Letters Received, March 15, 1930

ARTHUR M. KARL 5 MILITARY PARK BUILDING COUNSELLOR AT LAW NEWARK. N.J. MULBERRY 3360 March 15th, 1930. U. S. Radium Corp , 535 Pearl Street, New York City. Re: Hoare Gentlemen: Answer: ing your letter of March 14th, regarding Mrs. Hoare, you are advised that at the time Mrs. Hoare was employed by your company she was married. She is, how- ever, of the opinion that she used her maiden name, which was Frances Tappan, for the reason that she did not want her co-workers to know that she was married. My client is of the opinion that as nearly as she can presently recall, hor employment commenced with your concern some time during the latter half of the year 1916 and ended possibly on or about the first of the year of 1917 or a few months thereafter. The period heretofore mentioned was spent partly in your Orange plant and partly in your Newark plant. I want you to know that I approciate the attitude of your company as denoted in your letter to me in trust that we may be able to arrange an amicable adjustment. Very truly yours, AMK : H