Letters Sent to Chas. W. Weeks [Charles W. Weeks], March 16, 1932

March 16, 1938. Madlinger vs. U. 3. Radium Corp. Chas, W. Weeks, Esq " National State Bank Bldg. Newark, N. J. Dear Mr. Weeks: As you know from our talk and e orrespondence, Mrs. Undlingor missed the appointeent that we made for her to be examined by Dr. Plinn and Dr. Brothers on the morning of Tobruary 24th. on the 25th inst. your Dr. Knef oalled Dr. Flinn and stated that she had lost her way the preceding day and asked if it would be convenient for him to examine Madlingor on that day. An appointment was ereupon made for 1:30 P. M. and ltrs. Madlinger put in an app carance at 2:30 P. M. Dr. Brothers of course was no t arranged for and made no examitation. Dr. Flinn reparta that his tests have proved negative and that therefore he would like to make snother test to verify or disprove what hás test revealed. I was wondering whother we could not arronge to have Dr. Brothers and Dr. Flinn the sane time at the saze place. May I request you to fix the time about a week or con days off and I will arrange for Dr, Brothers. Also please let me have yo ur absolutely best figure in settloment, all negotiati ions to be without prejudice in the event of ontest. We should also like to have a testinonial examination of the plaintiff before trial in order to consider any offer that you may make. Please nã- viss when and where we may have this exanination. We shall be glad to appear with an expert stenographer to take the testi- mony. with kindest regerds, Sincerely yours, EAM: AO E. A. MARKLEY