Letters Sent to Chas. Stockdell Gray, March 11, 1930

March 11th,1930. Globe Indemnity Co., 20 Washingon Place, Newark, N.J. Att'n Mr. Ches. Stockdell Gray Dear Mr. Gray: In accordance with the understanding arrived we at Smith's office in Jersey City yesterday afternoon, the order of in Mr. sent check to Mr. Smith made to represents have this and morning Berry in the amount of $8000.00, which against the full Potter settlement and satisfaction of the Canfield case United States Radium Corporation. understood that the New Amsterdam Casualty Company, and the It Globe is Indemnity Company, will each send us a checic for 1/3 of the $8000.00 above mentioned. wish to go on record that we do not recognize Amsterdam the method of an equitable one, and therefore, our in way division We proposed by Mr. Pesinger, of the New contri- Casualty Company, towards as the settlement of the above case to denand is no contri- buting 1/3 prejudicials to our right coverage. to butions be interpretated from the Insurance as Companies involved based on Very truly yours, President. CBLee:RH