Letters Sent, November 9, 1926

COPY Congleton, Staliman & Hoover, 810 Broad Street, Newark, N.J. November 3th, 1928. United States Radium Corporation, 535 Pearl Street, New York City. Gentlemon: In reply to your favor of the 5th inote, would aay that the names of my clients at the time they were employed by you were Ethelwynne Peer, employed by your company approximately between the Spring of 1916 and the fall of 1918, and Holen Phillips, employed between 1917 and 1921. Their trouble has devoloped, as I recall it, within the last six or eight nonths. Their present condition is one of active necrosis of the jaw with symptons in other joints of the body, which I an informed will become progressively worse. I an sorry that I an unable to give you the names of the doctors at this time. While this letter is written without prejudice, I want to give you my assurance that it is our purpose to cooperate with you as far as possible in reaching a fair disposition of these cases. Yours very truly, (signed) Charles 11. Weeks.