Letters Received to Mr. Lee [C.B. Lee], July 10, 1926

Columbia Unitersitp College of and Surgenn EPIDEMIOLOGY INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE 437 WEST 59TH STREET, NEW YORK PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH SANITARY SCIENCE July IO I926 Mr Lee United Statos Radium Corporation New York City, New York. Dear Mr Lee: You may be interested to knos that the Journal of the American Medical Association has accepted my article for publisation. Miss Dunn is getting along as well as we can expect. We gave her a blood transfusion on July Ist and she has shown a marked improva- mont since then. Clinically she is very much better. We are carrying on an elimination truatment and hope that as her generall condition improves that the jaw condition will disappear. A small operation was performed on her jaw last Thursday. I think we can put hor back in good shape again. = We made a test on Miss Fryer one of your old girls, - the one that had been in the Reconstruction Hospital-and found her to be electro- positivs. She was sent to ma by Dr McCaffroy. I think that after we know a a little about our elimination method I may suggest that she be given this same treatment. I want to congratulate you on your promotion. Give my regards and congratulation to Mr Roeder when you see him. Sinceroly Gudench Froderick B. Flinn