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The parasitic worms whlich cause schistosomiasis, a chronic disease pres- ent in about 114 million individuals throughout the world, follow a complex life cycle, illustrated on the frontispiece. The disease is particularly wide- spread in areas of the world with low standards of sanitation. In some areas of Egypt, for example, 90 percent of the population suffers from schistosomiasis, and the productive potential of the nation is estimated to be lowered one-third. The worms responsible for the disease are commonly known as blood flukes. They inhabit veins of the abdominal cavity and pelvis. The eggs extruded by the female worms penetrate various tissues and may find their way to all or nearly all organs of the body, where they cause inflammatory reactions and interfere with normal body function. Various attempts to control schistosomiasis have included improved sani- tation, mass chemotherapy, and attack on the snail intermediate hosts. The latter measure is one of the most promising, and in recent years attention has been focused on new chemicals which might be more effective. In many areas, transmission of the disease is intimately linked with age-old agri- cultural and religious practices, which are difficult to change. This, plus the factthat there is no satisfactory treatment for the disease, points to control of the snail hosts as one of the most promising approaches to the problem. A debilitating affliction which often makes its victims too sick or too weak to work, schistosomiasis runs a chronic course which may extend over many years. Death may result from cumulative damage to vital organs. During the last few years, chemicals which have proved effective in snail eradication experiments in the laboratory have undergone extensive field tests in various parts of the world by scientists of the laboratory of tropical diseases in the National Institutes of Health of the Public Health Service. One such project was set up in Recife, Brazil, in cooperation with the Pan American Sanitary Bureau and Brazil's Ministry of Education and Health. This work is reviewed by Wright and Dobrovolny on p. 1156 of this issue of Public Health Reports.

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PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS Volume 68, Numbers 1-12 January-December 1953

PUBLIC HEALTH MONOGRAPHS 1953 Titles, Numbers 8 17

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Public Health Service THIS ISSUE of the Index to Public Health Reports is divided into two parts. Part 1 is the index to Public Health Reports and Public Health Monographs. Part 2 lists the monographs pub- lished concurrently with the various issues of Public Health Reports. Titles of original articles are followed by the author's name in brackets. Example: Treatment of tuberculosis [Amberson] 928. The author entries appear in capital and small capital letters followed by the title. Example: AMBERSON, J. BURNS: Treatment of tuberculosis 928. A monograph entry in part 1 carries a "see" reference to part 2 and can be found by referring to the specified monograph number in that part. A code is used to indicate the other entry categories. Summary articles of monographs are indicated by (MS) following the entry; original articles interpreting a monograph by (MI). Other classi- fications used in the index are: (B) for briefs; (CR) for conference reports; (E) for excerpts; (LN) for legal notes; and (SR) for short reports. Titles of current departmental publications appear under the entry "ePublications" and are not cross indexed. A compiled annual list of Public Health Service publications may be obtained from the Public Inquiries Branch. A cumulative manuscript file of the 1952 and 1953 indexes is available for consultation. Since the illustrative material on the inside of the front cover is a part of the contents, it is recommended that the front covers of each issue be included when binding the volume. Key to Dates and Pages

No. Month of issue Pages

1 January .1-140 2 February .141-280 3 March. 281-360 4 April .361-452 May 5 .453-548 6 June .549-640 7 July. . 641-736 8 August ...... 737-828 9 September ...... 829-920 10 October. 921-1020 11 November.1021-1140 12 December...... 1141-1264

Key to Classification Code (B) Brief (CR) Conference report (E) Excerpt (LN) Legal note (MI) Monograph interpretive article (MS) Monograph summary article (SR) Short report (*) No symbol is used to denote the title of an original paper, the author entries, or subject matter entries. Part I

