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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 3 v APRIL--Continued PACE On the Retention of Air-Borne Particulates in the Human Lung: II. H. D. Landahl, T. N. Tracewell and W.. H. Lassen, Chicago-----........................................................................ 359 cation Unit, Adult Cardiac. Cljnic, Third (New York University) Medical Division, Bellevue Hospital, New York............................................................................................... 367 Value and Operation of an Industrial Medical Program. Max N. Howard, M.D., and Arthur E. Hoag,. M.D., New .York............................ 375 Evaluating Trichloroethylene Exposures by Urinalyses for Trichloroacetic Acid. Axel Ahlmark, M.D., Stockholm, Sweden, and Sven Forssman, M.D., Tomteboda, Sweden.. 386 Health and Air Pollution: A Study on a Limited Budget. Harry Heimann, M.D., Wash ington, D. C.; W. F. Reindollar, Sc.D., Baltimore; Hugh P. Brinton, Ph.D., and Rosedith Sitgreaves, M.A., Washington, D. C...................................... ............................ 399 Abstracts from Current Titeraturei............................................................. ........A.................. 408 News and Comment............... ............................ ..................................r ........... ..................... 442 Book' Reviews....'.'..".".... '..'.'......".'. *. *.'..\".\....'.'....'.'........442 MAY 1951. NUMBER 5 Fatalities from Hydrogen Sulfide in Wells. John M. McDonald, M.D., and A. P. McIntosh, Jacksonville, Fla.................................................................. ................... ................................. 445 A Toxicological Study of Some Polypropylene (Polyoxpropyiene) Glycols. C. Boyd Shaffer, Ph.D.(Physiol.) ; Charles P. Carpenter, Ph.D.(Med. Sc.) ; Frances H. ? Gritehfield, M-.S.; John H.- Nair III, M.S., and Frederick R. Franke, M.D., Pittsburgh 448 Aiding the Cardiac Patient in Industry. Edward M. Kline, M.D., Nela Park, Cleveland... 454 Air Flow Measurements on Human Subjects With and Without Respiratory Resistance at Several Work Rates. Leslie Silverman, Sc.D.(Indust. Hyg.); George Lee; Theodore Plotkin, A.B.; Leonore Amory Sawyers, A.B., and Anne R. Yancey, A.B., Boston.... 461 Chronic Toxicity, of the Methylpolysiloxane `.`D,C. Antifoam A" in Dogs. George P. Child, Ph.D., M.D.; Henry Osmond Paquin Jr., M.D., and William B. Deichmann, Ph.D., ' ' Albany, N. Y;:....... .......................................................................................i . . ;, 479 Activities of State and Local Agencies in Industrial Health.- Victoria *M. Trasko, Washington, D. C.............. .................................................................... ............................... 483 Cadmium Poisoning. Lawrence H. Cotter, M.D., and B. H. Cotter, M.D., New York......... 495 Investigation of Small, Airborne, Charged Particles by an Electrical Method. J. H. Daniel, Sc.D.(Physics), and F. S. Brackett, Ph.D.(Physics), Bethesda, Md............... 505 Abstracts from Current Literature.................... ........................................................................... 520 News and Comment 541 JUNE 1951. NUMBER 6 SYMPOSIUM ON THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM POISONING WITH ACTH AND CORTISONE Chronic Pulmonary Interstitial Granulomatosis: Preliminary Report on Two Patients Treated with ACTH. Joseph M. De Nardi, M.D., Lorain, Ohio................................... 543 Case of Chronic Beryllium Poisoning from Atomic Energy, Development. Robert J. Hasterlik, M.D., Chicago.'.':.-.-............................................................................................... 547 Five Cases from the Fluorescent Lamp Industry: Treatment of Chronic Beryllium Poison ing with ACTH and Cortisone. Edward M. Kline, M.D.; Scott R. Inkley, M.D., and Walter H. Pritchard, M.D., Cleveland.................................................................................. 549 Chronic Berylliosis in the Neon Sign Industry. O. A.'Sander, M.D., Milwaukee................. 565 Spontaneous Remission of Chronic Beryllium Poisoning from Fluorescent Lamp Manufac turing: Report of a Case. John W. Cass Jr., M.D., Brookline, Mass.........:................ 569