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Available U S Government Printing Office Washington, D C 20402 Safety Standards (bimonthly) U S Dept of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statis tics Washington, D C 20210 BritishJournal ofIndustrial Safety (quarterly) Royal Society for the Prevention of Acci dents 52 Grosvenor Gardens London S W 1, England Industnal hygiene and medicine AM A Archives of Environmental Health (monthly) American Medical Association 535 North Dearborn St Chicago, 111 60610 American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal (bimonthly) American Industnal Hygiene Association 25711 Southfield Rd Southfield, Mich 48075 American Journal of Nurstng (monthly) 10 Columbus Circle New York, NY 10019 Chemical Abstracts, "Toxicology, Air Pollu tion, and Industrial Hygiene" Section (monthly) Amencan Chemical Society 1155 Sixteenth St NW Washington, D C 20036 Industnal Hygiene Digest (monthly) Industrial Hygiene Foundation 5231 Centre Ave Pittsburgh, Pa 15232 Industnal Hygiene News Report (monthly) Flournoy & Associates 1845 W Morse Ave Chicago, 111 60626 Industnal Nurses Journal (monthly) Amencan Association of Industnal Nurses 170 East 61st St New York, NY 10021 Journal of Occupational Medicine (monthly) Industnal Medical Association 55 East Washington St Chicago, 111 60605 Bntish Journal of Industrial Medicine (quar terly) British Medical Association Tavistock Square London W C 1, England "Occupational Safety and Health Abstracts" (monthly bulletins and cards) International Occupational Safety and Health Information Centre (CIS) International Labor Office Geneva 22, Switzerland Fire Fire Engineering (monthly) Rueben H Donelley 466 Lexington Ave New York City 10017 Fire Journal (bimonthly) Fire News (monthly) Fire Technology (quarterly) Firemen (monthly) National Fire Protection Association 60 Batterymarch St Boston, Mass 02110 FPA Journal (quarterly) Fire Protection Association 31/45 Gresham St London E C 2, England Many of the state departments of labor and federal agencies publish periodicals which are available upon request With the excep tion of the state agencies, most of the others are mentioned under the subject headings in this section A number of trade journals have sections devoted to industnal safety The safety engi neer should become acquainted with those servicing the industry in which he is pnmanly interested Industnal accident prevention books The "classic" and standard books of the safety movement are listed in the "Ref erences" section of Chapter 1, "Indus tnal Safety--Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow " Handbooks of engineenng tables and for mulas are listed in "References to Useful Handbooks" section of Chapter 47, "Safety Engineering Tables' " 371