Letters Sent to E.A. Markley, January 25, 1929

Capy sent - time Secunt January 25th,1929. Re: Canfield, et al, vs. U. S. Badium Corporation Mr. E. A, Markley, c/o Collins & Corbin, 1 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N.J. Dear lir. Markley: Pretaining to the examination of the X-ray plates in the possession of Dr. Homphreys, I en glad to advise that Dr. Joseph Steiner of the Roosevelt Hospital, and Dr. H. M. Imboden of 30 ilest 59th St., N.Y.C., will be glad to go out to the Orthopedic Hospital in Orange sometime in the near future to examine Dr. Humphreys plates - after which they will render a report as to their findings. We shall call their particular attention to the white lines on the X-ray plates, hich,according to Dr. Humphreys, indicates the presence of radio-active aaterials. lle understand that Dr. Imboden knows Dr.Humphreys, and while he has a rather high regard for his stending, still I don't believe that there is any question but what we will obtain an unbiased report from these nen. Dr. Steiner seemed anxious to have Dr. Imboden accompany him, as he felt that two heads would be better than one, and that ideas would probably be developed as a result of their mutual examination of the plates that might not be apparent if he alone made such examination. I hardly believe it will be possible to have this report in your hands at the time of your conference with Dr. Martland on January 3lst, but it should be available shortly thereafter. We are interested in the information you obtained from Dr. Humphreys regarding Katherine Schaub, and I shall take occasion to talk with the Committee shortly relative to this con- dition. Very truly yours,