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and estimating profits, each method being dictated by the particular interests of each organization but if he had something better and simpler to propose we should be delighted to know it. Advised him to find out from his books how the result of our formula would actually pan out. That perhaps after applying it he might find it acceptable. He says he must go back to Chicago for this. to which we advise him to do so and return after he knows better [[strikethrough]] the [[/stirkethrough]] the result of his book. He asks to be allowed to deduct "bonusses" he has paid to [[strikethrough]] offe [[/strikethrough]] reduce [[strikethrough]] tax [[/strikethrough]] war taxes Told him we have not deducted bonuses but this matter
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might be considered provided we could apply it on our side.
I ask how whether I am correctly informed that they are under threat of suit for infringing hexamethylentahassin patent from Graselli, in vulcanizing rubber? Redman says there is no such suit pending. That as soon as they were notified that they were infringing they have stopt selling.
Kaspen also asks to be allowed for profits made by manufacturing formaldehyde they used and thus cheapening the process I answered that we got our formaldyhyde cheaper than any body could buy it in the open market and that it would be difficult to establish how much they had profitted by manufacturing their own formaldehyde.