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`Ai'M/L. $UAaLuJZ.u 7 /?6^)p, /& *FJetvd o^ oCoca.1 Sections Chicago Atomic Power Development Associates, Iac. he Chicago Section meeting of January 4 the group planning the installation of a nuclear' Twas held jointly with the Chicago Chapter power reactor in the Detroit area. He dis oia>"tnrk.eafhrFic,dtnDiAmimrWRorfmel.wcrashHnemaiMieErtxst,eiiAxcansppRlagg.SaleDnoi,Icctw'sSatkSiIneoSinIniondlnshdgcltsaoieiuya,ercwrdnnnate"sydsasmeeh,oOtfsrioeonfsdikaolrgtrSeorf.woatdCaldafr,hhoelibkeniPmttcaohgyhhIprr.ssaDaadEthp.tn,noaeDuypgnRrRnryibde.necorsetseuoufeevqeeuanauaragtIstrierrnecph.iddhd---tTheccccvaasUuullodnaeenssOlddraavissyrtnenneeeetsdshddsfdeeo.JserrearrShssradn,.isetsdauastbthiaHfueayreereslottyidcsoovPoepanoo1nnuer0butiarbho,tatlallauwiitdtcniizhsnooeaBeenHrtdrdiksydre.pMsmawemwilihctnaeihohetngthfhridgSehoianeadwcrngrsmaoavrd,intecSeitfdmearroelio,t.eecridlotswns.io,nsthlsneonoishefsuacwldsitenneihianssddesr. given his program in 16 states in which .dard of Indiana operates. Iiis program Western New York be highly recommended to any Local Scc- i that wish to have a different type of prot that is not strictly industrial hygiene. , C. calandra, M.D., rh.D., Professor of ology, Medical School, Northwestern Uni versity, was the speaker at the February 1 meeting. DR. CALandra's subject was "Toxicolo gy-New Developments." Of particular inter est was his discussion of the use of tracers in tissue culture studies. QN FEUKUAKY 4, the Western New York Sec. lion met with the Western New York So. ciety of Industrial Medicine & Surgery at the Eastman Koduk Company, Rochester. Our host. was h. A. HANSON, m.d., Assistant Medical |)i. rector, Kodak Park Works. Following a tour of the Medical Department the formal program consisted of a discussion by Gustave stress*. Industrial Optometrist, entitled "Operatios Periphery--A Practical Approach to Occupa R*i Gulf Coast tional Vision Problems"; william aunos. M.D., Resident in Industrial Medicine, spoke ea` S~\N JANUARY 26, the Gulf Coast Section met "Ionizing Radiation and the Industrial Phyal- ^ at the offices of the Harris County Health cian"; and edward c. p.iley, m.d., Eaatmaa Unit in Houston. The program, "Demonstra Kodak Company, discussed "Control of an Oc tion of Noise Analysis Equipment," was pre cupational Disease Epidemic." Following tU sented by otto paganini. District Industrial meeting, luncheon was held at the Kodak Part Hygienist, Texas State Department of Health. Cafeteria. , The Texas State Department of Health has re cently purchased noise analysis equipment and Ohio Valley is prepared to work with industry on noise At the annual dinner meeting, held January problems. * 2:1 at Shuller's Wigwam, Cincinnati, tw On February 25-2G, a joint meeting of the formal program consisted of a panel diaruuM Texas Industrial Nurses Association and Texas on Air Pollution. Moderator of the panel was Sections of aiiia was held at the Hotel Adolph ANDREW D. IIOSKY, Chief Engineering Sentmaw us, Dallas. "Current Trends in Industrial Occupational Health Field IIcmli|uaMev^ Health" was the general theme for the meeting USI'IIS. Panel memhera were ahtiiuh r. and also the title of the talk given by reward and lilt. A. T. rossano of the Air Pollution miller, M.D., Director of Special Services, Robert A. Tnft Sanitary Engineering Centaa, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. JACOB nioi.AK, Director, Engineering Other subjects discussed concerned noise and Kettering Laboratory, and ciiaiii.es w. crest radiation control, placement of the cardiac in Chief, Bureau of Smoke Inspection, City industry, changes in the Texas workmen's com Cincinnati. pensation law, and educational trends in in dustrial nursing. St. Louis Michigan (Detroit) At the meeting held December 14, - GARBER, Chief, Industrial Hjrgieo* G HOYT WHIPPLE, Ph.D., University of Roch- sion, Missouri Department of Health, o * * ester, was the speaker at the November "How Serious is the Air Pollution TM 18 meeting. DR. whipple is associated with Missouri." EM002994