Letters Sent to Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, April 17, 1926

April 17, 1926. Dr. Frederick B. Tlinn, 0/0 Columbia University, College of Physicians & Surgeons, 437 West 59th St., New York City. Dear Dr. Flinn: Thanks for your note of the 16th. I was planning to get together with you before this, but have postponed phoning principally for two reasons: I heard that you were going to Chicago to malce examination of Radium Dial Company's operators, which should add quite a number to the list examined, and I was also waiting for final word in regard to the suits. After you have returned from Chicago will probably be soon enough. On your return, will you phone me so that we can arrange a meeting ? Up until the time that the Standard Chemical Company, parent of the Radium Dial, arranged to represent the Belgian radium producers in this country, the Dial Company I believe used consequential amounts of Mesothorium in the manufacture of luminous powders. You will probably want to get this data, which perhaps might be overlooked if you did not ask for it because the Belgian agency extends two or three years back. I am glad we sent you the check since the insurance company is waiting for action on the suits before settling up. Yours truly, President.