Letters Received to Howard C. Barker [H.H. Barker], February 9, 1931

50 NORTH 21ST STREET TELEPHONES EAST ORANGE BOWLING GREEN 9 2160 New JERSEY ORANGE (N. J.) 3 7 7286 HENRY C. JOHNSTON, M. D. 79 JOHN STREET NEW YORK CITY FEB 10 1931 February 9, 1931. Mr. Howard C. Barker, U.S. Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Mr. Barker: I have just noted that in sending you the January bill for expenses, drugs, etc.) I did not inclose some of the receipts I have so I am forwarding them herewith. The patients seemed to be in satisfactory general condition at my last visit (although as I told you Mrs. Hussman's left chest was strapped on account of continuous pain she had in same) and since I have not heard from them I presume they are continuing all right--anyway I can state it is my belief that the treatment did not do them any apparent harm. It is my hope that they will show some encourag- ing result from the treatment and that in the end it may have been worthwhile to both parties. I trust that from clinical interest I will sometime be allowed to see some of the medical records, particularly such as X-Rays, in these cases. With regards, I am Singerely, HCJ/EKS P.S. I am inclosing a from clipping some therapeutic notes which may interest you.