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46/ [[in left margin]] 168.579 [[/in left margin]] [[vertical note in left margin in red]] Brooksie [[/vertical note in left margin in red]] received a typewritten copy of a [[red underline]] letter Brooksie had written to Pope and which irritated George so [[/red underline]] much. - I think George was unfair as this letter was simply a description of his life in India. It covered several pages and was very interesting and ^[[so]] well written that [[red underline]] George instead of being irritated ought to feel very proud of his son. [[/red underline]] April 19. - Received news that [[red underline]] Brooksie has arrived in New York [[/red underline]] port and seems in good health [[underline]] April 20. [[/underline]] Strong Westerly wind and temp. 80°F Made a [[red underline]] round trip in motor car with Andrew along Miami Beach district. [[/red underline]] - [[vertical note in left margin in red]] Mrs. Charles Deering [[/vertical note in left margin in red]] Visit of [[red underline]] Mrs. Charles Deering to Celine. [[/red underline]] The dear old lady seems well awake and held a pleasant active conversation [[underline]] April 21. [[/underline]] ^[[(Sunday)]] Correspondence with [[red underline]] Franklin Institute [[/red underline]] Director Dr. Henry ^[[B. Allen]] about what I have to do as lecture for coming [[red underline]] award of Franklin Medal [[/red underline]] Celine has left for the North but forgot her paintings. Will express them tomorrow Aprill 22. Have sent her pain- [[end page]] [[start page]] 47/ tings by Am. Express. Do not know yet what Franklin Institute wants me to do or say on coming award of Franklin Medal. So wired to Director. [[vertical note in left margin in red]] Duff-Cooper in London [[/vertical note in left margin in red]] [[red underline]] Duff-Cooper of Britain [[/red underline]] made a long and energetic speech [[strikethrough]] by [[/strikethrough]] in England and transmitted by Radio. The [[red underline]] New York Times [[/red underline]] published a long report about coming festivities at Franklin Institute. The list is very long but, to my astonishment [[red underline]] my name is at the head of the list with Dr. Compton Nobel Prize [[/red underline]] of Chicago University, while a long list of other distinguished scientists and engineers. [[vertical note in left margin]] [[red underline]] Dr. Henry B. Allen Secretary of Franklin Institute [[/red underline]] [[/vertical note in left margin]] I see now what Dr. Allen wanted from me: namely that I [[strikethrough]] should [[/strikethrough]] and Dr. Compton should each make a short speech on receiving our medals, we being the only ones among the recipients and our speech should not exceed 10 minutes. [[vertical note in left margin in red]] Franklin Medal [[/vertical note in left margin in red]] [[strikethrough]] This [[/strikethrough]] The [[red underline]] New York Times published the whole list with [[/red underline]] a [[strikethrough]] res[[/strikethrough]] resume of the work of [[red underline]] Compton and myself. [[/red underline]] So glad to be rid of that dreaded speech about the details