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OCR Page 1 of 6LINDABURY, DEPUE & FAULKS
FREDERIC J. FAULKS
J. EDWARD ASHMEAD
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JOSIAH STRYKER
PRUDENTIAL BUILDING
JOHN w. BISHOP,JR.
MULBERRY 1755
WALTER D. BARKER
763 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N.J.
JAMES E.M.TAMS
BURTIS s. HORNER
December 5, 1925.
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A. Roeder, President
United States Radium Corp.
HORD
30 Church Street,
New York City, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Roeder:
Several days ago Mr. McGlynn came to see me and
said that Mr. Kalisch had indicated to him that he was
willing to settle the oase of Margaret Carlough, the case
of her sister which has not yet been started, and the Kuser
case: and this morning I have a letter from Mr. McGlynn
in which he states that Mr. Kalisch will settle the Carlough
ease for $10,000, her sister's case for $1,000. , and the
Kuser case for $500. or a total of $11,500.
When Mr. McGlynn first mentioned the question of
settlement to me, I asked him how much the insurance company
would be willing to pay toward the settlement of the Carlough
case in order to effect I settlement. He said he had not
taken up the matter with the insurance company, but that
he had no doubt that it would be willing to make a substantial
contribution because the expenses of trial would be very heavy.
This is the matter which I desired to disenss with
you last evening, and under these circumstances the advisa-
bility of settling these cases should be given serious con-
sideration.
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