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OCR Page 1 of 2June 13, 1924.
Dr. Cecil K. Drinicer,
Haxvard UniversitySchool of Public Health,
55 Vou Dyke St.
Boston,
Mass.
Dear Dr. Drinicer:
Your letter of the 12th arrived this morning.
Yesterday afternoon I recoived quite a voluminous report from Mr.
Viedt which makes me more than ever desirous of running over to Boston
to see you.
liis report is in such groat disagreement with your
conclusions that I believe it is a matter for caroful consideration,
but prefer discussion to voluminous correspondence.
In the moantine, he is in so far as possible,
carrying out your recomendations, but apperently believes that this
will in no way alter conditions.
After you hove the results with animals, it is
probably that I shall be in a position to leave here and will them
visit you in Boston.
Cordially,
President.
ARoeder-HV
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