Letters Sent to E.A. Markley, May 20, 1935

May 20th, 1935. Mr. E. A, Markley, %Collins & Corbin, #1 Exchange P1., dersey City, N.J. Re* Radium Cases. 38-0-9087 Eva Annuszi 38-C-8817 Lucey Foire 38-0-12673 Edw. Bilton 1-C-509632 Mrs. James House 38-0-9778 Emily Marks 1-0-544868 James McDonald 38-0-11190 Nicolino (Columbia) 38-0-11317 John Norton 38-0-10357 Frederick Shalla 38-0-9789 Grace Ven Ness Dear lir. Markley: We have examined our files for the above referred to names, and beg to advise that we find only 4 employment records, account of same: N Edw. Hilton: Our employment record indicates that Edv. Hilton was employed by us as a porter. No dates are given on the employment record. Emily Marks was employed 9/6/18 as a stenographer, and 9/11/19 transferred to Pay Clerk. No other pertinent information given. Miss Columbia Nicolino's employment card shows she was engaged in packing, but the card does not state what type of packing she did. She apparently was employed in August of 1918. No date as to when she left our employment is given. Grace Van Ness was employed by us 12/1/18 as packer and leyout operator, and on March 18, 1920 transferred to inspection, and on September 20, 1920 transferred to practice painting. That constitutes the pertinent information given on the card. No date is given as to when she left our employment, or whether she was actually engaged in the operation of painting or not.