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"^Z5*1I C. i3 -=1 w ?=3 a Pi fa v-- r5 i pa .fa Industrial Hygiene Features The evaluation of drugs in industry is discussed in Abst. No. 41]. See Abst. No. 418 lor details on mea suring blood cholinesterase, Abst, No. 419 Investigates environ ment and gastrointestinal disease. Abst. No. 421 is concerned with the. early detection of cancer among lowincome groups. Abst, No. 425 reports on neuroderma toses in industry. A teat for hyper susceptibility to hemo lytic chemicals is described In Abst. No. 432. Fluoride exposure and worker health is the topic of Abst, No. 435. Six fatalities of acute salt poisoning in infanta la reported on in Abst. No. 436. Data on the absorption and excretion of mercury in man are presented in ' Abst. No. 442. See Abst. No, 447 on health hatards of the pesticides endrin and dieldrin. Abst. No. 45.0 gives information on the suppression of dust in a fertiliser plant. Measuring the resistivity of power Station flue dust it described in Abst. No. 452. ' Information on byitlnosU in a cotton weaving mil) is given in Abst. No. 457. An interim report of II case s of acute accidental superficial x-ray burns is given in Abst. No. 475. Consult Abat. No. 482 for experiments on the measurement of diesel engine emissions. See Abst. No. 490 for disability ab sences of workers aftar heart attacks. Some aspects Of human behavior in re lation to accident morbidity are report ed on in Abst. No. 491.. Foundation Facts NEW MEMBERS. The Foundation is very pleased to announce two new member companies: Comalco Aluminium (Bell Bay) Limited Marbon Chemical Division, Borg-Warner Corporation PR. H. H. SCHRENK, iormer managing director of industrial Hygiene Founda tion, has been named research consultant to the president of Mine Safety Appliances Company. He succeeds the late Dr. William P. Yant. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION was represented at the American Industrial Hygiene Conference in Cincinnati, May 6-10, by Dr. Robert T. P. doTreville, Managing Director, William J. Schreibels, Industrial Hygiene Engineer, and James M. McNerney, Toxicologist, Mr. McNerney it a member of the A, 1.H.A, Hygienic Guides Committee. NEW REPRINT available from the Foundation upon request: "Pulmonary Clear ance; Its Mechanism and Its Relation to Pulmonary Disease1', by Paul Grose and Theodore Hatch. i. Occ. Med. 5, 191-194 (April 1961)!. 28th ANNUA E MEETING OCTOBER 23 - 24, 1963 03121205 FOX004871