Document 37pna1Baj172YDpaGjGdvgB4D

Mr* A.fi*h)diOQtt, iiurw?* Harvard aniversi ty. Bear Mr. liia6$5 jr. V'V ..^V- It is entirely proper to makethe transfer of #3000. from the Lead Fund totheMassachueette General Hospital, this being nosey speoifioelly gives for the purpose of main taining lead patients in the wards for study in this particular investigation. I therefore'request that this transfer of #3000. to the Massachusetts Oeneral Hospital be made* X would also request the following! On November 20 Mr. Thompson instructed your offioe tp apply #300* from the Morgan fund to theDepartment of Bacteriology* X find now that thatfund was really given in the beginning to fir* fiangdon frothin^iam, had ia still supposed to be at hie service*' Ido not feel from what I now learn th&t we can proper2^r employ it so long ae fir* Frothingham wishes to use it* Ke does so wish at present* I therefore request that the whole incase of the Morgan fund be made available for fir* fiangdon Frbthingham's use, and that the $300* from this assigned to the Department of ' Bacteriology be covered from the general funds* * \ Very truly yours, - DLE/mvl HSf , ' 'V David L* gdsall. Dean., e : / :"\ X HARVARD UNIVERSITY (INTER-DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE SHEET) Cambridge, Massachusetts Jan. 10, 1924 Dr. D. L. Edsall Harvard Medical School Boston, Mass. Dear Dr. Edsall: I have received a request from Dr. Aub to transfer $3000 from the Lead Fund to the Massachusetts General Hospital, the $3000 being a part of the extra moneygiven this year by the National Lead Institute to the Lead Fund -which Dr. Aub says was given for the specific purpose of paying^hospital for keeping lead patients on the wards. It seems to me that I should have your approval before making this transfer, and if it is in order will you please advise me, Yours very^j^uly, ^ a l e /r b m Bursar ! xv N41871.01