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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT EXX 48 he.cv.mher, 1052 Sections have formed .investigate the mean* rms of industrial hyv, they wonder if a'uch <eneficial or detrimenivious question arises, elf discipline or self * rial hygiene laborasa your opinions on difornia membership. WiLLtAM R. Bradley I * | 1 , ' I ! vesting talk on "Imius< in South American g of the New Jersey ober 16, 1952, at NewWIN MERRILL, Chief of Control, New Jersey 'alth, presented an adry Report of the New iter Survey." and Company, and J. Cyanamid Company, d their membership Section to the New Technical Societies the New Jersey See- symposium on Air I at the Essex House, November 17. 1952. New Jersey Section cree of Air Pollution . Color Research Inis the speaker at the Z of the Chicago Secr in the Industrial mphasized the psyin our environment, ortance of color for ` and color for morale ome of the outstandments conducted by . md offered case hisffect of color in our raters' and Starters' ' ' . , I { I : i ' | j . . j : . j ! I VOL. 13, No. 4 ^ INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE QUARTERLY (/ fi;v Page 21,8 strike, the section did not meet on October 1. 1052. At the meeting of November 5, 1952, HER BERT t. Walworth, Director of Industrial Hygiene, Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Com pany, gave a "Brief Summary of the Na tional Noise Abatement Symposium." The major address was given by CHARLES A. Lowe, General Manager, Maico Hearing In struments, Inc., who discussed "Rapid and Ac curate Industrial Hearing Tests." Through the liberal use of slides, MR. lowe acquainted his audience with audiograms and the anatomy of the human ear. The first issue of the Chicago Section News letter was mailed to members and has had an enthusiastic reception, ami membership brinklets were distributed to section members. ` Now England Section 'r*IIB annual Meeting of the New England Section was held at the Massachusetts In stitute of Technology on November 14, 1952. The morning session consisted of a program of the. following talks: "Removal of Soluble Gases and Particulates from Air Streams (with special reference to Fluorides)" by Edward iikki.y, dr. melvin first and its. Leslie SILVERMAN, Department of Industrial Hygiene, Harvard School of Pub lic Health, Boston, Massachusetts. "Use of CO- Analysis in Carboxidc Fumi gations" by CPR. harry J. alvis, MC USN and LT. EUGENE c. STONE, MC USN, Squadron Medi cal Officers for Submarine Squadrons Ten and Two Atlantic Fleet respectively at the time. "The Usefulness of Calcium di-Sodium Ethylene litamine Tetra Acetate in the Treat ment of Lend Poisoning" by dr. Harriet l. hardy, Occupational Medical Service, M.I.T., Cambridge, Massachusetts, and UR. >: ikvey b. Elkins, Division of Occupational Hygiene, Massachusetts Department of Luli.r and In dustries. "Exposure of Connecticut Tobacco Growers to Parathion" by grant h. vance and rein hold a. Schaefer, Bureau of Industrial Hy giene, Connecticut Department of Health, Hartford, Connecticut. "Urinary Excretion of Parnnitrophonol fol lowing Exposure to Parathion" by dr. jan LIEBEN, OR. RUDOLPH K. WAI.DMAN and LEONARD KRAUSE, Bureau of Industrial Hygiene, Connec ticut Department of Health, Hartford, Con necticut "Carbon Monoxide Toxicity in Submarine Operations, A Case Report" cdr. harry j. ALVI8, MC USN Staff and C. w. tanner, hmc (8S) USN, Submarine Development Group Two USX Submarine Base, New London, Connecti cut. "Radiological Safety at M.l.T." by hamuki. levin. Radiological Safety Officer, Occupation al Medical Service, M.l.T. The Business Meeting closed the morning's activities. A two-hour tour of M.l.T. Radiologi cal Facilities was held in the afternoon. This wns followed by a Discussion and Question Period on Radiological Safety, conducted by SAMUEL LEVIN. Southom California Soction q-IIE ANNUAL Meeting of the Southern Culifornin Section was held at The Golden Pn- godn on November 13, 1952. "Dnst Evnluntions in the Virinity of Cement Plants" was dis cussed hy JOHN SAUER and frank htkvhnr. II. L. motley, M.D., Ph.D., delivered a talk on "Pulmmmry Function Studies." In addition to the excellent program, the election of 1953 of ficers wns held. Ballots were mailed to all mem bers of the Section and those unable to attend the dinner meeting were permitted to vote by mail. Texas Section epiiE ANNUAL Meeting of the Texua Section * was held September 2(1, 1952, in Houston, Texas, in conjunction with the regional Gulf Const Conference on Industrial Health, of which this Section is co-sponsor. The scientific program was provided by the Conference. In view of the establishment of the North Texns Section AIHA, the name of the Texas Section was changed to the Gulf Coast Section AIHA. The State has been geographically divided ctptally between the two sections, along an east-west line. . The following members were elected for the coming year: President--martin c. wukasch; President-Elect--DR. C. U. DERNEHL and Secrctnr.v-Treasurer--J. w. hammond. Michigan Industrial Hygiene Society , p\R. william c. fredrick, Director, Bureau ^ of Industrial Hygiene, Detroit Department of Health, addressed the Michigan Industrinl Hygiene Society, October C on "Ilcuith and Safety in German Industry." The discussion covered safety codes and laws; the policy of equal participation of labor and management in plnnning and executing health and snfety programs; silicosis treatment and prevention; and research facilities in Germany. In addi tion, dr. fredrick showed some of the pic tures he had taken while in Germany. At a meeting on November C, VINCENT F. mcauliffe, Deputy Commissioner of Workmen's EM002983