Vol. 5 No. 4 October, 1948

BRITISH JOURNALOF INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE

EDITORDONALD HUNTER U ?AL w7:;,-

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE -*A. J. AmoR D. C. Noiuus XiTHOMAS BEDFoRD KENNEm M. A.*eR1Y i ,WJV 1s 1M. W. GOLDBLATT DoNALD STEWAR-t` UA. BRADFORD HILL SR REGINALD W oN Jos s

R. E. LANE EDITOR, British Medical Jc"vqA , .'Ia:3!3EC

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CONTENTS

British Tradition in Industrial Health. E. R. A. MEREWETHER . .Early Scottish Essays in Industrial Health. T. FERGUSONVictuals and Ventilation and the Health and Efficiency of Seamen.Dust Sampling in a Hematite Mine with the P.R.U. Hand Pump.

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.. .. .. .. 180F. P. ELLIS .. .. 185H. H. WATSON .. .. 198

Evaluation of Skin Cleansers and Protective Creams for Workmen Exposed toC. N. D. CRUICKSHANK .. .. .. ..

Book Reviews .. .. .. .. .. ..British and Foreign Official Publications .. .....Abstracts . ... .... .. .. ..

Proceedings of the Association of Industrial Medical Officers . .

Obituary .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Index for 1948 .. .. .. .. .. ..

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INDEX TO VOLUME 5, 1948Subjects dealt with under various headings in the JOURNAL are set out both in the main Index and under their respective headings-for

example ' Abstracts,' ' Book Reviews.' Names of authors of original articles are included in the Index. There is a separate Index to Abstracts.Names of authors of articles abstracted are separately listed.

Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0); Abstracts by the letter (A); and Book Reviews and British and Foreign Official Publicationsby the letter (R).

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PagesJanuary 1-50April 51-106

No. 3.No. 4.

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AAdrenal cortex and stressful activity, 222 (A)Aedes wgypti, control in British Guiana D.D.T. and, 104 (A)

control in absence of pipeA water supply, 229 (A)feeding on rabbits receiving " gammexane," 229 (A)

Aerosols, device for sampling, 102 (A)African coal miners, phy#iologioal observations on (W. S. S. LADELL),

16 (0)Age and wastage in industrial populations, 171 (A)AHLMARK, AXEL: Poisoning by methyl mercury compounds, 117 (0)Air, disinfecting, in premises where food is manufactured, 103 (A)Air-borne particulates, penetration through the human nose, 102 (A)Aircraft workers, occupational dermatoses in, 46 (A)Alcohol and capacity for work, 223 (A)Alkyldinitrophenols, toxicology of, 221 (A)Alkyl polyphosphates, physiological effects, 167 (A)Altitude, oxygen and blood in work at, 222 (A)Aluminium, lung changes associated with manufacture of, 44 (A)

experimental lung changes due to, 225 (A)dissolution of particles, by pulmonary phagocytes,

170 (A)Alzo granite quarries, silicosis in workmen in, 100 (A)Ammonia, toxicity to mice, 219 (A)Amphetamine sulphate, effect on normal and fatigued subjects, 97 (A)Anemia, anti-pernicious, in lead poisoning, 96 (A)Aniline in animal tissue, 95 (A)Arc welders in steel ship construction, health of, 216 (R)Arsenic, studies in the incidence of cancer in a factory handling

inorganic compounds of-I. Mortality experience in the factory(A. BRADFORD HILL and E. LEWIS FANING); II. Clinical andenvironmental investigations (K. PERRY, R. 0. BOWLER, H. M.BUCKELL, H. A. DRUETr, and R. S. F. SCHILLING), 1 (0)

Arsenical intoxications, BAL in, 163 (A)keratitis, 33 (A)

Arsine poisoning, 33 (A)Asbestosis, 44 (A)

, in Quebec, 100 (A)Association of Industrial Medical Officers: Nottingham group, 50;

Forty-ninth meeting, 105; Tees-side group, 106; London group,106 ; North-western group, 106 ; Fiftieth'meeting, 172 ; Londongroup, 173; Scottish group, 173; Nottingham group, 174;South Wales and West group, 174; Tees-side group, 174 ; Fifty-first meeting, 231 ; London group, 232 ; Birmingham group, 232;North-western group, 234; Nottingham group, 234; Tees-sidegroup, 235 ; Scottish group, 235

Atmospheres, breathing in irrespirable, 93 (R)Atmospheric samples, lead and zinc in, 29 (A)Atomic energy in industry and medicine, 31 (A)Audiometers, hearing aids and, 94 (R)Aviation, high-altitude, investigations, 97 (A)

BBackache, chronic structural low, 93 (R)Bagasse, of lungs, 224 (A)

pathogenicity of, 170 (A)BAL, in arsenical intoxications, 163 (A)

for exposure to tellurium, 35 (A)- liver injury in the dog after exposure to, 217 (A)

BAL, skin sensitization to, 226 (A)Bauxite workers' lung, 170 (A)Bedding, oil treatment of, 223 (A)BENATr, A. J. (and T. R. B. COURTNEY); Uremia in rpethyl bromide

poisoning, 21 (0)Benzene poisoning, 34 (A)Benzine vapour, and carbon monoxide, problem of combined action,

95 (A)Benzol poisoning, acute gastritis due to, 34 (A)

vitamin C content of tissues after' 95 (A)Beryllium compounds, pneumonitis in workers exposed to, 35, 99.

225 (A)Beverages, dangers of cadmium-plated receptacles for, 96 (A)Binocular vision in miners, 228 (A)Blood constituents etc. after isocaloric meals of varying carbohydrate

content, 41 (A)Boils and infected hands ; an epidemiological investigation (G. P. B.

Whitwell and Ian Sutherland), 88 (0)Book Reviews ;Advanced industrial first aid, 1947 (TREVETHICK, R. A.), 27Diseases of the joints and rheumatism (STONE, K.), 27 ;Proceedings of a Conference on Industrial Ophthalmology, 92Chronic structural low backache (ROBERTS, R. A.), 93Treatise on silicosis hazard of rocks etc. in German mines(LANDWEHR, W.), 93

Breathing in irrespirable atmospheres (DAVIS, SIR ROBERT H.), 93Psychology in industry (MAIER, NORMAN R. F.), 93Psychology, the fundamentals of human adjustment (MUNN,NORMAN L.), 161

Natural history of disease (RYLE, JOHN A.), 161Principles of medical statistics (HILL, A. BRADFORD), 161Introduction to medical statistics (WOODS, H. M., and RUSSELL,W. T.), 162

Practice of industrial medicine (T. A. LLOYD DAVIES), 213Tuberculosis in young adults (MARC DANIELS and others), 213Safety rules for use in chemical works ; Part I-model rules (Asso-

ciation of British Chemical Manufacturers), 214Physiology of man in the desert (E. F. ADOLPH and others), 214Demonstrations of physical signs in clinical surgery (HAMILTON

