Letters Received to Mr. Lee [C.B. Lee], September 28, 1926

Columbia Unitersity Opliege of and Sirgeons EPIDEMIOLOGY 437 WEST 59TH STREET, NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH SANITARY SCIENCE Sept 28 19261 Mr Lee United States Radium Company New York City, N.Y. My dear Mr Lee: When I first read your " Better Health by Natural Means", I thought the paragraph on Page 9 was a little strong, and it affected several other men to whem I showed the article in the same way. It would seem that you could insert the same facts, perhaps in e little different way, on page 4. Coming under your discug- sion of springs, it would not soem so strong or objectionable to a medical man. As it is now one feels that you are insinuating that the radon-izer will cure all of the ailikents mentioned though you qualify it in the succeeding remarks. What you have to guard against if you do not want to have your appara- tus receive unfaverable remarks from the American Medical Association is to avoid any claims of ouro. I am enclosing an article that just came in and indicates what things you will have to guard against in your literature. Yours indunch truly B.Chumi Frederick B. Flinn