SOURCES OF HELP FOR THE SAFETY MAN with common industry problems--especial ly in the areas of safety, transportation, regulations and legislation, and community relations " Safety, medical, and related experiences and problems of all members and their customers are shared through committees, principally the technical committee on CONTAINER SPECIFICATIONS AND SAFETY, the TRANPORTATION COMMITTEE, and the MED ICAL COMMITTEE Results of committee deliberations are distributed on a worldwide basis to chlo rine producers, consumers, and other inter ested groups and persons In addition to the Chlomw Manuel, some 70 engineering and design recommendations, specifications, and drawings are continually reviewed and revised.

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TUMORS OF THE SKIN 303 myelitic fistulas, developing either upon a hematogenous infection of the bone or upon accidental compound fractures or gun shot wounds (von Brunn; Scheid; Harrison ; Konig; Hobart and Miller; Hellner; Eliason and Mc Laughlin ; Henderson and Swartj Benedict} Devars; Collins; Blancoj Wakeley } Hawkins; Zumhausen; Brunschwig; Placinteanu and Dobrescu; Pohl; and others).

9 This Month's Cover 1M OST of us can remember the days when a tew faded and fly-specked posters tacked on the factory walls constituted most of the safety "advertising."

I93I TRANSACTIONS OF THE National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTIETH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Chicago October 12 to October 16, 1931 * The Hotel Stevens Copyright, 1932, National Safety Council.

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