BAILEY), 214Catalogue of medical films, 214

BOWLER, R. G. (and others) ; Studies in the incidence of cancer ina factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic, 1 (0)

Brain abscess, metallic foreign bodies in, 226 (A)Brass foundries, controlling a lead hazard in, 29, 220 (A)

exposure to metallic fumes and dust in, 31 (A)Breathing in irrespirable atmospheres, 93 (R)British and Foreign Official Publications:

Study of individual children's diets (WIDDOWSON, E. M.), 28Incidence of neurosis among factory workers (FRASER, R., and

others), 28Hearing aids and audiometers, report of Committee on Electro-

acoustics, 94Medical Research in War (M.R.C. Report), 215Affections of the respiratorv tract in individuals exposed to cotton

dust (U.S. Public Health Bulletin), 216Health of arc welders in steel ship construction (U.S. Public Health

Bulletin), 216British Guiana, Aedes agypti control in, 104 (A)British tradition in industrial health (E. R. A. MEREWETHER), 175 (0)

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Bromide, in blood, urine, and brain, 219 (A)Brooklyn, chlorine accident in, 225 (A)BUCKELL, H. M. (and others) ; Studies in the incidence of cancer in

a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic, I (0)Burnt coal-gas, sensitivity to, 45 (A)

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Cadmium poisoning by inhalation, 30, 163, 164 (A)-workmen exposed to, 221 (A)

oxide particles in lung tissue, microscopic determinationof, 45 (A)

Cadmium-plated receptacles for preservation of food and beverages,dangers of, 96 (A)

Calcium carbonate, influence on settling silica dust, 102 (A)Cancer in a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic.-

I. Mortality experience in the factory (A. BRADFORD HILL and E.LEwis FANING); II. Clinical and environmental investigations(K. PERRY, R. G. BowLERt, H. M. BUCKELL, H. A. DRUETr, andR. S. F. SCHILLING), 1 (0)

of the lung, asbestosis and, 100 (A)of skin from pitch and tar, 37 (A)

social and occupational factors, 50 (A)Carbitol, 166 (A)

acute toxicity and general systemic actions of, 39 (A)Carbohydra,te content, isocaloric meals of low and high, 41 (A)Carbon dioxide, effects.on man of high concentrations of, 222 (A)

-~ poisoning, chronic, 219 (A)Carbon disulphide poisoning in rayon staple fibre plants in Poland,

218 (A)Carbon monoxide and benzine vapour, problem of combined action

of, 95 (A)-in hot rooms in machine construction plant, 171

(A)tetrachloride, colorimetric determination of, 38 (A)

duodenal ulcer from exposure to, 38 (A)-- poisoning, report of a case, 95 (A)

Carcinogenic activities of coal tar, 226 (A)Cardiovascular changes in kitchen workers, 41 (A)Ceylon, health of plumbago workers in (W. L. P. DASSANAYAKE),

141 (0)Chemical works, safety rules for, 214 (R)Children's diets, a study of individual, 28 (R)Chlorine accident in Brooklyn, 225 (A)Choline esterase activity of serum, effect of under-nutrition on,223 (A)

Chromate dermatitis, 46 (A)Chromic acid mist, plastic chips in control of, 167 (A)Clothing for work in tropical heat, 47 (A)Coal miners, 49 (A)-- htematological and humoral changes in silicotic, 44 (A)

physiological observations on West African (W. S. S.LADELL), 16 (O)

pneumoconiosis of (ALICE STEWART and others), 120 (0)pneumoconiosis in, in Wales, 170 (A)

Coal mnines, dispneea of effort in workers in, 101 (A)Coal tar, carcinogenic constituents of, 226 (A)- in dermatology, 226 (A)

Compressed air, surgical emphysema due to, 46 (A)disease, skeletal changes in, 96 (A)

Copper fever, 31 (A)Cotton dust, affections of the respiratory tract in individuals exposed

to, 216 (R)COURTNEY, T. R. B. (and A. J. BENArr); Uremia in methyl bromide

poisoning, 21 (0)Creatinine losses in sweat during work in hot humid environments,98 (A)

CRUICKSHANK, C. N. D.: Evaluation of skin cleansers and protectivecreams for workmen exposed to mineral oil, 204 (0)

Cryolite as detoxifying agent for lead arsenate, 40 (A)Cutting tools, " dead hand " from electrically driven, 42 (A)

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Dark adaptation and miners' nystagmus, 227 (A)DASSANAYAKE, W. L. P.: Health of plumbago workers in Ceylon,

141 (0)DAVIES, IDRIS (and others): Pneumoconiosis of coal-miners, 120 (0)D.D.T. and Aedes azgypti control in British Guiana, 104 (A)

insecticidal activities of, etc., 47, 48 (A)in oil as mosquito larvicide, 104 (A)

--surface deposits on mud, 229 (A)"Dead hand" from electrically driven cutting tools, 42 (A)Decompression sickness, treatment of, 168 (A)Dermatology, coal tar in, 226 (A)Dermatoses, occupational, in aircraft workers, 46 (A)Desert, physiology of man in the, 214 (R)Diatomaceous earth silicosis (ENRIco C. VIGLIANI and GIACOMOMorruRA), 148 (0)

Dichlorethane poisoning, 37 (A)

Diets, a study of individual children's, 28 (R)Digital foreign bodies in spot-welders, 46 (A)Disabled Persons (Employment) Act, 1944; some medical implica-

tions (W. TAYLOR), 107 (0)Disease, natural history of, 161 (R)Diving, problems of shallow-water, 41 (A)DOWSETT, LYNETTE (and others): Pneumoconiosis of coal-miners,

120 (0)DRUETT, H. A. (and others) ; Studies in the incidence of cancer in a

factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic, 1 (0)Dry battery manufacture, mercury exposure in, 220 (A)Dry cleaning of clothes, hygienic drawbacks of trichlorethylene in,40 (A) -

Duodenal ulcer following exposure to carbon tetrachloride, 38 (A)Dust, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47 (A)

(and see under specific types of dust)-- sampling in a hsamatite mine with the P.R.U. hand pump

(H. H. WATSON), 198 (0)Dye workers, papilloma of renal pelvis in, 166 (A)Dynamite, headaches arising from contact with, 36 (A)

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Effort, dyspncea of, in underground workers in coal mineF, 101 (A)Electrical accidents, thermal injuries due to, 46 (A)Electrically driven cutting tools, " dead hand " from, 42 (A)Electro-acoustics, report of Committee on, 94 (R)Electrocardiogram in silicosis, 44 (A)Electrostatic precipitation of industrial dust, fumes, and vapours for

hygienic purposes, 47 (A)precipitator, improvement of, 171 (A)

ELLIS, F. P.: Victuals and ventilation and the health and efficiencyof seamen, 187 (0)

Emphysema, surgical, due to compressed air, 46 (A)Environment and fatal heat stroke, 47 (A)

