Letters Sent to Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, July 20, 1925

July 20, 1925. Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 437 West 59th Ste, New York City. Dear Dr. Flinn: In view of your note of the 15th, there is no necessity for our meeting this I vill malte a note, bherefore, to phone you the first part of next week in the hope that you will be able to join me for luncheon then. In the meantime, I am sending along in confidence a copy of a letter received by the Waterbury Clock Company from the Ingersoll Watch Company, Ltd., London. The writer of this letter, Mr. Daniells, is well posted on luminous compounds and a pioneer in their use comercially, It seems to me that his statements are of considerable importance. It also occurred to me that because of the publicity recently given to the death of Villa, the prize fighter in Los Angeles, it would be interesting to secure a report on his case. It apparently was jas necrosis. If you think well of this idea, you can doubtless learn the name of the physicien in charge and communicate with him. Cordially, President. ARoeder-FM End