Routing slip retained with the secretary’s carbon
Walker Hall, Department of Chemistry. 9 October 1957. Half sheet, typed; lower edge perforated. Found folded around a carbon copy of Walter Janik’s statement.
Dr. Morley —
Mr. Janik brought the attached before the morning post. I have made two copies. Please initial the office copy on receipt. The other is for Miss Galt, as the notebook is hers.
D. Steed
Below, in pencil:
Dorothy — This should not go into the general correspondence. Please make a separate folder. No heading naming a student until I have finished speaking with everyone concerned. V.M.
The following is typed on the reverse:
Folder opened under LABORATORY — MISSING PROPERTY.
The carbon was faint at the drawer number. Mr. Janik came back at eleven and supplied it. He asked whether he should sign again. I told him the first signature would do.
Miss Galt collected her copy at eleven twenty. She asked whether there was a form she should fill in to report the loss. I gave her the stores form. It asks for the purchase price and the department account to be charged.
She put down thirty-nine cents. Then she asked for another form.
There is no other form in this office.
At the foot, in blue ink:
Receipt initial still outstanding. D.M.S., 10 Oct.