Letters Received to James Ewing, July 19, 1929

ALLERTON D. HITCH, PRESIDENT (MEMBER OF THE WELFARE FEDERATION OF THE ORANGES) SURGEON IN CHIEF, EVERETT COLBY, VICE-PRESIDENT DR. ROBERT E. HUMPHRIES EDWARD H. GRAVES, TREASURER SUPERINTENDENT. MRS. HARRIET P. BURDICK DEVOTED TO TREATMENT AND CURE OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN Nem Jersey Orthopaedit Hisspital and Dismensary 179-181 LINCOLN AVENUE ORANGE, N. J. July 19th, 1929. Dr. James Ewing, Cornell University, 1st Avenue and 28th Street, New York, N. Y. My dear Dr. Ewing:- Mrs. McDonald was discharged from the Hospital today. She is still having considerable pain in her leg, but is very much better than when she was admitted to the Hospital. Since her admission she has developed complete paralysis of the anterior leg muscles of the right leg, and her deformity has slightly increased. The Hospital is enclosing the bill for care which they would like to have you 0. K. Very truly yours, Robert Robert E. Humphries, M. D., C.J. Surgeon-in-Chief. REH:CMJ