Author, Title, Subject Index

American Heart Association Council on Rheu- A matic Fever and Congenital Heart Disease, Abatement of stream pollution caused by in- statement: prevention of rheumatic fever - - 12 dustrial wastes [Eliassen] __-__ 43 American Medical Association: ABBE, LEsLIE MORGAN: See Cronin, John W. Goldberger Award, clinical nutrition, to (Odoroff and Abbe). William H. Sebrell, Jr- - 738 Absenteeism: See Industrial sickness. Rural Health Conference: See Conference Accepted dental remedies [Doty] (B) 516 report, Rural Health, 8th national, spon- Accidents: soredby AMA. Childhood, study of, by Children's Bureau American medicine in a changing society (SR) _____----- 1070 [Hobby]-756 Fatalities, Tennessee, 1946-50 __ 301 American Public Health Association: Frequency of, as recorded in family surveys 80tb annual meeting: See Conference report. (MS) _--___--_____--- _------993 Origin -______January ii See also Part 2, Monograph No. 14. Southern Branch experiment in curbstone Adams, Edgar M. (CR) ___- __ 211 consultation -_----__-___-___-___1213, 1217 Adams, Harold S. (CR) _- ___ __ 243 AMOS, FRANKLYN B.: Public health training

Adams, Irma L. (CR) _--_ --- ___ 233 program of New York State -295 Adoptions, Children's Bureau reports on (SR) - - - 404 Analysis of ratbites in Baltimore, 1948-52 Adult guidance center, San Francisco [Johnston]J 590 [Salow] -_--______------______-_-___1239 Aged, employment of _- --__ 20 Anchorage, Alaska, food study [Scott and Weiss]

