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    1944 Lansdale To Tolman Re Bohrs

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    1. A surveillance report noted that the father and son, the Einsteins, appeared absent-minded and engrossed in themselves, paying little attention to external influences like traffic lights or signs as they walked, proceeding without stopping as if in the woods. On one occasion they crossed an intersection against a red light, taking the longest possible route and one of greatest danger. 2. The Einsteins will be visiting Washington D.C. soon, and the author suggests tactfully suggesting to them that they be more careful in traffic.

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    1. A surveillance report noted that the father and son, the Einsteins, appeared absent-minded and engrossed in themselves, paying little attention to external influences like traffic lights or signs as they walked, proceeding without stopping as if in the woods. On one occasion they crossed an intersection against a red light, taking the longest possible route and one of greatest danger. 2. The Einsteins will be visiting Washington D.C. soon, and the author suggests tactfully suggesting to them that they be more careful in traffic.

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    1. A surveillance report noted that the father and son, the Einsteins, appeared absent-minded and engrossed in themselves, paying little attention to external influences like traffic lights or signs as they walked, proceeding without stopping as if in the woods. On one occasion they crossed an intersection against a red light, taking the longest possible route and one of greatest danger. 2. The Einsteins will be visiting Washington D.C. soon, and the author suggests tactfully suggesting to them that they be more careful in traffic.

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    1944 Lansdale To Tolman Re Bohrs

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    1. A surveillance report noted that the father and son, the Einsteins, appeared absent-minded and engrossed in themselves, paying little attention to external influences like traffic lights or signs as they walked, proceeding without stopping as if in the woods. On one occasion they crossed an intersection against a red light, taking the longest possible route and one of greatest danger. 2. The Einsteins will be visiting Washington D.C. soon, and the author suggests tactfully suggesting to them that they be more careful in traffic.

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    S ~br"ary 19/./, :

    IB,IORA."'DU': :'O~( ; Dr. 1. c . tolJrtar:.


    Office OJ Scientific tecearc:h I: Uevel.opnent ,
    lta,sbin;., toon . !). :: .

    1. At. tha r-oncl'Jsiorl of il l'ec~t report ~r tt,,,


    ~JrveiUanc3 of the :"'\-". 5. the roporUnc aecnt mnde the !ollow-
    int c
    "Botb the fathe r and eon s "pear to be extr(!llely aLaent- m1.nded
    indiviwlals, en!ros~&d in the<:nselves, and ":0 sbout.. p&yi:l6 lit-
    tle attention to any e.-(ternal 1nrluP-Mes . As they did a creat
    deal of' walkinr. this A,:;ent t,att oC'cs"Iion sPf'!'ld consld~rable
    time behind ': ~6lI and ot)ce rYo t~at ! t 'YrllS rare 1&.en ei the::, of
    the., Faid much attcntie>n to !:top ll;o:hts or 8~nt(", ......:t ,roooed-
    "!'J on their WA:r l"'J,ch the !1ll.'I<> as if the:.r nre 1I1llldnc; in the
    'Wnods . O'l ono N'ca,ion, ,'.bjects r:'Oc~ded ac ..'I')ss a bt:~:. :.,-
    tcra8ction &&ainst the red llr ht i:- a <H_~onal <':'I:>:...:.on, tak-
    toe the lcn£;~st rfl'lte pos :slble 3nd O:'le Q: [;~<: atcst d8n£,i'T' . ~~
    resourceful work of At,l:I!"It l:aiers in 1">10c"1'1.(; out OM half
    of the stream of sut.o::lob1.1e t raffic with hi:: r.ar prcvGo'1t ec
    their possibly i ncurrl nt serlous injuxy in tt.!~ ';':J.staroCt . 1t

    2. I umerlltand that t.~ E,i.{e rs ldll :>e 10'1 'lf~::JhiIli:ton


    in the nesr !u ture, at wt1ch tire yo'!.! ull unquestionably see
    ..:c . I·e 1;ht:r -¢O)~ _ ~~ p-.-t-.i.tseJ.L, ld.-
    rru.;;:iata a tact!'.!l 9un::estlon froC! you to thenl that. they lIto:alcl
    be 1II0l'f! careful i."I traffic .

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