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These two = To be sold
= Other cleared
were up last year.
L. 30, P. 6
Dactylopsis t. albertisii and angustivitta; Pseudochirus
schlegeli, bernsteini and lewisi; Pteropus chrysocephalus,
melanopogon aricensis & keyensis, and P. degener;
Rhinolophus keyensis; Hipposideros muscari a
popmae; Pipistrellus angulatus.
Thursday, May 27 - Reached Berlin Sunday night -
attack fever during day in train. Saw Consul, called
on Stateaman & Dr Poble. Settled down in P.M.
Severe fever Tuesday. Wednesday worked in museum.
Saw Newman - I very talkative, rather deaf
& nearly blind, poor man.
Today met Gabrielle Neuhäuser, Jewish
& 26, who has recently taken her doctorate
with a thesis on Aesthetic (Mun) murders.
She must leave county by end of time. Wants
to Australia & sell proceeds to Archbold.
Neumann intermediat. Asked her (1) do all
specimens go to A. (2) Has she settled on
terms (3) Is Neumann going to handle collections,
suggested difficulties with Australians if method
fails this? Neumann's hands. Also proposed
her sending whole collection to Archbold to
select from & dispo of surplus as she
directs.
Met Heinrich (Celebs), Polish & about 45.
He is leaving in July for Persama. Want sell
Mundsee to Archbold.
Stuessewang took us to Zoo.
Fri. May 28 wrote Arch bold at Miss Neuhäuser
& had out late p.m. with Heinrich & the Polish
Consul in the latter's Packard to see Wahnusee.
Sat. May 29. Frimley came in to see me
about his Munder - to be published Nuremberg,
R. is not in Museum - just working at something
else