Agenda for a critical exploration of current prob- (B) -_--______--__ ------541 lems in medical care [Bluestone] 1225 Anderson, Gaylord W.: APHA 80th annual Agglutination of Treponema pallidum in syphilit- meeting address (E) - _ 81, 85 ic serums [McLeod and Magnuson] _ 747 Anderson, Odin W. (CR) -__-_____ -_218 Aggregate community picture, psychosocial as- Anderson, Robert J. (CR) -113 pects of cancer [Nicholson] _-_- _ 153 ANDERSON, ROBERT J. (Sauer and Robertson): Air pollution, a growing community problem _ 858 Tuberculosis cases known to health depart- Air pollution and man's health in: ments -__--___--______------__ 641 Detroit [Linsky] (B) _- __-_ 870 ANDREWS, JUSTIN M., appointed Assistant Great Britain [Isaac] (B) _- _-_ 868 Surgeon General and associate chief of the Los Angeles (Larson] (B) 872 Bureau of State Services (SR) - 30 Alaska: Andromedotoxin, process for extracting (SR) 1098 Science and public health research in _ 527 Animal diseases (CR) -_-__-___-______263 Tuberculin sensitivity in-_-_-__-_-_- 23 Animal-borne diseases, in Alaska [Rausch] (B).. 533 Alaskan Science Conference, 3d: See Conference Annual report of the Public Health Service, report: Alaskan Science, 3d Federal Security Agency, 1952. A review --- 637 Alcoholics, clinics for, in San Francisco . 590 Anthrax: Allergy: See Pollenosis Epidemic curbed in Paraguay (SR)-623 ALLPORT, GORDON W.: Teaching-learning situa- Epidemiology and control (CR)-205 In the United and - 616 tion 875 States [Steele Helvig] ______----____------Anthropological methods and data, use of, bi- Almy, Thomas P., appointed to the Cancer Con- lateral health programs, Latin America- 841 trol Committee of the National Cancer Insti- Antimalarial of 56 tute _--__---- __-- _------1230 activity 4,000 compounds (MS) Antirabies horse serum, reactions to - 789 Alter, Amos J. (and Porter): Water pollution Armbruster, Edward H. (CR) -261 studies in Alaska (B) 539 Arnold, Francis A., Jr., named new director of Altman, J. S. (CR) _ 92 the National Institute of Dental Research, AMBERSON, J. BURNS: Treatment of tubercu- National Institutes of Health (SR)-390 losis ------928 ARNOLD, FRANCIs A., JR. (Dean and Knutson): American Association for the Advancement of Effect of fluoridated public water supplies on Science symposium: See Drug therapy: dental caries prevalence -141 Symposium. Ast, David B. (CR) -222, 233, 251 Volume 68, 1953 V AUFRANC, W. H. (and Shepard): Effect of Public Boeker, Elisabeth, sent to Iraq under Point IV Law 779 on teaching and research at public program (SR) - -777 health schools 656 Boles, Russell S., appointed to Cancer Control Augustine, Donald L.: Low-temperature treat- Committee of National Cancer Institute (SR) 1230 ment, trichinosis (B) 419 Bonner, C. C.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Axelrod, S. J. (CR) 121 Bosch, Herbert M. (CR) - -203 Bosley, Bertlyn (CR) - -275 Boudreau, Frank G.: National Conference oIn B World Health address (E) - -604 Brady, Frederick J., appointed alternate repre- Bacteriological research (CR) 90, 1(0118, 199 sentative to World Health Organization Exec- Baehr, George (CR)- 132 utive Board (SR) - -874 Bailey, Albert E. (CR) --- -- 233 Brand, Morris A. (CR) - -271 Bakst, Henry J. (CR) 92 Braun, Daniel C. (CR) - -212 Baldwin, J. M. (CR) 262 Braun, Werner (CR) - -109 Baldwin, Ruth (CR) 256 Brazil, schistosomiasis control inl ------1156 Banta, Park M., named general counsel, HEW (SR) - 496 Breslow, Lester (CR) - -270 Baris, Yetta (CR) -- - 243 BRESLOW, LESTER: Occupational factors in lung Barrow, J. Gordon (CR) 83 cancer - -286 Barry, Francis E. (CR) 219 Brewer, A. Frank (CR) - -137 Bartsch, Walter C. (CR) 244 Brewster, Agnes W. (CR) - -122 Bassett, Garry G. (CR) 132 BROOKE, MARION M.: See Goldman, Morris (and Bauer, Louis H. (CR) 487 Brooke). Bauer, Theodore J., appointed chief of the Com- Bross, Irwin (CR) - -130 municable Disease Center (SR) 30 Browe, John H. (CR)... - -125 BAUER, THEODORE J.: Half a century of inter- Brower, J. W. (CR) - -- 233 national control of the venereal diseases 779 Brown, Emily S. (CR) - -216 Baumgartner, Leona (CR) 122 BROWN, ROBERT R.: See Hankinson, Denzel J. BAUMGARTNER, LEONA: Maternal and child (Read, Litsky, and Brown). health services-Challenges and aims 397 Brownell, Samuel M., named Commissioner of Beck, Dorothy Fahs (CR) 98 Education, HEW (SR) - -1051 Beds: See Hospital. Brucellosis, serology of, in Indiana - - 563 Belloc, Nedra B. (CR) 270 Brunstetter, Byron C., Division of Research Bennett, Barbara (CR) 96 Grants, National Institutes of Health, death Bennett, Emily (CR) 124 of (SR) - -1090 Benson, Margaret E., appointed chief of infec- Bryan, A. Hughes (CR) - -274 tious and tropical disease nursing of the Buchanan, Josephine J. (CR) - -84 Clinical Center (SR) 777 Buchbinder, Leon (CR) - -243 BEVIS, HERBERT A. (Tetzlaff and Taylor): Dis- BUREN, WILLIAM F.: See Norris, Edgar W. infecting garbage in truck bodies by direct (Schneider, Hanchett, Kohler, and Buren). steam injection -- 1065 Burnet, Sir F. Macfarlane (CR) - - 100, 102 Bice, Harry V. (CR) 129 Burnet, Sir F. Macfarlane: Dyer lecture, 1952 (E) 1145 Bierring, Walter L. (CR) 269 BUSH, VANNEVAR: We are in danger of building Billings, Clayton H. (CR) 269 a Tower of Babel - -149 Birkeland, J. M. (CR) Birth and early days of Florida's first county Bushel, Arthur (CR) - -251 health unit [Smith] 1088 Business methods and standards in health ad- Birth statistics in maternal and child health ministration (CR) - -229 programs [Haenszel] 71 Byington, Garner M. (CR) 139 BLACK, JAMES (Lynch and Ladimer): Program for protection of research employees against pathogenic hazards 989 C Blind, rehabilitation of 367 Blindness: Case finding for glaucoma 1059 California, encephalitis, 1952 369 Blood, Benjamin D.: Hydatid disease control CAMERON, CHARLES M., JR.: Organizing mass (B) 534 gamma globulin clinics in three North Caro- Bloodgood, Don E. (CR) 245 lina counties 1025 Bluestone, E. M. (CR) 271 CAMERON, DALE C.: Public health aspects of BLUESTONE, E. M.: Agenda for a critical explo- civil defense 1091 ration of current problems in medical care - -- 1225 Cameron, Janet L. (CR) 485 Bodily, Howard L. (CR) 104 Campbell, Charlotte C. (CR) 110

