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144 Barret, E.H. Hooker, Parmelee, Major Walsh about preparedness for Chemical Warfare. Everybody sanely pacifistic but realizing necessity of keeping up all information about chemical methods and supply of chemicals. [[underline]] Celine [[\underline]] was at [[underline]] W.H. Nichols [[\underline]] dinner and drove home with me and Parmelee. Jan 10. Early to office. [[superscript]] x [[\superscript]] Afternoon went to see a play, S9. Glenesieu describing the squalid life of a crew of a tramp steamer. Jan 11. (Sunday) Spent all afternoon on tax returns for 1924. Little Brooksie is back from hospital but not yet entirely recovered. Jan 10 X. Addition. Had a long talk with [[underline]] Sanford [[\underline]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 145 [[underline]] Brown [[\underline]] on Saturday, urging not to loose a day to push commercial exploitation in beginning scale, of [[underline]] bakelite automobile brakes [[\underline]] so as to insure value to the patent. Called up Redman to hear his opinion and to insure his full cooperation. He agrees with me we ought to start immediately. I had urged same policy at last Executive meeting, explaining my reasons which everybody accepted then. Jan 12. Long talk with [[underline]] Rossi [[\underline]] in [[underline]] presence of George B. [[\underline]] concerning [[underline]] needed additions of plant. [[\underline]] George B and Rossi [[underline]] are against purchase of R & H plant. Say locality unsuited and we [[\underline]] are penalized $50000 a year for expensive transshipment from freight station also excessive