Letters Sent to Dr. William L. Clark, June 4, 1926

June 4, 1926. Dr. William L. Clark, 2215 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Dear Dr. Clark: I met Dr. Frederick B. Flinn of Columbia on the train this morning and he toldme that he had had a letter from you some time back commenting on bone necrosis. Dr. Flinn is making a very extensive investigation of the so-called "Radium jaw necrosis.' He referred to some X- Ray pictures thet you had made following through necrosis in cases that had come from heavy radiation, and he suggested that I write you to asic whether you would be willing to lend him a set of these pictures. lle wants to compare them with those taken of infectious conditions and others. Dr. Plinn is preparing a report on his exhaustive investigation, and I am sure it will interest you. I will send you a copy when I receive one. It has been very disappointing that I have not had a chance to run over to Philadelphia as I have been looking forward to seeing you. What are your plans for the Summer ? Are you going back to the bungalow ? Best regards to you all. Yours truly, ARoeder-104