Roll Away Your Foot Troubles:

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LANG Foot & ARCH NORMALIZER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA

December 13, 1940

Dr. Borrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I received the damagged machine which you returned. The

new one to act as a replacement you must have received
by this time.

The mechine which you returned was not made properly in
that the base was too long for the roller and therefore th
the roller did not engage but one half the width of the
fibre track and cut it in two. We had one other machine

to act this same way so our record is not so bad. We now

try to be extremely careful to have the rollers and bases
cut the exact length recuired.

I will wager that you cant wear out this new machine in
ten years time. I am hoping to get in a couple of checks
before 4mas but collections are very slow.

I just received a letter from one New York Physician who
said that he requisitioned the City for six Normalizers
for his Physical Therapy Department. Despite the fact that
many Physicians use them the American Medical Association
will not accept it as approved. They are a tough crowd.

With kindest regards, I am,
Sincerely yours,

WL

Frederick W. Lang