Letters Sent to Josiah Stryker, March 29, 1926

Herch 29, 1936. Josich Stryler, o/o Lindabury, Depue A Prudential Building, 763 Brood stroet, N. J. Dens Mr. Stryitor: To annwer your of 37th, a of montha ago. 1br. Medlynn, Lee, and myself enlled on Dr. W. 011mm Thompson, 17 flest 53rd Street, Hew Torle Dr. Thommon is woll for infustrin] vorle Sn industry, and I bolieve doss a grent donl for the Standard osl Compony. At that time, Dr. Thorapson thot he wonla get in touch with Dr. thom he thought would be very valuable to us of his wão exporience and of his resenrah froilities. Dr. Flinn is associated with University, the College of and Burgaons, in the Inntitute of tublie Tonlth. To le a non of the häghest type. After lenving It. 2hompson's office, while walling dom Säxth Avenue, I discassed this with lix. end he soid to procced. Tater it was quate apparent that Dr. Thompson coula not contribute os moch to the situation as Dr. and Flinn was contimed snd Tr. Thompson discontimied. The only expenses that vore ineurred for the Insurnce Commany wore the first conferonce wäth Dr. Thompson and his prelininary report, which added nothing to the Imowlodge of the situntion; the bill from Dr. Flinn, whose worlt 10 mosterful and who has industriously gashed hão &nvestigation over a period of a mubbor of months and incidentally hon chorged only for hie ezpensen; and in addition on item chazged by the Ingersoll Wateh Compeny, Ltd. of° london for en Investimation on thore n't the ausgestion of Dr. Flinn and from which valuable deta was received. The Thompon bill is $250.00 Dr. Flinn's item is - - 1,653.00 the necount with \London is 114. 14 S. for which we hold a receipt. Yours traly, t Pres Ment. sent a Authbiate