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One emplayea who has boen arystallizing rediun br coning in con- tact with it for fifteen years tells me that his white count is never ovor 4500, and while belistling this fact, ha admita that he le assily suscentible to infections. All electroscogão tosta to the prosence of radio-sativo substances in the bodies of the peinters of Juninons diels were negative. Trom the hove presented, 1 bolieve we are justified in riving at the conclusion that an indectrial heserd does not ardat in the painting of disla. The only evilience contreary to this reste ou the fnet that tive employees n° the plant os the United States Gorparation have died from somo essee that be deterwined at this date. Statistionlly the evidenca is the assumption that a hasard exists. If 1% not 90 wo would have overy reason to expeot reporte of other casos anong the fov or five thounand giria who lava been engaged in this warls in Burope snd in this conntry. Porthernore esses shoulda hava modo their in factorios other thea the plans as other pirle havo used the matoriale and have woriced ma long and in may cases longur than the girls who died. In addition, more time hns slapsed in somo of thaes casos atnoa the first expostare than hed elepend between the first exposure and the date of denth of any of the Orange amployees. ze ha girla who died all variced nt the nemo bameh betwom the years 1917 and 1922. A diagnogia of ayphilia na a contriluctory aypears on the desth cortificate of one of tham. Te ara informed on good enthority that a brother of another hes from sas obstinate pathologic for condition. never came in contact with radio notive padnts. In other words, thees casos are hy ne mesna cloan eut. Vinemt's Angina has been knom to produce a similer pathologic pictura, ending somotimos in death. Rectorial infection hes not boen maled out in a antiefactory tenner. Other wers present bosides excosure to radiva and mesothorium.

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