Letters Sent to Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, July 26, 1927

July 26th,1927. Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, Gembrills, Maryland. Dear Doctor Flinn: We have been served with a bill in equity in the case of Orace Fryer versus this corporation, and a very important question from the standpoint of the defence is - whether her case was diamosed as Radium Poisoning previous to July 1925. Our impression is that in talking with you, you indicated that Dr. McCaffery considered this a case of radium poisoning, and according to Dr. Drinicer's report Dr. MeCaffery started to treat Miss Fryer some time in the early part of 1924. llow we wonder if you could find out from Dr. McCaffery what diagnosis he gave at the above mentioned time. If you can obtain this information we would much appreciate your giving it to us as soon as possible since we have but twenty (20) days in which to file our answer. We hate like the dickens to put you to all this trouble during vacation but you can rest assured that the matter is important, and that anything you can do will be more than appreciated. With best regards, I am Very truly yours, President. CBLee :RH