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Industrial Hygiene Digest June, 1957 I ND USTRIAL HYCIENE FEATURES An index of toxic chemical substances (ound in consumer products; their manufacturers; and diagnosis, labor atory procedures, and treatment of chemical poisoning. Abstract No. 713. What physicians In the United States have written on occupational health topics--a listing of 100 books. Abstract No. 717. What are the physiological effects of ozone? Abstract No. 728. Radiological survey shows quarry work ers to be less susceptible to pneumo coniosis but more so to tuberculosis than coal miners. Abstract No. 752. Discussion of the audiometer and its use in Industry. Abstract Nos. 766 and 767. An automatic testing device for testing hearing of large numbers of workers without skilled personnel. Abstract No. 769. A review of the hygienic aspects of aluminum in the environment. Abstract No. 731. Mobile laboratory proves to be a useful facility for making hearing measure ments in the field. Abstract No. 770. Alkyl&luminum compounds extremely hazardous because of their reactivitysuggestions for safe handling of the com* pounds and for treatment of burns is given. Abstract No. 732. Experiments show sodium diethyldithiocarbamate to be effective in the treat ment of nickel poisoning. Abstract No, 733. A general description of the properties of organic peroxy-compounds and their Industrial applications and hazards. Abstract No. 743. A unique application of radiation safety principles. Abstract No. 790. The safety and accident record to date in routine operations of AC contractors. Abstract No. 791. A program for meeting the situation of problem drinking in Industry. Abstract No. 806. Minimizing the accident risk in stress ful man-machine situations involves a revision in the design of the work situ ation based upon a fundamental under standing of biomechanics. Abstract No. 808, 11 206 1026 L