Letters Sent to Josiah Stryker, August 23, 1927

August 23, 1925. Mr. Josiah Stryker, Lindabury, Depue and Faulks, Prudential Building, Neward, New Jersey. Dear Mr. Stryker: I am herewith sending you information which has been supplied to us by Dr. Frederick B. Flinn; first, facts in favor of thinking it was caused by radium paint; second, facts against thinking it was caused by radium paint; third, F. B. Flinn's association with radium research. The first two exhibits are in response to a request that we made of Dr. Flinn to give us some idea of what value he could be to us in combating our suits. The third exhibit represents Dr. Flinn's reaction to the bill of complaint in the cases of Fryer, Scheub and Hussman. You will probably be interested in reading over these documents prior to our meeting on Thursday. Dr. Flinn advises that he shall be glad to attend this meeting, and, in order that he may be thoroughly posted as to the progress that we have made up to date, I am sending a copy of the angwers so far drafted to the bill of complaint for his study. Very truly yours, HHBarker: MB VICE-PRESIDENT.