- of tuberculous patients in Lanarkshire, 99 (A)Ethylene imine, acute toxicity to small animals, 219 (A)Eye hazards in Wearside shipyards (A. KEFALAS), 51 (0)- hazards and safety practice ; a review of 14,722 eye accidents in

the Wearside shipyards (A. KEFALAS), 51 (0)injury due to sulphur dioxide, 226, 227 (A)

due to quinone vapours, 37, 38 (A)

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Factory workers, neurosis among, 28 (R)Fainting and flying, 168 (A)FANING, E. LEwis (and A. BRADFORD HILL): Studies in the incidenceof cancer in a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic,(0)

Fatigue, effect of amphetamine sulphate on, 97 (A)ocular, 98 (A)

FERGUSON, T.: Scottish essays in industrial health, 180 (0)Fibrosis in the lungs of a silver finisher (H. E. HARDING), 70 (0)First-aid, advanced industrial, 27 (R)Flight personnel, physiological characteristics of, 222 (A)Floors, oil treatment of, 223 (A)Food and beverages, dangers of cadmium-plated receptacles for,96 (A)-, disinfecting air in places of manufacture, 103 (A)Foreign bodies, digital, in spot-welders, 46 (A)

metallic, in brain abscess, 226 (A)Foundry workers, nodulations in, 170 (A)Fruit, control of infected, 102 (A)Fumes, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47 (A)

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Gammexane, Aedes rgypti and, 229 (A)for malaria control in Sierra Leone, 104 (A)

Gas workers, injuries in, 103 (A)German mines, silicosis hazards of, 93 (R)Glass-blowers, respiratory function of, 42 (A)Glass fibre, industrial disease due to filaments of, 102 (A)-industry, silicosis in, 169 (A)Granite quarries, silicosis in workers in, 100 (A)Granular basophilia during exposure to lead poisoning, 30 (A)

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Haematite mine, dust sampling in, with the P.R.U. hand pump (H. H.WATSON), 198 (0)

Halogenated organic vapours in air, determination of, 39 (A)Hands, boils and infected: an epidemiological investigation (G. P. B.WHITWELL and IAN SUTHERLAND), 88 (0)

HARDING, H. E.: Fibrosis in the lungs of a silver finisher, 70 (0)Toxicology of zircon, 75 (0)

Headache from contact with dynamite, 36 (A)Hearing aids and audiometers, 94 (R)

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7NDEX TO VOHeat, clothing for work in tropical, 47 (A)

creatinine losses in sweat in, 98 (A)-salt tablets for use in, 97 (A)

stroke, environment and fatal, 47 (A)High-altitude flight, investigations in, 97 (A)High-tension current accidents with muscle injuries and myoglo-

binuria, 46 (A)HILL, A. BRADFORD (and E. LEwis FANING): Studies in the incidence

of'cancer in a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic,I (0)

Human adjustment, fundamentals of, 161 (R)Hydrocarbons, determination in blood, 166 (A)

Industrial health, British tradition in (E. R. A. MEREWETHER), 175 (0)Scottish essays in (T. FERGUSON), 180 (0)

medicine, practice of, 213 (R)toxicology laboratory, range-finding test in, 217 (A)

Infected hands, boils and (G. P. B. WHITWELL and IAN SUTHERLAND),88 (0)

Influenza, immunization against, 49, 103 (A)Injuries, in gas workers, 103 (A)Insecticides, 47, 48 (A)Irrespirable atmospheres, breathing in, 93 (R)Isocaloric meals of varying carbohydrate content, work, performance,

etc. after, 41 (A)J

Joints, diseases of, and rheumatism, 27 (R)

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KEFALAS, A.: Eye hazards and safety practice: a review of 14,722eye accidents in the Wearside shipyards, 51 (0)

Kitchen workers, cardiovascular changes in, 41 (A)Kleinhungen gas works, injuries in, 103 (A)

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LADELL, W. S. S.: Physiological observations on West African coalminers, 16 (0)

Lanarkshire, survey of tuberculosis in, 98, 99 (A).Lead absorption and poisoning, hamatological changes in, 30 (A)

arsenate, cryolite as detoxifying agent for, 40 (A)content of street dirts in New York, 29 (A)determination in atmospheric samples, 29 (A)exposure to, 30 (A)exposure to, in storage battery manufacture, 166 (A)hazard in brass foundries, control of, 29, 220 (A)

--in urine, 220 (A)--poisoning, anti-pernicious anemia factor in, 96 (A)

granular basophilia in, 30 (A)-- and production of agglutinins in relation to recentknowledge of S. typhi antigens, 96 (A)Lethane " insecticide, fatal poisoning, 40 (A)

Lettuce, control of infected, 102 (A)Lewisite, disturbance of function induced by, 33 (A)Lung, asbestosis and cancer of, 100 (A)

bauxite workers', 170 (A)changes associated with manufacture of alumina abrasives,

44 (A)nodulation in, in foundry grinders, 170 (A)Portland cement dust and, 99 (A)

-retention of quartz dust, 100 (A)tissue, microscopic detection of'cadmium oxide particles in,

45 (A)Lungs of a silver finisher, fibrosis in (H. E. HARDING), 70 (0)

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Machine construction plant, carbon monoxide in, 171 (A)Malaria control by " gammexane," 104 (A)Manganese dioxide as antidote to mercury, 165 (A)m-Dinitrobenzene poisoning, 34 (A)Medical films, catalogue of, 214 (R)

research in war, 215 (R)Mercurialism, neurological observations on chronic industrial, 39 (A)Mercury exposures in dry battery manufacture, 220 (A)

manganese dioxide as antidote to, 165 (A)MEREwETHER, E. R. A.: British tradition in industrial health, 175 (0)Methamoglobinmmia, treatment with ascorbic acid, 96 (A)Methanol poisoning, 218 (A)Methyl alcohol poisoning treated with pectins, 35 (A)

bromide poisoning, urwmia in (A. J. BENATr and T. R. B.COuRTNEY), 21 (0)

chloride, toxicity of, 40 (A)mercury compounds, poisoning by (AXEL AHLMARK), 117 (0)

Microscopic detection of cadmium oxide particles in, 45 (A)Milkers' hands, physiopathology of, 41 (A)Miil workers, pathology of, 45 (A)Mineral-oil, evalution of skin cleansers and protective -creams forworkmen exposed to (C. N. D. CRUICKSHANK), 204 (0)

)LUME FIVE 239Miners' nystagmus, 227, 228 (A)Mines, silicosis hazards of German, 93 (R)Mono-chloro-mono-bromo-methane, toxicity and narcotic action of,220 (A)

Morbidity, studies in occupational (IAN SUTHERLAND and G. P. B.WHrrwELL), 77 (0)

MORRELL, F. H. (and others): Pneumoconiosis of coal-miners,120 (0)

