http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/00cb789eb20ca092550ce8232b7d07f2.pdf 61280334a0f16a51e1d2e0e1302d9f11 PDF Text Text September 15 , 1965 Dr. Turan M. Itil Topkapi Sassy Muzesi Sultanahnet Istanml, Turkey Dear Turan: It was a great pleasure traveling with you. than I returned, I found Ellen and your children quite well, although lonesome. I was pleased to deliver the presents and Ellen joined us for our anniversary party. The laboratory seem unchanged with working quite well. The EEG laboratory has no problemseveryone that except Klingon has had difficulties with her children and cannot workHelen time. full suggested that rather than resigning she wait and discuss with us inI October a schedule of work which may be Yulnen on a partwtim basis, pemaps she mutually agreeable. With too can give us sufficient help to get our papers completed. Dm Shapiro found a young man to help out with Denber's tapes almst caught up. (Jamie has come back from her vacation and within a week I believe we should be analyzing the and this is now tapes as rapidly as he produces them. George has had some problems with his project. There are some evoked response to threshold stimuli and at superthresho‘ld they are less stable than I would liked. The double stimulator has not yet been conpleted, buthave Hank tells me should be ready for testing by Friday. George is in a good mood. difficulties with the He By apparently is an excellent baby sitter. it Nafi is involved with his test and is it on Wednesday. next week he should be ready to begin thetaking work. Your patients are doing very well as are mine. Ali and Jovan have maintained the wards excellently and there is no problem mere. I have worked closely with Ali to bring up-to—date the draft of the APA paper for October 9. I think is very good and added two or three "political“ sentences which it can either accept or you reject when you come back. The maiman of the Program Committee called me and I told him that the paper will be sent to him by Monday. �g» \ Itil Dr. ~2- September 15, 1965 Ali had sent notes on Ospolot to the Intercontinental. I read the notes and it seerns to me that our decision not to send an abstract to the Epilepsy Society is still a good one. Enclosed is the abstract you dictated for the American EEG. I will hold it until the 29th and if you make your corrections before then I can send out a copy with your revisions. is well and I have reviewed his studies with him. I will have to spend some time about the data analysis , but that will have to wait until the Denber problem is well in hand. Mike have remived letters from Dr. Freedman regarding our chapter. I told him in New York that we were delayed by vacations We that he would receive a draft by mid—October. I will have the draft for you when you come back and you can then and the EEG meetings and correct and it . Andy Don's . leaving is a great mystery. I will try to salvage some I can. Apparently he spoke to no leave of absence. He left only a few notes of the linguistic material as best as one except George to request a leaVe next week but left last week without requested the University to transfer his grant to New York and then requested the Fomdatim to transfer all the equipmnt bought on the grant . Since the Foundation has to approve the equipment transfer, the letters were waiting for me . Sam was supposed farewells to anyone. to He I called Mr. Thompson mid George Ulett and was both amazed and to realize that Mr. moupsm had sent the papers through University without George '3 sigmature and that George was saddened to the willing to let it all go. I pointed out that the Institute needed both the funds and the equipmnt, and that your studies alone on Ditren and anticholinergic drugs, let alone mygom part warranted the transfer of the grant to either one of us. I reminded George that the Institute has the right to request the redesigxatim of principal investigators. By this afterncm, the only thing I have heard is that George has asked Korol whether he needs any of the that he will probably save a few bits for him. , The Dorsey people will be here on October ll. I have written to van Gogh requesting the return of the letter of credit and when we get it, you will be free to use the may either for an Echo~EBG or telemetry or even another trip to Europe. Take care of yourself. Hertha has seen your other gifts for Ellen and she would like gery much for me to break my word to you but I won't. Have a good time and I will see you at the end of equipment and the warmth. Sincerely yours , Fink, PM). Professor of Psychiatry Max MF:kp � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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