Letters Received to Howard H. Barker [H.H. Barker], April 3, 1930

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY APR 5 1930 1000 MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE OF THE DEAN Apr il 3,1930 Mr. Howard H. Barker, U. S. Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York City Dear Barker: I was much surprised to learn through your letter of March 27 that the trial set for March 25 had resulted in a mistrial. The papers out here carried none of this. I note that you expect to go ahead in the week of Apr il 22. Owing to the fact that I am leaving today for Atlanta and that the entire trip will keep me away about ten days, I do not foresee that it would be possible for me to take another trip in April. I regret very much that things have turned out this way and that I cannot be of more assistance to you. If I were nearer New York, it would be a simple matter but as it is, it does not seem advisable for me to plan two long trips so close together. Wishing you the best of success, Sincerely yours, S. C Lind S. C. Lind, Director. SCL/CS