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i hygiene surveys, industrial hygiene inspection surveys, industrial hygiene consultation regard* Ing process hazard evaluation and control; clay mine dust survey, glaas works dust survey, atmospheric gaseous pollutant survey, industrial hygiene survey training in the field, evalua tion of potential beryllium hasard in a new process, stack sampling for particulate matter and ammonia in a mixed fertiliser granulating plant; and site separation and x-ray diffraction Htnalysts of dust samples. 4) BlhUograjhlcjnesearcli was performed on several chemical compounds. 5) Epidemiological studies were undertaken on an industry-wide basis in conjunction with several member companies. In conclusion, during 1963, 1HF services have been designed to meet the needs of the membership, as requested; this policy will continue in 1964. Through participation with other agencies active in the field of occupational health, and with the competent assistance of IHF com mlttees, we hope to develop certain programs which, in addition to being of benefit to our mem bership, will further advance the standards of practice of occupational health, more effectively utilising our national resources in accomplishing the Foundation's mission. t B. t