till past midnight.
April 15. Up at daybreak rereading patents and other matters then hurried to Neave's office then to court. [[red underline]] Cross examining of Redman by Townsend made him contradict himself [[/red underline]] and get himself into such a mess that he [[red underline]] finally answered more truthfully and gave some excellent evidence [[/red underline]] for us. Then came [[red underline]] Dr. Raymond Bacon, Director Mellon [[/red underline]] Institute, made a