Newspaper Clipping, July 23, 1934

From: Tel. BOgardus 4-1729 ARGUS PRESSCLIPPING BUREAU OTTO SPENGLER, DIRECTOR 352 THIRD AVE., NEW YORK TERMS: Payable in advance $40-for 1000 clippings $12-for 250 clippings $22-for 500 clippings $6-for 100 clippings No time limit WE FILE NEW YORK DAILIES FOR 12 MONTHS ASK US ABOUT "THE BOOKSHELF SCRAP BOOKS." Sizes: 9x12, 11 x 14 and 18¹/² x 23¹/2. YORK EVE JUL 23 1934 GIRL PRESSES SUIT OVER RADIUM TAINT Attacks Firm's Attempt to Prove Illness Outlawed Special Dispatch to New York Post TRENTON, July 23.-The attempt of the United States Radium Corpo- ration to invoke the statue of lim- itations against a damage suit of a former employee in its Orange watch dial plant was attacked in an action filed in Federal Court here today. The case is that of Grace Lohne- finke of Bloomfield, former lumi- nous dial painter, who asks $200,000 damages. She became ill in 1924, but did not discover the cause of her disability until 1933, according to her suit. The corporation contends her ac- tion is outlawed by the statute of limitations. She has appealed to the Federal Court now for an in- junction to restrain the radium cor- poration from invoking the limita- tions clause, charging the corpora- tion misled her into withholding her damage suit until many years after her employment ended