Letters Received to C.B. Lee, April 5, 1934

TELEPHONE JOHN 4-3310 NEW YORK OFFICE APR 6 1934 60 JOHN STREET CASUALTY CLAIM DEPARTMENT GEORGE W. PESINGER NEW YORK, RESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT April 5th 1934. In Re: NYC-75060 Lucy M. Sullivan vs: Radium Luminous Material Corps of Delaware Mr. C. B. Lee, President, United States Radium Corp., 535 Pearl Street, New York City. Dear Sir:- We acknowledge the receipt of your letter March 28th and copies of the summons and complaint in the action brought against you in the United States District Court, District of New Jersey by Lucy M. Sullivan, for damages on account of injuries alleged to have been sustained while in your employ. You will recall the meeting Dec. 16th 1930 in the office of the Aetna Life Insurance Company at which time it was understood we would not defend any suit or suits for damages brought subsequent thereto, therefore we have not requested Messrs. Edwards & Smith to file their appearance as attorneys of record. This letter is written merely as an acknow- ledgment of your communication, and also of our will- ingness to assume any liability fully covered under the New Jersey Workmen's Compensation Policy issued to you and in force during any part of the period of Lucy M. Sullivan's employment. Yours very truly, NEW AMSTERDAM CASUALTY co. By: Resident President. Geo. W. Pesinger Vice GWP/MDC