Letters Sent to Albina Larice, October 25, 1933

Copen ms. to any u.s. October 25, 1933 Mrs. Albina Iarice, 463 Austin Place, Orange, N.J. Dear Mrs. Larice: As Dr. Ewing is away your bills from the Highland Pharmacy for the months of June, July and August have been referred to me for approval. On analyzing the statements I am sur- prised at the large amounts of some drugs and materials which are included. For example the bills show a total of 900 asáirin tablets, which means 10 tablets a day. Eighteen pints of alcohol, amounts to over 3 ounces of alcohol a day. Apparently five pounds of sodium sulphate was used. There is a powder blower at $2.00, the purpose of which I do not understand. All the amounts seem rather excessive and the question has come up repeatedly whether you should not take care of SL me of these expenditures out of your regular allowance from the Radium Corporation I am holding these bills for approval until I hear from you. Another matter is that as a member of the committee I am su posed to be in charge of your case, yet I see you very infrequently. Can you not manage to come over here at more regular intervals? Please try to make an appointment however before you come so that it will not be at some inconvenient time. OCT 26 1933 Very truly yours, Lloyd F. Craver Attending Physician hm