Letters Sent, June 15, 1929

June 15th 1929. InRe: Radium Cases - Messrs. Collins & Corbin, 1 Exchanage Place, Jersey City, N.J. Gentlemen:- At the conference June 13th, it was agreed that Doctors Imboden and Steinert, examined the X-Tays of the claimants, their fee should be charged as a general expense, and the same decision also applies to the account of Dr. Schlundt, as was admitted that the doctors presence in the East was for the purpose of discussing all the cases. Three items relate to the case of Canfield and must be assumed by the New Amsterdam Cas. Co. and Globe Indemnity Co. as follows: Harry Schirmer $65.00 Dr. Brothers 25.00 Wm. J. McCarthy 262.00 Of these the New Amsterdam Casualty Go. paid a share of the last and we therefore enclose draft to your order of $45.00 covering its 50% share of the first two. Apparently we are liable under the agreement to advance 1/5 of the following account. Your statement dated May 3lst in the matters of Metz & Tuck - - $ 610.64 Drs Imboden & Steintrt 200.00 Dr. Schlundt 281.06 Expense account Mr. Markley 44.00 # Edwards & Smith 44.00 $ 1179.70 We also enclose herewith draft value $235.94 covering our share of the above items as per agreement. Yours very truly, Copy sent to Edwards & Smith NEW AMSTERDAM OASUALTY 00. 11 98 # globe Indemnity Co. # II # By: Aetna Life Insur.Co. Geo W Pesinger # # # U. S. Radium Corp. Resident Vice President GWP/MDC