Letters Sent to H.H. Barker, April 12, 1928

April 12, 1928 Mr. H. He Barker United States Radium Cornoration 535 Pearl Street New York My dear Barker: It has baken considerable maneuvering on my part to arrange my schedule here 30 as to be with you in Tew York City by the week beginning April 22. You see the American Chomicol Bociety meets in Stl Louis the waek berinning April 16 and I expect to be down there for two days at least. I shall see both Dr. Moore and Dr. Lind. The Secretary of our local section hos invited Dr. Moore to opme to Colum- bia on Friday, April 80 to suenti to our section and I had already in- vited Dr. and Mrs. Moore to be our house caests during their visit to Columbia. In order for mas to be with you on the morning of April 22, it will be nedessary to leave Columbda at four o'clock on Friday and I think that my rlans now are completa to this end. In your letter you did nos say whet 101 you wished to have Dr. Moore present at the tests on Sunday as well as mysolf. In case he is to be there too, it means that he will not come to Co- lumbia on the 20. I noticed that the Amorican Aloctro-Chemical Society will moet in Bridgeport on April 36, 7, 8. I hope that Dr. Lind, Dr. Moore, and myself will get an opportunity to run over to Bridgeport for a day at least and I hope that you will go with us. In case any changes como up in your program for the week of April 22, please advise by wire 30 that we, may make our plans at this end promptly With very kind regards, I remain Sincerely yours, HS b