Letters Sent to Dr. Frederick B. Flinn, September 14, 1925

September 14, 1925, Dr. Trederick B. Flinn, Columbia University, College of Physiciens and Surgeons, 437 West 59th St., New York City. Dear Dr. I am very glad indeed to have your letter of September 11. The list of questions will be sent to-day to Mr. Viedt at the Plant who is in a better position to give you the information than I am. I think that he ean answer them all except the last, and about this I am writing to our attorneys. Just this morning to letters have come in from lix. Deniells in London. I am enclosing the originals having acknowledged receipt of these to lix. Daniells. Apparently the luminous material application wark has a pretty clean bill of health generally. I am coming back from the Beach next Friday and soon after, at the suggestion of our lawyers, we want to meet to diseuss the preparation of the defense and one meeting will be technical. I guess that my house in Orange, 467 Lincoln Avemue, is as convenient as any, assuming that an evening session is agreeable to everybody. I will get in touch with you about this a little later. Cordially, President. ARoeder-HDI Inclosures.