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11 you WILL remember, tills 13 Case 111 you
us that Mrs. Saxer did not enter your employ until June,
1918, and our policy expired on November 4th, 1917. If this
were the correct situation, there could be no question that
we would not be interested in any adjustment of the
matter,
but from the testimonial examination which was had
subsequent-
ly, it would appear that Mrs. Saxer testified that she entered
your employ in the fall of 1917, and that she did packing for
a couple of months when she first entered, and for a month or
so did inspecting. It would therefore appear that even though
she did enter your employ in the fall of 1917, she was not
exposed to any radium for a period of about three months, so
that in any event we would not be one of the companies
interested because of the fact that there was no exposure
during the term of our policy, which, as stated above, expired
on the 4th day of November, 1917.
I will be pleased to hear from you if there is anything
further
in the matter that you wish to discuss with me.
With kindest regards, I remain
Very truly yours,
CSG:EW
A T T ORNE Y. Bay
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