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Wmfi, LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS to Volume I Josef Brozek, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene, University of i 'US Minnesota, School of Public Heath, Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Chapter 4: Personal Factors in Competence and Fatigue. OS ,Mf I con F. Curtiss, Ph.D., Radioactivity Section, United States Bureau of Standards, Washington, <; D. C. -- Chapter 9: Radiant Energy and Radium. Edward E. Dart, M.D., Medical Director, Pacific Industrial Hygiene Laboratories, 354 Hobart #E4 Street, Oakland, California -- Chapter 15: Dust and Its Role in the Causation of Occu pational Disease. Irving Hartmann, M.A.., M.E., Ph.D., Supervising Physicist, Experimental Coal Mine and SSjjSSSKt- ' j-.iS' S'i Dust Explosions Research Section, Explosives Branch, Central Experiment Station, tUtnitedj cSitiat.es_ tB.ure__a__u___otf \Mr-in__e__s_,TMPittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chapter 1,,3, rS, ec,tion r2> : Explosion and Fire Hazards of Combustible Dusts. ' tffiGeorge W. Jones, Supervising Chemist, Gaseous Explosions Section, Explosives Branch, Central & 1m m Experiment Station, United States Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chapter 13, Section 1: Fire and Explosion Hazards of Combustible Oases and Vapors. $WW*~:joha Littlefield, Assistant Technical Direotor, Chemical Department, American Brake Shoe * Company, Mahwah, New Jersey -- Chapter 2: IndustrialHygiene Records and Reports. * 'arey McCord, M.D., Medical Director, The Industrial Health Conservancy Laboratories, jj-WSSff&i A?!'/ .2 ''V' i j ?., v ' vi Detroit, Michigan -- Chapter 12: The Visible Marks of Occupation and Occupational Diseases. Ir **>''*' I'rhnk A. Patty, Director, Industrial Hygiene Service, General Motors Corporation, Detroit i'v ;' V Michigan -- Chapter 1: Industrial Hygiene--Retrospect and Prospect. Chapter 3: _ , ' ' ` The Industrial Hygiene Survey and Personnel. Chapter 7: The Mode of Entry and Action of ''-'u- Toxic Materials'. Chapter 8: Sampling and Analysis of Atmospheric Contaminants. i`i' ` ' Chapter 14: Respirators and Respiratory Protective Devices. Schwartz, M.D., Medical Director (Retired), formerly Chief, Dermatology Section, Divisfon ofTiiduStFial HygIeiic,'United Stafcs PuBlic Health Service, Washington, D. C. -- Chapter 11: Occupational Dermatoses. _-cinz Specht, Physiologist, Laboratory of Physical Biology, National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland Chapter 6: Physiological Effects of Abnormal Atmospheric ils*' Pressure. m N. Witheridge, Ventilation Consultant, Industrial Hygiene Service, General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan -- Chapter 5: Environmental Factors in Fatigue and Competence. Chapter 10: Ventilation.