Department of Physics North Dakota State College Fargo, North Dakota

Feb. 22, 1947

Mrs. Eileen A. Fry Room 28, 90 Nassau Street Princeton, N.J. ECAS

Dear Mrs. Fry:

  I recently received safely the box containing the various publication that you ordered sent to me.  I imagine that you know there were perhaps about 100 "Hiroshima" reprints, about 1000 of the "Only Then Shall We Find Courage", and a lesser number of the statement of purpose...
  The "Hiroshima" ones are all gone and also the statement of purpose -- Thus if you have more of either of these, you might send me several hundred.  I am listing below the approximate distribution thus far: 

Group    "Hir.."  "Only..." "Purpose..."

Annual Dairy Convention 10  70  70

Gamma Phi Beta Sorority -- 35 35

Fine Arts Club 30 30 30

Episcopalian Canterb. Club 15 15 15

Ancient Order United Workman Insurance Convention 18 193 161

P.T.A. 6 100 100

Individuals 8 8 8

English Teachers, at College 6 6 6

  It may be of interest now to list the speaking engagements that I have had in the last few months, always on Atomic Energy or Atomic Energy for Humanity...

           October and November
 1.  Engineers Club of Fargo  
 2.  Fargo Rotary 
 3.  Moorehead, Minn. Rotary 
 4.  U.S. Dept of Agric.
 5.  Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity 
 6.  Shriners 

          December
 7.  Commons Club
 8.  Fargo Kiwanis 
 9.  Clay County Farm Bureau, Hawley, Minn.
10. A.W. Crary Insur. Agency
11. Presbyterian Church
12. More Shriners

         January 
13. Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
14. Cooperative House
15. Red River Valley Peace Officers Assoc.
16. Farmers Grain Dealers Assoc.
17. PTA