Letters Received to A. Roeder, May 13, 1925

Limbabring Depue Faulhin Telephone Vo.1755 Mulberry Prichard Kindabury, Frederic FFaulks, J.Edward Ashmead, 763 Josich Stryher, REX John W. Bishop, In Newark Mg MAY=24 1925 Walter D Barker. May 13, 1925. James E 11.Jams, Purtis P. Horner, A. Roeder, President, 14 The U. S. Radium Corporation, STATES 30 Church St. New York City. GORP. Dear Mr. Roeder, I have your letter of the 12th inst. Do you wish me to send some one to interview Dr. Ives? If so, I can arrange to do so. In my judgment, it would undoubtedly be advisable to have some one interview him. You may recall that we discussed securing Dr. Martland at our conference on Monday of last week and agreed that it would be advisable to secure him. I do not know whether Mr. McGlynn has approached him or not. At all events, it would do no harm for Dr. Reitter to make inquiry. The report of Dr.Salls concerning the case of jaw necrosis in one of the watch fac- tories in the Connecticut Valley may or may not have any sig- nificance. I think it would be advisable for us to investigate it and learn all we can about it. I am sending a copy of your letter to Mr.McGlynn. Yours very truly,