Memorandum, October 1, 1935

October 1, 1935. C& C 1539 Burricelli V. U. S. Radium Corp. 1. Mr. Emmerglick says that the plaintiff was examined by Dr. Martland who is interested in the case. That is the reason why he has taken it. Plaintiff has had three pieces of bone taken out of her head. These have been examined for radio-activity by Dr. Martland and he has found plaintiff radio-active. 2. Emmerglick is willing to have Dr. Flinn make the general tests for madio-activity. This can be done at Dr. Martland's office in the Newark City Laboratory. We will probably have to ask Dr. Martland's consent, however. We should also have a general practitioner like Dr. Brothers make a complete physical examination. It may be we also want to take some X-rays, although probably Dr. Martland has had X-rays taken and we can examine those. 3. Emmerglick says that he heard that Judge Forman has practically finished his opinion in the La Porte case and that he, Emmerglick, has arranged for financing of an appeal in the event that the decision is adverse to him. He is not sure, however, that he will be successful in financ- ing the appeal. 4. We have twenty days or unt il October 21, 1935 in which to answer or otherwise move with respect to the equity e omplaint. 5. None of the insurance companies have answered the Radium Company's letter re institution of equity