Letters Received, May 29, 1930

ACCIDENT AND LIABILITY DEPARTMENT ATTALIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THE AETTA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK OFFICE OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. TELEPHONE - BEEKMAN 9000 JOHN S. TURN, VICE PRESIDENT-GENERAL MANAGER MORGAN B. BRAINARD, PRESIDENT. CLAIM DEPARTMENT BURTONE EMORY, MANAGER LEE G. INGRAHAM, 100 WILLIAM STREET ASST. MANAGER NEW YORK, N. Y., May 29, 1930. United States Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York City. Summer 1917 to more on april 1921 Gentlemen: In re: 1-C-517716 Mrs. Ruth Saxer (Nee Ruth Winters) vs. United States Radium Corporation. We have your letter of the 26th and duplicate of one written to the Globe Indemnity co., the New Amsterdam Casualty co. and the American Mutual, regarding possible claim by the above named. We are writing collins & Corbin suggesting the advisability of their calling a conference of the various companies involved together with yourself, to discuss this case and any other matters relating to the general situation which may come up. In the meantime we assume you will be able to ascertain from your records exactly when laimant was employed by you. This would seem necessary in order that the various insurance companies interested can determine the question of co verage. We do not know at the present time whether claimant was mployed during the period our policy was in force, but we hereby notify you that because of the delay in reporting the occurrance and the indefiniteness of the whole situation, we cannot assume your liability unconditionally. We will be glad to cooperate with the other carriers interested in this particular matter and advise you at a later date after available data has been secured, of our decision regarding an assumption of a pro-rata share of the costs and expenses. BEE )MC Yours very truly, Burlaint Emany