Mosquitoes, D.D.T. for, 48, 104 (A)MOTrURA, GIACOMO (and ENRico C. VIGLIANI) Diatomaceous

earth silicosis, 148 (0)N

Natural history of disease, 161 (R)Nephritis in textile workers, 167 (A)Neurosis among factory workers, 28 (R)New York, lead content of street dirts in, 29 (A)Nickel poisoning, 165, 221 (A)Nitric acid gas poisoning, 39 (A)2-Nitropropane, toxicity of, 95 (A)Nitroso-methyl urethane, toxic effects of (F. WRIGLEY), 26 (0)Nose, penetration of air-borne particulates through the human,

102 (A)Nutritional state and miners' nystagmus, 227 (A)

0'Obituary, THOMAS GWYNNE MAITLAND, 236Occupational morbidity, studies in (IAN SUTHERLAND and G. P. B.WHrrWELL), 77 (0)

Ocular tasks, transfer of decrement in, 98 (A)Oil treatment of floors and bedding, 223 (A)Onion dehydrating plant, survey of, 36 (A)Ophthalmology, industrial, proceedings of conference on, 92 (R)Oxygen poisoning in man, 97 (A)

pressures, effects on man of carbon dioxide at various,222 (A)

PPapilloma of renal pelvis in dye workers, 166 (A)Para-aminobenzoic acid, sunburn-protecting effect of, 226 (A)Pectins, methyl alcohol poisoning treated with, 35 (A)PERRY, KENNETH (and others): Studies in the incidence of cancer

in a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic, 1 (0)Phosgene poisoning, hmmodynamics in, 35 (A)

studies on experimental, 218 (A)pulmonary changes following exposure to, 225 (A)

Phosphate and metabolism of working and resting subjects, 223 (A)PSERCE, J. W. (and others): Pneumoconiosis of coal-miners, 120 (0)Pilots, fainting in, 168 (A)Piperonyl butoxide, as insecticide, 48 (A)Pitch, skin cancer from, 37 (A)Plastic chips in control of chromic acid mist, 167 (A)Plumbago workers in Ceylon, health of (W. L. P. DASSANAYAKE),

141 (0)Pneumoconiosis, architectural characteristics of, studied by plastic

models, 43 (A)- of coal-miners (ALICE STEWART and others), 120 (0)

in coal workers in Wales, 170 (A)histological basis for reticulation of, 100 (A)Research Unit (P.R.U.) hand pump, dust sampling

-in a hematite mine with (H. H. WATSON), 198 (0)Pneumonia, lobar, Portland cement dust and, 99 (A)

in shipyard workers, 42, 43 (A)Pneumonitis, chemical, from beryllium compounds, 35, 99, 225 (A)Poland, carbon disulphide poisoning in rayon staple fibre plants in,

218 (A)Portland cement dust, effect on lungs, 99 (A)Premature labour, influence of profession on, 230 (A)Protective creams and skin cleansers for workmen exposed to mineral

oil, evaluation of (C. N. D. CRUICKSHANK), 204 (0)Psychiatric aspect of miners' nystagmus, 228 (A)Psychology, the fundamentals of human adjustment, 161 (R)

in industry, 93 (R)Pulmonary tuberculosis (see under tuberculosis)Pyridine in air, estimation of, 166 (A)Pyridoxine hydrochloride for radiation sickness, 32 (A)

QQuartz, lung retention of dust, 100 (A)-_- silicosis in a quartz mine, 224 (A)Quebec, asbestosis in, 100 (A)Quinone vapours, corneal and conjunctival injuries from, 37, 38 (A)

RRadiation sickness, treatment of, 32 (A)Radioactive emanations, 32 (A)Radium dial painting, 33 (A)Rats, sodium fluoracetate against, 48 (A)Rayon staple fibre plants in Poland, carbon disulphide poisoning in,

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Respiratory exchange etc. after isocaloric meals of varying carbo-hydrate content, 41 (A)

functions of glass-blowers, 42 (A)Respiratory-tract infections, control in industry, 49 (A)

in individuals exposed to cotton dust,216 (R)

oil treatment of floors and bedding incontrol of, 223 (A)

Rheumatism, diseases of the joints and, 27 (R)

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Salmonella typhi antigens, lead poisoning and, 96 (A)Salt tablet for use in hot environments, 97 (A)SCHILLING, R. S. F. (and others): Studies in the incidence of cancer

in a factory handling inorganic compounds of arsenic, 1 (0)Scotland, tuberculosis in Lanarkshire, 98, 99 (A)Scottish essays in industrial health (T. FERGUSON), 180 (0)Seamen, victuals and ventilation and the health and efficiency of

(F. P. ELLIS), 187 (0)Selenium poisoning, 165 (A)Shallow-water diving, problems of, 41 (A)Shipyard workers, pneumonia in, 42, 43 (A)

- ~ eye hazards in (A. KEFALAS), 51 (0)Sierra Leone, " gammexane " for malaria control in, 104 (A)Silica, conversion of, during ignition, possible source of error in

analysis of powdered samples, 43 (A)dust, 101, 102 (A)

Silicosis, pulmonary vascular lesions in, 169 (A)appraising exposure, 101 (A)

- _- diagnosis of, 169 (A)---ditdiatomaceous earth (ENRIco VIGLIANI and GIACOMO

MoirruRA), 148 (0)--x expeimental study, 224 (A)

- electrocardiogram in, 44 (A)-- in glass industry, 169 (A)

hazard in German mines, 93 (R)hematological observations in, 44 (A)lesions in workers removed from dust, 224 (A)

-in a quartz mine, 224 (A)- _- solubility theory of, 168 (A)

in workmen in Alzo granite.quarries, 100 (A)Silicotic coal miners, hiematological and humoral changes, 44 (A)Silver finisher, fibrosis in lungs of a (H. E. HARDiNG), 70 (0)Skin cancer from pitch and tar, 37 (A)- , social and occupational factors in aetiology of, 50 (A)

cleansers and protective creams for workmen exposed to mineraloil, evaluation of (C. N. D. CRUICKSHANK), 204 (0)

sensitization to BAL, 226 (A)Sn3all-pox, vaccination against. 49 (A)Smoke and public health, 171 (A) eSocial factors, influence on incidence of extrapulmonary tuberculous

infection, 99 (A)Sodium fluoracetate against rats, 48 (A)

nitrate poisoning, 40 (A)Solvent vapours, sensory response to, 35 (A)Spot-welders, digital foreign bodies in, 46 (A)Statistics, introduction to medical, 162 (R)

principles of medical, 161 (R)Steel industry, vitamin supplement administered to workers in,

103 (A)Steel ship construction, health of ayc welders in, 216 (R)STEWART, ALICE (and others), Pneumoconiosis of coal miners, 120 (0)Storage battery manufacture, control of lead exposure in, 166 (A)Street dirts in New York, lead content of, 29 (A)Stressful activities, human adrenal cortex and, 222 (A)Sulphur dioxide, eye injury due to, 226, 227 (A)Sunburn-protecting effect of para-aminobenzoic acid, 226 (A)Surgery, physical signs in clinical, 214 (R)Surgical emphysema'due to compressed air, 46 (A)SUTHERLAND, IAN (and G. P. B. WHITWELL): Boils and infectedhands: an epidemiological investigation, 88 (0)

