Letters Received to Chas. Stockdell Gray, H.H. Barker, February 25, 1932
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OCR Page 1 of 2COLLINS & CORBIN
COUNSELLORS AT LAW
CLEMENT K. CORBIN
ROBERT J. BAIN
EDWARD A. MARKLEY
CHARLES w. BROADHURST
1 EXCHANGE PLACE,
HOWARD F. MC INTYRE JAMES E. EMORY
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
PATRICK F. MC DEVITT
JOHN F. LEONARD
JOHN P. GILMARTIN
JAMES J. LANGAN
ADOLPH s. HUMMEL
February 25, 1932.
Hoare V. U. S. Radi um Corporation.
Chas. Stockdell Gray, Esq.
Counsel, Globe Indemnity Co.
20 Washington Place,
Newark, N. J.
H. H. Barker, Esq.,
Vice Pres. U. S. Radium Corp.
535 Pearl Street,
New York City.
FEB 26 1932
Gen tl enen:
I appeared thi S morning before the Supreme
Court (Judge Dungan) in the above case on motion of the plaintiff
to advance the case for trial. Judge Dungan did not decide the
motion but held it pending production of the plaintiff's family
physician for the purpose of testifying as to her personal
physical condition. If he finds that her con ition is critical
then he may advance the trial of the case.
The plaintiff and her sister had been living
in the e ourt house in Newark for the past three weeks. Her
8 ister is a ward politician in Newark and is using all of her
supposed influence to expedite the trial of this case. These
women have made life miserable for the plaintiff's attomeys and
for the court attendants as well as causing considerable
annoyance to the judges.
Mrs. Hoare insists, as does her sister, that
the case be tried 1 mediately. Mrs. Hoare looks as though
she might be ill. She is very thin and anemic looking and from
talking to her I think that she has, as far as I could tell,
the usual classical symptoms. She has a mouth condition and
a joint condition; at least, she claims she has. Her doctor is
Dr. De Vincentis of Newark and he will appear in court within the
next day or two for the purpose of giving his testimony as to
her present physical condition.
I thought this case could be settled for
$3000. but the plaintiff's attorneys have been unable to persuade
her to take that sum. I think it could be settled for $5000. and
possibly for $4000. Please advise whether you care to pay any-
thing in addition to the $3000. already authorized.
Your S very truly,
EAM: AG
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