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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
MAY 24 1934
May 22, 1934
Mr. H. H. Barker
U. S. Radium Corporation
535 Pearl Street
New York City
My dear Barker,
Last fall the Maywood Chemical Works had Mr. Hill,
who is engaged in their mesothorium refining up to the
bromides, come to Columbia to be tested for radioactivity.
We found him to be entirely negative. We advised the
Maywood people to have this operator watched carefully
both as to blood count and electroscopic measurements.
We have no doubt that the Maywood Company would like to
have Mr. Hill measured again by me at the time I shall
be in New York City. What I wish to find out is whether
the U. S. Radium Corporation has the gamma-ray electro-
scope used by the U. S. Public Health Service and if you
have it conveniently available would you permit me to use
this instrument in making a test on Mr. Hill.
Let me say that I have a Wulf Quartz-fiber Gamma Ray
instrument of my own, but if I could avoid taking the in-
strument on the trip it would be a little convenience.
No doubt Dr. Flinn would be very glad to loan me the
old Gamma Ray instrument, but the drift of that instrument
is nearly 10 times that of the new instrument and one would
therefore be uncertain about the results obtained for a
microgram or two of radium.
With very kind regards, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Horman Sahlundt
Herman Schlundt
hs:ik
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"ocrText": "UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI\nCOLUMBIA\nDEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY\nMAY 24 1934\nMay 22, 1934\nMr. H. H. Barker\nU. S. Radium Corporation\n535 Pearl Street\nNew York City\nMy dear Barker,\nLast fall the Maywood Chemical Works had Mr. Hill,\nwho is engaged in their mesothorium refining up to the\nbromides, come to Columbia to be tested for radioactivity.\nWe found him to be entirely negative. We advised the\nMaywood people to have this operator watched carefully\nboth as to blood count and electroscopic measurements.\nWe have no doubt that the Maywood Company would like to\nhave Mr. Hill measured again by me at the time I shall\nbe in New York City. What I wish to find out is whether\nthe U. S. Radium Corporation has the gamma-ray electro-\nscope used by the U. S. Public Health Service and if you\nhave it conveniently available would you permit me to use\nthis instrument in making a test on Mr. Hill.\nLet me say that I have a Wulf Quartz-fiber Gamma Ray\ninstrument of my own, but if I could avoid taking the in-\nstrument on the trip it would be a little convenience.\nNo doubt Dr. Flinn would be very glad to loan me the\nold Gamma Ray instrument, but the drift of that instrument\nis nearly 10 times that of the new instrument and one would\ntherefore be uncertain about the results obtained for a\nmicrogram or two of radium.\nWith very kind regards, I remain,\nSincerely yours,\nHorman Sahlundt\nHerman Schlundt\nhs:ik"
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