(and G. P. B. WHITWELL); Studies in occupationalmorbidity, 77 (0)

Swineherd's disease, observations on, 230 (A)

TTalc mining, dust hazard in tremolite, 101 (A)Tar, skin cancer from, 37 (A)

TAYLOR, W.: Disabled Persons (Employment) Act, 1944: somemedical implications, 107 (0)

Tellurium, effect of ascorbic acid on tellurium breath, 219 (A)exposure and treatment with BAL, 35 (A)

-- toxicity of ingested, 219 (A)Tetraethyl lead, mass poisoning by, 221 (A)Tetranitromethane, toxic effects of, 33 (A)Textile workers, nephritis in, 167 (A)Thermal injuries due to electrical accidents, 46 (A)Thymoxyethyldiethylamine, treatment of phosgene poisoning with,

218 (A)Tobacco industry, health hazards of, 230 (A)Trasentine etc. for radiation sickness, 32 (A)Trichlorethylene in dry cleaning of clothes, hygienic drawbacks of,40 (A)

Tropics, clothing for work in, 47 (A)Tuberculosis, asbestosis and pulmonary, 100 (A)- in young adults, 213 (R)

survey in Lanarkshire, 98, 99 (A)

U

Ultra-violet irradiation to disinfect air in food-manufactuLringpremises, 103 (A)

Under-nutrition, effect on choline esterase activity of serum, 223 (A)Ursemia in methyl bromide poisoning (A. J. BENATT and T. R. B.COURTNFY), 21 (0)

V

Vaccination, influenza, in an industrial plant, 49 (A)smallpox, of industrial workers, 49 (A)

-Vapour, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47 (A)samples in air, methods of obtaining, 167 (A)

Varnishers, industrial pathology in, 38, 96 (A)Vegetables, control of infected, 102 (A)Victuals and ventilation and the health and efficiency of seamen

(F. P. ELLIS), 187 (0)VIGLIANI, ENRIco C. (and GLAcOMO MOrrTRA): Diatomaceous earth

silicosis, 148 (0)Visual reaction-time as a function of variations in the stimulus-figure,

98 (A)Vitamin B6 for radiation sickness, 32 (A)

C, for methzmoglobinwmia, 96 (A)C content of tissues of experimental animals after benzol

poisoning, 95 (A)C and tellurium, 219 (A)supplement, effect of administering, in the steel industry,

103 (A)Volatile hydrides, 37 (A)

WWales, pneumoconiosis in coal-miners in, 170 (A)War, medical research in, 215 (R)WATSON, H. H.: Dust sampling in a hematite mine with the P.R.U.hand pump, 198 (0)

Wearside shipyards, review of 14,722 eye accidents in (A. KEFALAS),51 (0)

Welders, pneumonia in shipyard workers, with special reference to,42 (A)

West African coal miners, physiological observations on (W. S. S.LADELL), 16 (0)

Welders, arc, health of, in steel ship construction, 216 (R)WHITWELL, G. P. B. (and IAN SUTHERLAND) : Boils and infectedhands: an epidemiological investigation, 88 (0)

Studies in occupationalmorbidity, 77 (0)

Work performance etc., alcohol etc. and, 223 (A)- after isocaloric meals of low and high

carbohydrate content, 41 (A)-__________-- phosphate administration and, 223 (A)WRIGLEY, F.; Toxic effects of nitroso-methyl urethane, 26 (0)

x

X-rays, professional injury due to, 226 (A)

Z

Zinc determination in atmospheric samples, 29 (A)Zircon, toxicology of (H. E. HARDING), 75 (0)

INDEX TO ABSTRACTSA

Adrenal cortex and stressful activitv, 222Aedes egypti, control in British Guiana, D.D.T. and, 104

control in absence of piped water supply, 229feeding on rabbits receiving " gammexane," 229

Age and wastage in industrial populations, 171Air, disinfecting, in premises where food is manufactured, 103Air-borne particulates, penetration through the human nose, 102Aircraft workers, occupational dermatoses in, 46Alcohol and capacity for work, 223Alkyldinitrophenols, toxicology of, 221

240

INDEX TO ABSTRACTS 241Alkyl polyphosphates, physiological effects, 167 DAltitude, oxygen and blood.in work at, 222Aluminium, lung changes associated with manufacture of, 44 Dark adaptation and miners' nystagmus, 227Aluminium, lung changes associated with manufacture of, 44 D.D.T. and Aedes agypti control in British Guiana, 104

~ experimental lung changes due to, 225 insecticidal activities of, etc., 47, 48dissolution of particles by pulmonary phagocytes, 170 - in oil as mosquito larvicide, 104

Alzo graiite quarries, silicosis in workers in, 100 surface deposits on mud, 229Ammonia, toxicity to mice, 219 "Dead hand from electrically driven cutting tools, 42Amphetamine sulphate, effect on normal and fatigued subjects, 97 Decompression sickness, treatmrent of, 168Anermia, anti-pernicious, in lead poisoning, 96 Dermatology, coal tar in, 226Aniline in animal tissue, 95 Dermatoses, occupational, in aircraft workers, 46Arsenical intoxications, BAL in, 163 Dichlorethane poisoning, 37-- keratitis, 33 Digital foreign bodies in spot-welders, 46

Arsine poisoning, 33 Diving, problems of shallow-water, 41Asbestosis, 44 Dry battery manufacture, mercury exposure in, 220

in Quebec, 100 Dry cleaning of clothes, hygienic drawbacks of trichlorethylene in, 40Atmospheric samples, lead and zinc in, 29 Duodenal ulcer following exposure to carbon tetrachloride, 38Atomic energy in industry and medicine, 31 Dust, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47Aviation, high-altitude, investigations, 97 (and see under specific types of dust)

Dye workers, papiloma of renal pelvis in, 166Dynamite, headaches arising from contact with, 36B'

Bagasse, of lungs, 224- pathogenicity of, 170 EBAL, in arsenical intoxications, 163--for exposure to tellurium, 35 Effort, dyspnca of, in underground workers in coal mines, 101--

liver injury in the dog after exposure to, 217 Electrical accidents, thermal injuries due to, 46--

skin sensitization to, 226 Electrically driven cutting tools, "dead hand from, 42Bauxite workers' lung, 170 EElectrocardiogram in silicosis, 44Bedding, oil treatment of, 223 Electrostatic precipitation of industrial dust, fumnes, and vapours forBenzene poisoning, 34 hygienic purposes, 47Benzine vapour, and carbon monoxide, problem of combined action, --- precipitator, improvement of, 171

95 Emphysema, surgical, due to compressed air, 46Benzol poisoning, acute gastritis due to, 34 Environment and fatal heat stroke, 47

- vitamin C content of tissues after, 95 --- of tuberculous patients in Lanarkshire, 99Beryllium compounds, pneumonitis in workers exposed to, 35, 99, 225 Ethylene imine, acute toxicity to smill animals, 219Beverages, dangers of cadmium-plated receptacles for, 96 Eye injury due to sulphur dioxide, 226, 227

