Letters Sent to Dr. G. Failla, December 24, 1935

December 24, 1935. Dr. G. Failla, Memorial Bospital, Central Pk. W. & 106th St., New York City. Dear Dr. Failla: I must apologise for not having commicated with you in reference to the nanfacture of free emanating compound to be tried out in an emanation device for periodic collection of radon. The time has been more than occupted, and frankly I just have not been able to get to it, but have hcpes of doing so shortly. In the meantimo, I as glad to advise that we have finally had a decision from Judge Forman in the LaPorte case which dismisses the Bill of LaPorte. Naturally, me are very gratified wäth the decision, as it probably means the end of litigation by former em ployees, for apparently they are barred by law from obtaining redress. We feel that our exports testimony was very influentiel in the Court's decision, and we wish to again thank you for your services in our behalf. Rith best wishes for A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year, I am, Sincerely yours, HHBarker: DK Vice-President