Letters Received to Clarence B. Lee [C.B. Lee], January 7, 1936

"AMERICA FORE" SURETY LINES CASUALTY LINES FIDELITY BLANKET COURT CONTRACT FIDUCIARY The litelity: and (asually (ompany of Nowlork ACCIDENT BANKERS HEALTH LIABILITY COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE BURGLARY DEPOSITORY ROBBERY OFFICIAL THEFT CUSTOMS ERNEST STURM CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD FRANCHISE EXCISE jais in 1936 PLATE GLASS REVENUE ELEVATOR LICENSE BERNARD M.CULVER PRESIDENT BOILER ENGINE MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS AVIATION 80 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK CITY January 7, 1936. Mr. Clarence B. Lee, President, United States Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York, New York. Dear Mr. Lee: Our conversation on the train was not for- gotten and the authority of whom I spoke is Mr. H. R. Northrup, Director of the Workmen's Compensation Bureau of the Associated Industries of Missouri, his office being in the Railway Exchange Building at St. Louis. If you will state your problem to him I feel reasonably sure that he has in his possession a wealth of material which should be valuable for your purpose. One of these days, if your permission will be granted, I would like very much to look over the plant you are operating, being especially interested because of our association with the Pioneer Instru- ment Company's compensation insurance. Cordially yours, H. S. ROBINSON, Superintendent, Compensation & Liability Dept. HSR:MCM