Binocular vision in miners, 228 due to quinone vapours, 37, 38Blood constituents etc. after isocaloric meals of varying carbohydrate

content, 41Brain abscess, metallic foreign bodies in, 226 F

Brass foundries, controlling a lead hazard in, 29, 220exposure to metallic fumes and dust in, 31 Fainting and flying, 168

British Guiana, Aedes agypti control in, 104 Fatigue, effect of amphetamine sulphate on, 97

Bromide in blood, urine, and brain, 219 _ _ ocular, 98

Brooklyn, chlorine accident in, 225 Flight personnel, physiological characteristics of, 222

Burnt coal-gas, sensitivity to,45 Floors, oil treatment of, 223

c

Cadmium poisoning by inhalation, 30, 163, 164workmen exposed to, 221oxide particles in lung tissue, microscopic determinationof, 45

Cadmium-plated receptacles for preservation of food and beverages,dangers of, 96

Calcium carbonate, influence on settling silica dust, 102Cancer of the lung, asbestosis and, 100

of skin from pitch-and tar, 37social and occupational factors, 50

Carbitol, 166acute toxicity and general systemic actions of, 39

Carbohydrate content, isocaloric meals of low and high, 41Carbon dioxide, effects on man of high concentrations of, 222

poisoning, chronic, 219disulphide poisoning in rayon staple fibre plants in Poland, 218monoxide and benzine vapour, problem of combined action

of, 95in hot rooms in machine construction plant, 171

--tetrachloride, colorimetric determination of, 38-_____ - duodenal ulcer from exposure to, 38poisoning, report of a case, 95

Carcinogenic activities of coal tar, 226Cardiovascular changes in kitchen workers, 41Chlorine accident in Brooklyn, 225Choline esterase activity of serum, effect of under-nutrition on, 223Chromate dermatitis, 46Chromic acid mist, plastic chips in control of, 167Clothing for work in tropical heat, 47Coal miners, 49

hssmatological and humoral changes in silicotic, 44pneumoconiosis in, in Wales, 170

Coal mines, dyspntsa of effort in workers in, 101Coal tar, carcinogenic constituents of, 226- -in dermatology, 226Compressed air, surgical emphysema due to, 46

disease, skeletal changes in, 96Copper fever, 31Creatinine losses in sweat during work in hot humid environments, 98Cryolite as detoxifving agent for lead arsenate, 40Cutting tools, "dead hand

" from electrically driven, 42

Food and beverages, dangersof cadmium-plated receptaclesfor, 96--, disinfecting air in places of manufacture, 103Foreign bodies, digital, in spot-welders, 46

____--- metallic, in brain abscess, 226Foundrv workers, nodulations in, 170Fruit, control of infected, 102Fumes, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47

G

Gammexane, Aedes agypti and, 229- _- for malaria control in Sierra Leone, 104Gas workers, injuries in, 103Glass-blowers, respiratory function of, 42Glass fibre, industrial disease due to filaments of, 102-- industry, silicosis in, 169Granite quarries, silicosis in workers in 100Granular basophilia during exposure to lead poisoning, 30

H

Halogenated organic vapours in air, determination of, 39Headache from contact with dynamite, 36Heat, clothing for work in tropical, 47

creatinine losses in sweat in, 98salt tablets for use in, 97

-stroke, environment and fatal, 47High-altitude flight, investigations in, 97High-tension current accidents with muscle injuries and myoglo-

binuria, 46Hydrocarbons, determination in blood, 166

Industrial toxicology laboratory, range-finding test in, 217Influenza, immunization against, 49, 103Injuries, in gas workers, 103Insecticides, 47, 48Isocaloric meals of varying carbohydrate content, work, performance,

etc. after, 41

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Kitchen workers, cardiovascular changes in, 41Kleinhungen gas works, injuries in, 103

L

Lanarkshire, survey of tuberculosis-in, 98, 99Lead absorption and poisoning, hmmatological changes in, 30-arsenate, cryolite as detoxifying agent for, 40-content of street dirts in New York, 29

determination in atmospheric samples, 29exposure to, 30exposure to, in storage battery manufacture, 166

--hazard in brass foundries, control of, 29, 220--in urine, 220--poisoning, anti-pernicious antemia factor in, 96- granular basophilia in, 30--- and production of agglutinins in relation to recentknowledge of S. typhi antigens, 96Lethane " insecticide, fatal poisoning, 40

Lettuce, control of infected, 102Lewisite, disturbance of function induced by, 33Lung, asbestosis and cancer of, 100

bauxite workers', 170changes associated with manufacture of alumina abrasives, 44nodulation in, in foundry grinders, 170.Portland cement dust and, 99

--retention of quartz dust, 100tissue, mic'roscopic detection of cadmium oxide particles in, 45

M

Machine construction plant, carbon monoxide in, 171Malaria control by " gammexane," 104Manganese dioxide as antidote to mercury, 165m-Dinitrobenzene poisoning, 34Mercurialism, neurological observations on chronic industrial, 39Mercury exposures in dry battery manufacture, 220

manganese dioxide as antidote to, 165Methemmoglobineemia, treatment with ascorbic acid, 96Methanol poisoning, 218Methyl alcohol poisoning treated with pectins, 35

chloride, toxicity of, 40Microscopic detection of cadmium oxide particles in, 45Milkers' hands, physiopathology of, 41Mill workers, pathology of, 45Miners' nystagmus, 227, 228Mono-chloro-mono-bromo-methane, toxicity and narcotic action of,220

Mosquitoes, D.D.T. for, 48, 104

N

Nephritis in textile workers, 167New York, lead content of street dirts in, 29Nickel poisoning, 165, 221Nitric acid gas poisoning, 392-Nitropropane, toxicity of, 95Nose, penetration of air-borne particulates through the human, 102.Nutritional state and miners' nystagmus, 227

0

Ocular tasks, transfer of decrement in, 98Onion dehydrating plant, survey of, 36Oxygen poisoning in man, 97

- pressures, effects on man of carbon dioxide at various, 222

p

Papillonma of renal pelvis in dye workers, 166 .,Para-aminobenzoic acid, sunburn-protecting effect of, 226Pectins,-methyl alcohol poisoning treated with, 35Phosgene poisoning, htemodynamics in, 35-- studies on experimental, 218

pulmonary changes following exposure to, 225Phosphate and metabolisns of working and resting subjects, 223Pilots, fainting in, 168Piperonyl butoxide, as insecticide, 48Pitch, skin cancer from, 37Plastic chips in control of chromic acid mist, 167Pneumoconiosis, architectural characteristics of, studied by plastic

models, 43- in coal-workers in Wales, 170

histological basis for reticulation of, 100

Pneumonia, lobar, Portland cement dust and, 99- in shipyard workers, 42, 43

Pneumonitis, chemical, from beryllium compounds, 35, 99Poland. carbon disulphide poisoning in rayon staple fibre plants in,218

