Letters Sent to C.H. Granger, June 22, 1925

June 22, 1925. Mr. C. H. Granger, Superintendent, Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn. Dear Ur. Oranger: We most sincerely appreciate your letter of June 18 in which you express your willingness to assist in the present troublescme situation. I was informed this morning that the application by the other side to have the case advenced on the calendar was denied. It will, therefore, not come up until Fall and perhaps not until early next year. You will be kept informed and undoubtedly before the trial takes place we will discuss the case with you more completely Mr. Lee is going to New England tomorrow night and expects to see you in Waterbury. I am wondering whether in view of the present publicity, which to say the least is vicious, it would not be reaseuring rather than otherwise if you allowed Dr. Flinn to examine your operators. He has completed the worle at the Ansonia plant and finds no umisual condition whatever. Your spirit of cooperation is vonderful. I cannot thank you enough. Yours truly, President. ARoeder-HD