MORI 190861

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2430 "E" Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.

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Dear

Thanks very much indeed for your letter of December 6 with the two checks enclosed. I would-have acknowledged these sooner but h ć hopeà that I might catch you in Weshington and do it there. To the best of my.knowiedge and belief from the records here, these checks brirg my personal account up to date and we can, as it were, "start afresh".

H-B/ C

I think that your decision not to ash or to go under contract is a good one. I em sure that they can give their advice from time to time quite as effectively on an informal basis and I would not see any necessity of further formalizing it unless there is reed fron your stanipoint. I have not yet heard again fror and I am afraid that we may be in for some trouble on this since there is some indication that he may remain on the West, Coast permanently. Here again I would suggest that we keen the contact informal and exploit it when, as, and if the need erises and it seems practicable to do so.

I am looking forward to seeing you soon either in Weshington or here. I expect to be out of the city until. the first of January so I suspect this will have to be delayed until the New Ycar.

With all good wishes for a grand Holiday Seeson, I an

P.S sugeester that the enclosed prospectus of the Fourth Annual AIEE Conferonce on Electronic Instrumentation and Nucleonics in Medicine to be held at the Hotel Commodore, liev York, Januery 7 and 8 may contain some interestine features. We have checkei the titles that mirht very well bear on subjects in which we are interested.

A1B, 5,13/6

Decenter 21, 1951

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