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Industrial Hygiene Features New smoke and air pollution control rules and regulations are enacted by Allegheny County. See Abst. No. 728. The effect of smoking on asthma and emphysema is discussed in Abst. No. 734. Abst. Nov 735 presents information on tobacco amblyopia. Abst. No; 740 is concerned with edu cation for industrial medical practice. Pathological changes in ethylene dibro mide poisoning is the objective of Abst. No. 763. Data on die myocological contamination of impinger samples are given in Abst. No. 769. ...vi 1 ; *`"f *' - r* Consult Abst. No. 77Z for aame^statle tical aspects of dust cou-*4"'1, v A case report on asbestosis^ cinoma ofths lung I 781. Dermatoses from phenylmercuric salts is die subject of Abst. No. 742. .; it. fAl . - See Abst. No. 746 for information on the present status of skin tests. The topic of Abst. No. 756 is the role of roasted chromite ore in the produc tion of cancer; Mercury as a potential hazard in medi cal laboratories is considered in Abst. No. 758. Mic rowave radiation cussed in Abst. ----- .ti. j Man versus enviroam of Abst. No. 808. Adhesion of solid faces is the title of Abst. _____""""TiA discussion on automationployment is presented in Abst.' Foundation F ACTS > -t* - _____ 3?.. J _ tsa&*. A . M . A . ARCHIVES OF INDUSTRIAL HEALTH has changed its name to Archives of Environmental Health beginning with the July I960 Issue, and will start with Volume 1( Number I. DR. GROSS PRESENTS PAPER AT INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS. Dr. Paul Gross, the Foundation's Research Pathologist presented a paper on "The Synergistic Action of Tuberculin with Quartz Dust" on July 28 at the 13th International Congress on Occupational Health, held In New York City. SILVER ANNIVERSARY MEETING OCTOBER 26 - 27, 19 60