GC: You will have before you [
257], his enquiring mind and
those conditions and circumstances as surround the body
regarding his business relations and associations, and you
will answer the questions I will ask you regarding same in
a definite, specific manner, slowly and distinctly.
EC: We have the body and the inquiring mind, [
257], and the
conditions surrounding same. This we have had before.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Should [
257] go to St. Louis at request of E. W. Grove?
(A) He should.
(Q) What should [
257] say to Grove since [
257]'s plans are
not complete?
(A) State conditions as exist and there will be counter
propositions by Grove. Then bring Grove to New York to
consummate or to get outlined definite propositions. Being
with Grove will cement the relations between [
257] and Grove
that there may be no misunderstanding in the final
proposition and arrangements made.
(Q) Should [
257] induce Grove to come to New York before he
goes away for his summer on the 29th of June?
(A) As given.
(Q) Wertheim doesn't want Grove or [
257] to head the company
as laid out in last reading. What steps should [
257] take
in this regard?
(A) Make conditions satisfactory for those, as has been
outlined; that is, for Grove and [
257].
(Q) Should [
257] allow his lawyer to present proposition to
Leaman Bros. today?
(A) Not until another conference with Grove or until Grove
is present to outline a definite proposition.
(Q) Can any one queer deal for [
257] with Grove's mind in
present state?
(A) No. Keep it that way. That may change but keep it that
way.
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BACKGROUND
5/27/29 He obtained Business Rdg.
257-41.
6/18/29 He phoned questions.
REPORTS
6/22/29 He submitted further questions, saying: "We can not
afford to take a chance now as I believe we can close the
whole matter next week. I appreciate the rdg. Gertrude took
for me last week. It helped a lot, and I hope she can take
this one Mon. a.m. for me."
6/26/29 EC gave him Business Rdg.
257-43 answering questions.



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