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40 [[symbol in top left margin]] X [[/symbol]] [[red underline]] University Club [[/red underline]] November 20. Here all day. [[strikethrough]] an [[/strikethrough]] Except two hours spent [[red underline]] on Ion. [[strikethrough]] working on [[/strikethrough]] trying sails. [[/red underline]] Then evening to [[red underline]] Century [[/red underline]] Club with George Roll to listen to a lecture on Burns. Nov 21. (Sunday). Conference from 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. with [[red underline]] May, Burroughs, [[/red underline]] Swan [[vertical black pencil line in left margin]] and Fuller on present condition and future policy of Dane Molding Co. [[/vertical black pencil line]] A very active discussion where we all came to about same conclusions [[red underline]] except May and Swan [[/red underline]] differing in certain details of policy. Not a minute lost and [[strikethrough]] g [[/strikethrough]] everybody keen and giving good advice. See my letter on this subject to Fuller - a resume of our conclusions. Afterwards took them [[end page]] [[start page]] 41 all for [[red underline]] supper to Columbia University [[/red underline]] Club. Afterwards I went to University Club where I had a very interesting talk with Oudin, [[red underline]] Bridges, [[/red underline]] and Oscar Crosby on current subjects. Nov 22. Here all day. A very busy day with many matters. Nov.23. Went to meet Hamman [[red underline]] Schleussner [[/red underline]] & Roessler at their office to explain situation of [[red underline]] Dane Molding [[/red underline]] Co and conclusions we had arrived at. They all [[red underline]] entirely agree [[/red underline]] with my attitude in matter of molds and other conclusions as submitted. Then went to Chemists Club for lunch where had meeting with Pritchard who wants $20000 for his company to permit further introduction of their still. Told him was not interested in it personally as a business proposition but would
