Letters Sent to Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, November 28, 1928

November 28th,1928. Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, College of Physicians & Surgenag, 632 W. 168th St., N.Y.O. Dear Dr. Flinn: Referring to your letter of November 27th, addressed to Dr. Herman Schlundt: I note in the first line of the data recorded which reads as follows - "June 1928 Standard 55-54 13' 23", that there ia a typographical error in the 55-54. Will you kindly give us the correct dato in this instance? In e recent conversation with Dr. Craver, rolative to the live girls, he signified a desire to study the X-ray plates of Mrs. Dumschott and Miss Dunn, and apparently prefers to take the matter up directly with the hospitals where the plates were prepared. I advised him that I thought he could get Mrs. Dumschott plates through Dr. Steiner of the Roosevelt Hospital, but could not give him the information with regard to Miss Dunn. I am wondering if you would be kind enough to advise me as to whom Dr. Craver should call upon at the Presbyterian Hospital in order to view these plests? Also who is the Doctor now attending Mrs. Dumschott, and who was the Doctor that attended Miss Dunn at the Presbyterian Hospital? I may call you on Friday morning for this information. Very truly yours, Vice President. HHBarker:RH