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FEBRUARY--Continued PAGE Symposium on How Industrial Medicine Can Meet the Needs of the American Worker: The Viewpoint of the Personnel Administrator. Hiram S. Hall, A.B., LL.B., New York 173 The Viewpoint of the Sociologist. Reinhard Bendix, Ph.D., Berkeley, Calif.................. 177 The Viewpoint of the Psychiatrist. Karl M. Bowman, M.D., San Francisco.................. 181 The Viewpoint of the Physician in Industry. Henry. H. Kessler, M.D., Newark, N. J... 185 The Viewpoint of the Union. Harry Read, Washington, D. C......................................... 188. The Viewpoint of Religion. Richard Henry, B.D., Knoxville, Tenn................................ 192 New Instruments and Technics: A Lightweight Power Supply for an Electrostatic Precipitator. John K. Brown, B.S. (Ghem. Engr.) ; Andrew D. Hosey, B.S.(Chem. Engr.), and Herbert H. Jones, B.S.(C.E.), Cincinnati...................................................................... ............................... 198 Abstracts from Current Literature.................................................................................................204 News and Comment................................................................................................................... ' 224 Book Reviews............................................................................................'...................................... . 226 MARCH 1951. NUMBER 3 Effects of Noise on Human Behavior and Communication. Hallowell Davis, M.D., St. Louis 227 Noise' in Industry: Report of a Conference Held During the Tenth Annual Congress on' Industrial Health, of the American Medical Association, in New York, Feb. 20, 1950. James H. Sterner, M.D., Rochester, N. Y., and Stacey R. Guild, Ph.D., Baltimore, Co-Chairmen ........................................................................................................................... 232 Physical Medical and Rehabilitation Therapy of Hand Injuries. Herman J. Flax, M.D.,San Juan, Puerto Rico............................ ...'.................... '.................................................... 236 Occurrence of DDT in Human Fat and Milk. Edwin P. Laug, Ph.D.; Frieda M. Kunze, B.S., and C. S. Prickett, M.S., Washington, D. C.................. ................................ ..........245 Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning in Shale Oil Industry. Gunnar Ahlborg, M.D., Stockholm, Sweden .........................................................................................................................................247 Treatment of Lead Poisoning with Sodium Citrate: Report of Four Cases. Harriet L. Hardy, M.D.,-Boston; Ronald C. Bishop, M.D., Roxbury, Mass., and Clarence C. Maloof, M.D., Boston.................................................................................................................. 267 A Pilot Program for Cancer Detection in Industry. Benjamin N. Berg, M.D., New York.. 279 Toxic Effects of Exposure to Vapors of Aliphatic Amines. Heinrich Brieger, M.D., and j William A. Hodes, A.B., Philadelphia.................. 287 | Compensation Aspects of Myocardial Infarction in Industrial Medicine. James H. : Thompson, M.D., San Francisco........................................................... 292 j Report on Industrial Hygiene in the Western Zone of Germany. Irving R. Tabershaw, M.D., New York.................. 298 j New Instruments and Technics: A Small Self-Contained Laboratory for Radioisotope Studies in Experimental Animals. Reidar F. Sognnaes, D.M.D., Ph.D., and James H. Shaw, Ph.D., Boston............... '. 316 Abstracts from Current Literature..................................................................................................323 News and Comment 338 Book Reviews 338 APRIL 1951. NUMBER 4 Report on a Country-Wide Study of Silicosis in the Metal Mines of Japan. Mikio Yama moto, M.D., Tokyo, Japan...................................................................................... .............. .- 339 Present-Condition of Workmen's Compensation Laws, and Possible Changes. Marshall Dawson, Washington, D. C.................................................................................................. -. 350