Letters Sent to Josiah Stryker, February 8, 1928

February 2,1928. Mr. Josiah Stryker, c/o Lindabury, Depue & Faulks, Broad Street, Newark, N.J. Re: Freyer Vs. U. S.Radium Corporation #348G-LDF Dear Mr. Stryker: With further reference to your letter of January 26th, and our reply of the 28th: I have talked with both Mr. Cross and Mz. Roeder, and they both state that there is no truth in the statement, which Dr. Sochocky is supposed to have made to Mr. Berry. They say that Dr. Sechocicy never raised the question with either of them as to the possibility of any danger in the work as carried on in our Application Plant. There is another joker in this supposed state- ment by Sochocky: He complains that the water paste adhesive was more dangerous than the oil of rosemary, and that he tried to persuade us to use the Waterbury mixture, and of course infers that it was oil. Waterbury Clock Company has never used any other adhesivo than water paste, and is continuing to do so to this date, with the possible exception of some samples of rosemary oll which they have tied out. I shall attempt to see you the first of next weok to go over some recent developments. Very truly yours, President. CBLee:RI