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UNITED STATES RADIUN CORPORATION - THE
LUMINITE CORPORATION V. EDNA HUSSMAN
Report of Elizabeth C. Lewis
April 21, 1928.
Edna Hussman:
not brought within the Statute of Limitations. Second place, they
cannot recover under the Compensation Law, no injuries were sus-
tgined. Third place, if they do over-rule the question of the
Statute of Limitations it is only going to work hardships on other
Corporations", and for this reason he feels they have not one
chance of winning. Mrs. Hussman said, "Well, Louis, you know
several of the doctors have been bought, but we instituted our
suit before the time was out. lity case is the only one within the
law". Mr. Hussman replied, "Well, I hope you do win out, but
don't take it to heart if you lose". Mrs. Hussman said the
Radium Company tried to have the cases thrown out of court, but
Judge Backes would not consent to same. They all feel Judge
Backes will do everything he can in their favor.
A middle-aged man entered the room whom they introduced
as Hussman's father, Mr. William Bolz, who makes his home
with the Hussman's. Mr. Bolz said "I have been listening to your
conversation. I was down to the Compensation Court the other day
and I happened to mention Edna's case to one of the big men and
this man said it would be a tough proposition to overcome the
question of the Statute of Limitations. For this reason he did
not think any of the girls would have any chance of collecting un-
less there would be a groat deal of public sympathy aroused and
with the public with them, they would be able to overcome anything.
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