Portland cement dust, effect on lungs, 99Premature labour, influence of profession on, 230Psychiatric aspect of miners' nystagmus, 228Pyridine in air, estimation of, 1.66Pyridoxine hydrochloride for radiation sickness, 32

QQuartz, lung retention of dust, 100-- siicosit in a quartz mine, 224Quebec, asbestosis in, 100Quinone vapours, corneal and conjunctival injuries from, 37, 38

R

Radiation sickness, treatment of, 32Radioactive emanations, 32Radium dial painting, 33Rats, sodium fluoracetate against, 48Rayon staple fibre plants in Poland, carbon disulphide poisoning in,218

Respiratory exchange etc. after isocaloric meals of varying carbo-hydrate content, 41

- function of glass-blowers, 42Respiratory-tract infections, control in industry, 49

oil treatment of floors and bedding incontrol of, 223

S

Salmonella typhi antigens, lead poisoning and, 96Salt tablet for use in hot environments, 97Scotland, tuberculosis in Lanarkshire, 98, 99Selenium poisoning, 165Shallow-water diving, problems of, 41Shipyard workers, pneumonia in, 42, 43Sierra Leone, " gammexane " for malaria control in, 104Silica, conversion of, during ignition, possible source of. error in

analysis of powdered samples, 43dust, 101, 102

Silicosis, pulmonary vascular lesions in, 169- appraising exposure, 101--_-diadiagnosis of, 169

experimental study, 224-electrocardiogram in, 44

in glass industry, 169htematological observations in, 44

- lesions in workers removed from dust, 224in a quartz mine, 224solubility theory of, 168

- in workmen in Alzo granite quarries, 100Silicotic coal miners, htematological and humoral changes, 44Skin cancer from pitch and tar, 37-- , social and occupational factors in tetiology of, 50Small-pox, vaccination against, 49Smoke and public health, 171Social factors, influence on incidence of extrapulmonary tuberculous

infection, 99Sodium fluoracetate against rats, 48

nitrate poisoning, 40Solvent vapours, sensory response to, 35Spot-welders, digital foreign bodies in, 46Steel industry, vitamin supplement administered to workers in, 103Storage battery manufacture, control of lead exposure in, 166Street dirts in New York, lead content of, 29Stressful activities, human adrenal cortex and, 222Sulphur dioxide, eye injury due to, 226, 227Sunburn-protecting effect of para-aminobenzoic acid, 226Surgical emphysema due to compressed air, 46Swineherd's disease, observations on, 230

T

Talc mining, dust hazard in tremolite, 101Tar, skin cancer from, 37Tellurium, effect of ascorbic acid on tellurium breath, 219

exposure and treatment with BAL, 35toxicity of ingested, 219

Tetraethyl lead, mass poisoning by, 221Tetranitromethane, toxic effects of, 33Textile workers, nephritis in, 167Thermal injuries due to electrical accidents, 46

242

INDEX TO AUTHORSThymoxyethyldiethylamine, treatment of phosgene poisoning with,

218Tobacco industry, health hazards of, 230Trasentine etc. for radiation sickness, 32Trichlorethylene in dry cleaning of clothes, hygienic drawbacks of, 40Tropics, clothing for work in, 47Tusberculosis, asbestosis, and pulmonary, 100

- survey in Lanarkshire, 98, 99

Ultra-violet irradiation to disinfect air in food-manufacturingpremises, 103

Under-nutrition, effect on choline esterase activity of serum, 223

V

Vaccination, influenza, in an industrial plant, 49-- smallpox, of industrial workers, 49Vapour, electrostatic precipitation of industrial, 47

samples in air, methods of obtaining, 167Varnishers, industrial pathology in, 38, 96Vegetables, control ofinfected, 102Visual reaction-time as a tunction of variations in the stimulus-

figure, 98

Vitamin Bs for radiation sicknes, 32C for meth3moglobinemia, 96

--- C content of tissues of exprimental animals after benzolpoisoning, 95

C and tellurium, 219supplement, effect of administering, in the steel industry, 103

Volatile hydrides, 37

W

Wales, pneumoconiosis in coal miners in, 170Welders, pneumonia in shipyard workers, with special reference-to, 42Work performance etc. after isocaloric meals of low and high carbo-

hydrate content, 41alcohol etc. and, 223

.--------,phosphate administration and, 223

x

X-rays, professional injury due to, 226

Zinc determination in atmospheric samples, 29

INDEX TO AUTHORSA

Adams, E. M., 221Albrink, W. S., 164Alford, W. C., 166, 220Amdur, M. L., 35Amundsen, P., 40Andersen, A. H., 39Anderson, B., 37, 38Andrews, H. L., 167Arthur, E. M. S., 45Asmussen, E., 223Aste-Salazar, H., 222Auckland, G., 45Aue, 0. E. van der, 168

BBaetjer, A. M., 49, 99Bailey, D. A., 43Baliff, J., 36Bannon, J. H., 225Barlow, F., 229Barrett, H. M., 163Beamish, F. E., 45Behnke, A. R., 97, 168, 222Bellesini, C., 41

Bennet, J., 163Berenblum, I., 226Biden-Steele, K., 42Bing, F. C., 103Bitterman, M. E., 98Black, S., 102Bloch, W., 37Boche, R. D., 218Boje, O., 223Bologna, R., 230Bonamour, - 33Brigatti, L., 44Brown, T. G., 98, 99Bruner, H. D., 218Buchan, R. F., 165Bunting, H., 164, 225Burgen, A. S. V., 167Burke, W. J., 36Burkey, R. E., 220Burns, C. R., 95

CCaires, P. F. de, 104, 229Cameron, G. R., 33, 163Campbell, D. A., 227, 228Capellini, A., 44Card, B. Y., 163Carleton, A. B., 163Carlson, W. S., 98Carnrick, M., 96Carpenter, C. P., 217, 219Castillo, del J., 167

Ceresa, C., 165Champfix, J., 44Chance, A. C., 163Chasis, H., 225Chennels, M., 167Chernov, V. M., 95Chevalier, P., 34Cholak, J., 220Cisler, L., 103Clayton, G. D., 171CoUen, M. F., 42Coman, D. R., 218Combes, F. C., 226Consolazio, W. V., 97, 222Cornbleet, T., 226Coudert, J., 102Courtice, F. C., 33-Craver, B. N., 32

D

Danielli, J. F., 163Danielli, M., 163Danilov, M. M., 103Danner, C. E., 39Davidson, G., 104Delarue, J., 224Derobert, L., 30, 224Desmeules, R., 100Desmond, A. M., 46Dhers, V., 102Dignam, B. S., 103Dixon, M., 163Doheny, J. J., 225Donald, K. W., 97Dove, W. E., 48Drinker, P., 30Duffner, G. J., 168Dulbecco, R., 43Durlacher, S. H., 225Duvoir, M., 30

E

Eddey, L. G., 48Edelman, M. M., 95Ehrenberg, R., 223Eisenbud, M., 220EUis, F. A., 46Evans, R. D., 32

