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pamphlet on Radio. He [[strikethrough]] asks [[/strikethrough]] says Kirk Brown wants accurate profit & loss account before to morrow and that this is naturally impossible. and therefore Seabury has made arrangements which will put him at ease financially by exchanging his notes for bonds and preferred stock callable only in five years. Townsend was under impression that this deal was terminated and thus puts us out. Afterwards I learn from Seabury that this is not so, that he has the option of accepting this financial arrangement in case our deal falls thru Succession of misunderstandings Kirk Brown tells me he
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did not ask for a detailed statement of Seabury nor a correct statement, all what he wanted was to know something about his earnings before proceeding with the matter but that thus far Seabury seems side-stepping. K. B is willing to accept provisionally Seabury's verbal statement. I cannot make heads or tails of it. Seabury asks me: "Why does Kirk Brown urge me to try his resin instead of yours, promising that it will always be uniform and will give no trouble?" to which I answer: "I shall be able to tell you that after I have asked this question myself to Kirk Brown." I felt considerably irritated