Memorandum to Edward Ingraham, October 21, 1926

October 21st, 1926. PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL Mr. Rdwerd Ingraham, Purchasing Agent, The E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn. Dear Mr. Ingrahant- Thanks for the clioping enclosed in your letter of October 20th. We knew of this case, but had seen no publicity until your clipping arrived. Por your information, I may say that tipa Taterbury people had an axhaustive excimination mode of their girls on Monday and Tuesday of this week. I will have more information by the latter part of the weels According to present plans, I expect to be in Bristol Tednesday, October 27th, at which time I should be in a posi- tion to give you complete information. Referring to the last paragraph in your letter, we can not understand how anyone could sell a radium dial clock for $1.00 retail. So far as our information, and we feel that we are well posted, there are none of the American concerns using a lower grade on radium dials than Undarle "L". It is true that there are some foreign clocks imported from time to time of a very low grade dial, and it may be that some of these have been sold as low as $1. each. We shall endeavor to che this point and if we find any information of interest, will 0 tainly pass it along to you. Yours truly, President. CBLEE: OB