Letters Sent to Albina Larice, June 19, 1946

June 19, 1945 Mrs. Albine Larice, 607 Nassau Street, Orange, N. J. Dear Mrs. Larice: Thia will confirm our conversation by telephone regarding your coming to New York for an examination by Dr. Craver and also stopping at Dr. Currence's for & blood sample. The address of Dr. Currence is 8.5 follows: Dr. John D. Currence 330 West 42nd Street, New York City This is in the McGraw-Hill building and the most convenient time to arrive for the blood sample would be somewhere around a quarter past or half past nine ofolock in the morning. The office is open five days a week. For the blood sample to have any meaning, it should be taken before you have had your breakfast. So, therefore, please come without breakfast and then you can have breakfast before going on to see Dr. Craver. Dr. Currence's office is on the 16th floor, convenient to the elevators. Any time during the next weak or ten days which is convenient to Dr. Craver and yourself will be satisfactory with Dr. Currence. The best means of getting to New York would be for your husband to bring you over and, of course, we will be perfectly willing to pay him for the day. Thanking you for your cooperation in this matter, I am, Cordially yours, President CBLeesrkh cc: Dr. Craver Dr. Currence