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21 In the afternoon I visited Hilda at her lab
in the Hooper Research Labs, at the Affiliated Colleges.
She was clothed in an apron + had a series of test tubes
filled with bacteria cultures some of which she showed
me on slides. She had cages of guinea pigs in which
she was growing tetanus, diphtheroid & other bacteria.
She introduced me to Dr. Meyer the acting head who
spoke of his experience in South & B.C. Africa with tetrafl.
Another Dr. Williams I met also he has been in
South America. At night Hilda dined with me in
the reservroom of the Palace and danced until 11 P.M.
Then I took her home to 2 Hugo Street in a
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