VI Public Health Reports Index Cancer: Cliiate anld endetnic denital fluiorosis [Galagan Community organization 153 and Lamson] ------497 Control projects and research (CR) --- 95 Cline, Joseph K.: See Part 2, 'Monograph No. 12. Excerpta Aledica adds new section oIn (SR) 1024 Clinical Center: MIorbidity studies in metropolitan areas 975 Dedicatory speeches: Occupational factors in lung -286 Hobby, Oveta Culp - 904 Psychosocial aspects of, five reports (SR) - 152 Scheele, Leonard A - 907 Recent progress in, research -309 Sebrell, William H., Jr__ 908 Research grant applications (SR)-770 Laboratory and clinical research in medicinie Tests, diagnostic, development and evalu- and public health 897 ation (MI) -880 List of publications giving additional See also Part 2, Monograph No. 12. details ------906 Twenty-six years of, control in Massachu- Structure of the building 901 setts -647 Coatney, G. Robert: See Part 2, 'Monograph Cancer Control Letter discontinued (SR)-1236 No. 9. Candau, M. G., appointed WHO Director-Gen- Coffev, Joseph H. (CR) ------268 eral (SR) -634 Cohart, Edward M. (CR) --- 9,7, 227 Capillary tube techinique for serologic screening Cohen, Bernard M. (CR) ------277 of syphilis [Freeble and Orsburn] 341 COLBY, EDWARD WV.: Reexamiining health record Cardiovascular syphilis in a general medical clinic forms ------1209 [Lucia, Harp, and Hunt] -405 Collins, Selwyn D.: See Part 2, 'Monographs Nos. CARROLL, BENJAMIN E.: See Kurlander, Arnold 10, 14, 16. B. (and Carroll). Come-up time method of milk pasteurization Carson, Maude B. (CR) 233 [Hankinson, Read, Litsky, and Brown] - 769 Case finding: Commenits on symposium, sound drug therapy 517 Glaucoma, in Philadelphia - 1059 [Zopf] (B) Communicable diseases, seasonal occurrence of, Selective, in syphilis control --167 Through 1951 and 1952 194 multiple screening [Kurlander and Community health organization (CR) 86 Carroll] - -1035 Community program for the prevention of Cass, Julius S. (CR) -222 rheumatic fever recurrence [Smith] 16 Challenge of the first week of life-April ii Complement fixation tests for murine typhus on CHANG, CHARLES C.: See Forbes, Gilbert B. small mammals [Keaton, Nash, Murphy, and (and Chang). Irons] --- 28 Chang, Te Ween (CR)- 263 Condit, Philip K. (CR) 137 CHAPMAN, A. L.: An experiment with group con- Conference report: Alaskan Science, 3d, spon- ferences for weight reduction --439 sored by the American Association for the Chemical labeling committee reactivated - - - - 66 Advancement of Science's Alaska Divisioni: Chemistry award to Alton Meister-1106 Anchorage food study [Scott] (B) 541 Cheney, Bess A.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 13. Animal-borne diseases [Rauschl (B) - 533 Child health: See Maternal and Distemperlike disease [Reinhard] (B) 535 Child Health Day. A proclamation by the Editorial introduction 527 President of the United States -396 Enteric diseases [Pauls] (B) -- 531 Child Health Day, MXay 1, 1953 [Hobby]- 396 Hydatid disease control [Blood] (B) 534 Children's Bureau: Mastoiditis [Fritz] (B) ---- 537 Appointments: See Individual's name. Mosquito control [Wilson] (B) 536 Child, The, reports from 760, 1131,1238 Social sciences [Lantis] (B)- 528 Child health and welfare -183 Trend of science [Lantis] (B) 528 Health services and juvenile delinquency 572 Two water systems in northern Caniada Publications: See Publications: Title of. [Copp] (B) 538 Reports 1951 adoptions (SR) -404 Water pollution studies [Alter] (B) ----- 539 Studies childhood accidents (SR)-1070 Conference report: American Public Health Chipman, Sidney S. (CR) -225 Association, 80th annual meeting: Chisholm, Brock: National Conference on World Part I: Health address (E) -602 Bacteriological research - - 90 Cancer control Chronic disease mortality during epidemic: See 95 Chronic illness and rehabilitation - Part 2, Monograph No. 10. 83 Community health organization - 86 Chronic illness, control and rehabilitation (CR) 83 Editorial introduction - 82 Church, Brooks D. (CR) -91 General practitioner --- 132 Civil defense, public health aspects of-1091 Handicapped children - 127

