Letters Received to C.B. Lee, November 14, 1927

The Tranders The Travelers. Insurance Company The Travelers Indemnity Empany The Travelers. Tire Insurance Company Martford Connecticut PHONE BOWL. GRN. 3100 FIFTY-FIVE JOHN STREET BRANCH OFFICE 55 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. November 14,1927. Mr. C. B. Lee, U. S. Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York Cityo Dear Mr. Lee: For your information I have prepared some data on the Travelers' plan of Wholesale Insurance that is quite comprehensive and an analysis of which I believe will convince you that it is a good thing for your organization. The cost is very small in comparison with the benefits extended to the employees. I would estimate that the annual premium for in- suring your eighteen employees for $1000. each would not exceed $200. In adopting such a plan, you will demonstrate that you have a real interest in the welfare of the employees and their families. The consequent return in a better spirit of co-operation much more than offsets the small premium outlay. If you would furnish me with a list of ages, I would be in position to give you an exact cost computation and would be very glad to confer with you at any time in the working out of a definite plan for the U. S. Radium Corporation. Yours very truly, Otto A. Hendrian. JONN Sr Bill the