Letters Received to H.H. Barker, April 10, 1929

Dr. Craver approves but thinks 35 is rather high for a house call. DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE FIRST AVENUE AND 28TH STREET Mr. H.H. Barker, NEW YORK Apr: il 10, 1929. U.S. Radium Corp., 535 Pearl Street, New York City. APR 131928 My dear Dr. Barker : I endl ose a series of bills from Dr. Humphries to which I will give the approval of the Commission. On the whole these charges are moderate considering the 1 ong attentions which Dr. Humphries has given. He reports that Miss Schaub is still at the Convalescent Home at Cornwall. She is much improved and able to get about again, although her deformity is increased. Mrs. McDonald is in rather bad shape at the present and if she does not soon improve, she should be admitted to the hospital for a few weeks where she can be properly cared for. I saw Dr. Krumbhaar in Chicago April lst, and he agreed that we should issue no formal report on our findings. He also agreed to tell Mr. Berry that we could not approve of any activity on his part which led to publicity Sincerely ours James Ewing