Letters Sent to Josiah Stryker, October 14, 1925

October 14, 1925. lir. Josiah Stryker, c/o Lindabury, Depue & Faulks, Prudential Bulding, 763 Brond St., Newark, N. J. Dear lir. Stryker: Inclosed is a copy of letter recoived from It. Flimn. It requires somo attention. It saens to me that 1fr. MeGlyn would be the best man to handle the Hospital situation and when I ses Dr. which I hope to do before the end of the woel: I will suggest thot ho balto up the matter of the Plon's work personally in do-oporation with lir. Viedt of course. In the meantine, I en sending a copy of Dr. Flimn's letter to Ur. Vielt. I em also sending a copy of a menorandum just received from Mr. Barker. He indicates a line of investication that seems to me to he very important. Dr. Fiela is dne back in New Xozk soon and I will try to get in touch with hira in rogard to further investi- gation into the use of Mesothorium internally. While Dr. Tield has not used such preparations because in this country we have almays used Badixm, he is doubtless familiar with vorle done abrord vhere Nesothoriun is freely, 11 not generally, employed. Yours truly, President. ARoedex-FM Inclosures.