Volume 68, 1953 VIl Conference report: APHA-Continued Conference report: Rural Health-Continued Part I-Continued County health councils and public health Home care -92 [Yoder] (B)- 489 Industrial hygiene -115 Dental aspects of rural health in Oregon Infectious hepatitis -130 [Noyes] (B)- 492 Laboratory: Editorial introduction- 480 Methods -108 Food values in rural areas- 485 Relationships -103 Group health insurance for farm families- 485 Reports -99 Helicopter transport for patients- 487 Medical administration -118 Hospital achieved by community action - - 486 Mountin memorial -134 Looking back to look ahead in rural health Overseas reports -99 [Crockett]- 480 Poliomyelitis -105 Medical care insurance, a responsibility --- 488 Preventive medicine and the general Place of the physician in rural health ac- practitioner -132 tivities [Henry] (B) -_ 490 Professional training -138 Small town practice over big city- 487 Public health in transition -88 Conference report: State and Territorial Health Tuberculosis -112 Authorities, with the Surgeon General of the Venereal disease -136 United States Public Health Service and the Weight control -124 Chief of the Children's Bureau: Part II: Announcement of 1953 meeting (SR) 759 Animal diseases - 263 Child health and welfare [Eliot] 183 Anthrax -205 Editorial introduction- 175 Dairy products -243 Federal-State relations [Thurston] - 181 Dental health -251 International health staffing [Hyde]- 188 Environment -202, 236 Programs and problems [Scheele] 174 Fluoridation -220 Conference report: Trichinosis, 1st national, Fly control - 267 sponsored by the American Board of Veteri- Food sanitation -260 nary Public Health and others: Handicapped children -256 Editorial introduction- 417 Health administration -229 Effect of ionizing radiation [Gomberg] (B) - 419 Health education -224 Federal meat inspection [Miller] (B)- 419 Industrial hygiene -209 Garbage-borne swine diseases [Steele] (B) 418 Medical service -269 Health and economic problem [Link] (B) 417 Mother and child -218 Low-temperature treatment [Augustine] Nursing homes -228 (B)- 419 Public health: Prevalence and prevention [Gould] (B) -- - - 419 In transition -207 State problems in control [Sussman] (B) 420 Programs, new elements in-273 Transmission and control, human (Chart) 416 Surveys -254 Trichinae in swine [Schwartz] (B)- 418 School health: Trichinosis control and vesicular exanthema Policies -207 [Haldeman, Steele, and Van Derwerker]l- 421 -213 Practices Conference report: World Health, national, Research -248 Citizens Commit- Statistics -277 sponsored by the National -199 tee for the World Health Organization: Virus laboratory Boudreau, Frank G. (E)- 604 - 245 Water and sewage Chisholm, Brock (E)- 602 Water conservation - 234 600 Health Statistics, 2d, Editorial introduction- Conference report: Public Nature of the World Health Organization sponsored by University of Michigan School [Hyde]- 601 of Public EIealth: projects of WHO and Birth statistics in maternal and child health Two cooperative - 606 -71 UNICEF [Keeney] ------programs [Haenszel Wadsworth, James J. (E)- 605 Emerson, Haven, remarks (E) - 471 List of papers published in PHR 1952-1953 (SR) 473 Conroy, Elizabeth (CR)- 109 Public health operating statistics rWebster]- 467 Constitutionality of delegation of legislative Statistics in a health department medical powers to State boards of health (LN)- 733 care plan [Taback and Williams]-157 Cook, W. Leigh, Jr. (CR) - 210 Conference report: Rural Health, 8th national, Cooper, W. Clark: See Part 2, Monograph No. 9. sponsored by the Council on Rural Health of Coordinating medical and nursing records the American Medical Association: [Dickerson]- 1205 Community gets physician -. 486 Copeland, Murray M. (CR)- 97

