Letters Received to Arthur Roeder [A. Roeder], September 14, 1925

GEORGE S. REITTER, M. D. 191 HALSTED STREET EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY C September S Fourteenth 1925 STATES RADIUM CORP, Mr. Arthur Roeder, 30 Church Street, New York City. Dear Mr. Roeder: - My examination of the 36 employers at your plant in Orange has been completed, and am sending a. tabulation of the results. A study of the dental reports show no serious lesions - and the dental work to be done, other than proplylaxis, is of the ordinary varity. The list covers the individuals that need to take care of their teeth. A study of the blood shows a slight decrease in the number of red cells in 12 individuals and Victor Roth has a marked decrease. There is a moderate leucopinia ( decrease in white cells) in 11 individuals and severe in two ( Roth and Towersey) . Roth shows improvement in his blood count after his vacation Twenty individuals have a hemoglobin of 80 % or below. Eight are below 75 This is to be expected, particular ly among those having a decrease in their cell counts. It would seem that your policy of reducing the number of working days per month, together with longer vacations should show improvement in the blood pictures of these employers in future counts. Yours very truly, G.S.R. H. George S.inthe