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OCR Page 1 of 2April 29, 1924.
Dr. Harry L. Alexander,
1019 Broad Street,
Newark, New Jersey.
Dear Harry:
Thanks for your letter of the 25th with your opinion of
Dr. Barry. It is of groat value to me at the moment.
Mr. H. B. Viedt of the United States Radium Corporation
will communicate with you shortly after you receive this
letter and will bring certain individuals to you for X-ray
plates of the hands. Will you do your best to get very good
ones and hold them until I come in Wednesday or Thursday
week? I shall want to settle down in your laboratory and
do a lot of blood counts and smear examinations, and hope
that Paddock can tolerate this intrusion. I look forward
to seeing you and am interested that even at this late date
we are still getting some pneumonia at Franklin.
Sincerely yours,
Cecil K. Drinker, M.D.
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