F

Feiner, B., 36Fellows, J. K., 166Findlay, H. T., 163First, M. W., 35, 102Fischer, H., 46, 221

Fiser, K., 166Fisher, M. B., 222Floyd, W. E., 167Forssman, S., 34Fosdal, J., 39Fraser, J. B., 163Friberg, L., 31, 221Friedman, M., 218Frohlicher, R., 46Frykholm, K. O., 34

G

Gaddum, J. H., 163Garnham, P. C. C., 229Gay, H., 33Geever, E. F., 169Gemmill, C. L., 222Gentile, F., 96Gerard, R. W., 35Gerstl, B., 170Gibbon, M. H., 218Giroux, M., 100Glenn, J. C., 32Goldenson, J., 39Goodman, W. L., 104Gordon, F. Y., 95Gough, J., 170Graham, A. F., 163Grant, W. M., 226, 227Greenburg, L., 101Greenspan, F. S., 223Grossman, C. M., 43

H

Hadaway, A. B., 229Hadengue, A., 30Haldi, J., 41Haltern, H. L. van, 32Hamlin, L. E., 170, 220Hamly, D. R., 45Hanzlik, H., 39Hanzlik, P. J., 39, 166Hardy, H. L., 35, 99, 164Harrison, C. V., 40Harrison, R., 228Hatch, T. F., 100Heimann, H., 44Helm, J., 225Hemeon, W. C. L., 101Henningsen, A. B., 226Henry, S. A., 37Herrald, F. J. C., 163Hieger, I., 37Highman, B., 220Hoagland, H., 222Hocking, K. S., 48

Holden, E. R., 101Horn, R. C., 218Hubbard, D. M., 220Huber, P., 221Huck, F. F., 30Hughes, J. H., 48Hurtado, A., 222Hutchinson, A. O., 223Hyatt, E. C., 101

Irish, D. D., 221Irwin, D. A., 163Ivy, A. C., 103

J

Jeney, E., 35Jenny, F., 46Jetter,. W. W., 219Johnson, H. A., 104Jung, F. T., 103

K

Kadlec, K., 42Kay, K. K., 38Kaye, S., 29Keele, C. A., 167Kehoe, R. A., 30Khotsyanov, L. K., 171Kindsvatter, V. H., 100King, A. J., 163King, E. J., 168King, F. H., 42Kirchoff, H., 230Klein, T., 96Korbler, J., 226Koven, A. L., 224

L

Ladell, W. S. S., 98Lambertsen, C. J., 41Landahl, H. D., 102Landry, A. S., 29Laqueur, G. L., 166Lawrence, W. S., 39, 166Leites, R. G., 171Lemone, D. V., 224Levvy, G.A., 33- 163Liberman, S. S., 95'h, B., 32furau, M., 96

* duena, F. P., 39, 166-Luton, P., 44

243

244

Mc

Macalpine, J. B., 166Macgregor, A., 171McCance, R. A., 223McCarthy, M. D., 218McCormick, W. E., 23(McElligott, G. L. M.,,lMcGee, L. C., 49McGrath, F. P., 219MacLeod, C. M., 225MacNider, W. de B., 2

M

Machle, W., 30Mann, B., 102Marchi, A. de, 225Marcovitch, S., 40Marinaro, N. A., 170Marsh, S. P., 230Martin, E., 101Mauro, V., 41Meessen, H., 219Meio, R. H., de, 219Menz, M., 103Merino, C., 222Mills, J. R., 45Mitchell, P. D., 163Molos, J. E., 167Monaco, A. R., 33Monge, C., 222Monnet, R., 96Montesano, G., 224Moore, S., 224Morris, J. N., 49Morrison, F. O., 47Mottura, G., 43Moutier, F., 34Mumford, P. B., 45

N

Narrison, H. E., 164Navrotzky, V. K., 95Newman, H. W., 97Norwood, W. D., 49Nunziante Cesaro, A.,

0

Qettingen, W. F., von

Oglesby, F. L., 37, 38Oppenheim, A., 32Ordway, N. K., 164Orlik, I. M., 95Owen, L. N., 163

0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O163 P

'Pace, N., 222Padley, R., 171

!17 Paluch, E. A., 218Parvis, D., 47Pascucci, L. M., 225Paszkowski, S., 221Paterson, J. C., 164Patt, H. M., 35Paufique, -, 33Pecchiai, L.,*101Pecora, L. J., 97, 222Pellerat, J., 102Pennacchietti, M., 39Peregud, E. A., 165Permeggiani, L., 169Peters, R. A., 163Peterson, D. C., 167Pihl, S. E., 220Pitts, G. C., 222Platt, R., 167Policard, A., 100, 169, 170Polis, B. D., 96Postel, S., 35Proverbs, M. D., 47Princi, F., 164Pruvot, E., 170

R

Rao, M. N., 47Reeves, R. J., 32Rejsek, K., 34Reynafarje, C., 222Reynard, W. A. B., 46Reznikoff, P., 29Richard, P., 100Riddell, A. R., 44, 170Rocco, A., 40Roche, L., 101, 102

45, 101 Roe, O., 218Rogers, G. W., 38Rook, A. F., 168Ross, P., 37Rossier, P. H., 46

220 Rothman, S., 226'

Mh~

Rousseau, L., 100Rowe, V. K., 221Rushing, E., 33Russell, W. T., 50Ryle, J. A., 50

S

Sabon, F., 96Sachs, R. R., 49Sartor, E., 96Schickele, E., 47Schoenthal, R., 226Schulte, H. F., 35Schultz, J., 218Schwartz, A. M., 36Scott, L. D., 32Scott, W. G., 224Semmons, E., 163Sessa, S., 38Sessa, T., 96Shaffer, C. B., 219Sharpley, F. W., 227Shaver, C. G., 44'Shaw, G., 163Shechmeister, I. L., 223Short, R. H. D., 33Shroyer, C., 166Sievers, R. F., 33Silver, S. D., 219Silverman, L., 35, 102Sirois, A., 100Skinner, J. B., 95, 164Slome, D., 167Smith, A. R., 38Smith, F., 46Smith, M., 230Smith, W. W., 40Smyth, H. F., 217, 219Sonkin, L. S., 102Spencer, H. C., 22L>.Stalker, W. W., 31Stern, E. S., 228Sterner, J. H., 37, 38Stocken, L. A., 163Svirbely, J. L., 220Swift, M. N., 35

T

Tabershaw, I. R., 33, 99Tager, M., 170

tDICINETalbot, T. R., 218Tarleton, G. J., 32Teisinger, J., 166Thiers, R. E., 45Thompson, R. H. S., 163Thrysen, E., 31Tinker, M. A., 98Tobias, J. M., 35Tonks, E., 227Tortori-Donati, B., 44Trethewie, E. R., 218Troisi, F. M., 38Tusing, T., 97

U

Uri, J., 35

V

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y

Yaglou, C. P., 47Yaroslavskaya, R. 1., 95

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