Letters Received to H.H. Barker, October 8, 1929

Columbia University EPIDEMIOLOGY Opllege of and Surgem INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE 632 WEST 168T STREET, NEW YORK PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION OCT 101929 SANITARY SCIENCE INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH Oct 8 1929 lr. H.H. Barker, U.S. Radium Company, New York City, N.Y. Dear Mr. Barker: I am enclosing a letter from Dr. Schlundt that will explain itself. We ean take your girls any morning next week if you will call me and let me know when they will come. Our little girl up here is not doing very well and I am not very hope- ful of the final outcome. I have consulted some of the best mon in the city on jaw troubles and after looking at the case have advised me not to have any operation performed. There is some sequestrum forming which would be encouraging if it were not for the general condition of the bone all through the face. I heard sub-rosa that there were two or three new cases appearing among some of the old girls in Conn. The Government start in with there examination next week at Waterbury Sincerely line yours dench B. Flum Frederick B. Flinn