Letters Received to C.B. Lee, September 13, 1926

Cohmbia Unitersity Opllege of Ihpsicians and Sirgeons EPIDEMIOLOGY 437 WEST 59TH STREET, NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH give SANITARY SCIENCE Sept I3 1926 Mr C. B. Lee, Pres., United States Radium Corporation, New York City, N.Y. My dear Mr. Lee: I am in receipt of your check in payment for Miss Dunn's expenses. I have received no information as to what issue of the A.M.A Journal my article will appear. As soon as I learn anything I will let you know. It will give me great pleasure to have lunch with you any day that is agrreable to you. I ero are several things that I want to talk over with you. I pro- sume that the matter of further research has been dropped. Miss Dunn is not in very good shape and it is going to be a long fight for her. At present she is very weak and can hardly walk across the room. But she had a very bad case of infection in the antrum and we hope for a great improvement now that we have performed an operation. Yours very truly Inden ch B.Vhimi