Letters Sent to Dr. Herbert N. McCoy, July 2, 1928

July 2nd, 1928. Dr. Herbert N. McCoy, Lindsay Light Company, 161 E. Grand Ave. Chicago, Ill. Dear Dr. McCoy: I trust that you will pardon us for not writing you sooner, but there have been so many urgent demands during the past two months that we have simply neglected doing so. No doubt you have noticed by the papers that the suits which were pending agninst US in New Jersey have been settled. A Committee of three physicians has been appointed to take charge of these cases to really determine if the conditions claimed were due to radium. or course, it will probably be several months before any definite decision is reached by the Committee. You will recall that you rendered an opinion to us on Dr. Drinker's original report made to us in June 1924. We have paid you nothing in the way of compensation for your services in this connection and we invite you to render us an invoice accordingly. Your interest in this whole matter has been encouraging to us, and it is quite possible that at sone later date we shall wish to avail ourselves of your further advice, as undoubtedly other cases will arise if any encouragement at all can be gained from the final opinion of the Committee of physicians. Trusting that this finds both you and Mrs. Mc Coy enjoying Galifornia, and with personal regards, we wish to remain Sincerely yours, CBLee:RH President. Note: We are forwarding this to your old address asking that it be sent on to you, as we do not know your present one.