VIll Public Health Reports Index Copp, Stanley S.: Two water systems in northern Deisher, Robert W. (CR) .__-_-_-______-_ 1:39 Canada and Alaska (B) -538 3 Delinquency: See Juveniile delinq(utency . Cordes, W. A. (CR) - 2441 Demographic characteristics of Latin America- 1123 Coriell, Lewis L. (CR)- 10631 Dental aspects of rural health in Oregoin [Noves] Council, departmenital, formed to aid Secretary (B) 492 of HEW (SR) -1064 1 Dental care services for school childrein [Water- Council on Rheumatic Fever and Congenital mani and Kiiutsot] --- 583 Heart Disease of the American Heart Associa- Deintal health: tion statement on prevention of rheuimatic Aspects of, in Oregoin (B) -492 fever -12 Dental care services for school childrei - 583, 1192 Counihan, Donald M., appointed assistant to Deintal caries prevalence, effect of fluori- HEW Secretary as legislative liaison officer (SR) 801 dated water 141 County health councils and public health [Yoder] Partnership intl______1221 (B) -489 Two State programs; malocclusion assess- Cousineau, Aim6 (CR) -237 ment; patient-dentist relatioinship (CR) 251 Cox, Charles R. (CR) - 221 See also: Fluoridation; Fluorosis. Coxsackie virus: Departmenit of Health, Education, and Welfare: Antibody and incidence of minor illness dur- See United States Department of. ing the summer [Walton and Melnick - -- 1167 Derryberry, Mayhew (CR) 226 Isolation of, during a summer outbreak of Derryberrv, Mayhew: See also Part 2, MoIno- acute minor illness [Melnick, Walton, andl graph No. 8. Myers] -1178 DERRYBERRY, 0. MI.: Health conservation ac- Crane, Marian M. (CR) -259 tivitiesof TVA- 327 CROCKETT, F. S.: Looking back to look ahead in DeTar, J. S. (CR) 133 rural health -480 Developing trends and standards of sounid drug CRONIN, JOHN W. (Odoroff and Abbe): Hospital therapy. A symposium of the AAAS_ 509 beds in the United States in 1953 _ 425 Development and evaluation of cancer diagnostic Curbstone consultation -1213, 1217 tests [Dunn and Greenhouse] (MI) _ 880 Current readings on gamma globulin and polio- Diabetes: myelitis (SR) - 668 Interest of ptublic health inll______624 Mortality by State, 1950 822 Trainiing courses in conitrol of (SR) 433 D Diarrhea control ---- 361 Daft, Floyd S., niamed director National Institute DICKERSON, L. A.: Coordiniating medical anid of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases (SR) 1230 nursing records - 1205 Dail, Martha C. (CR) 110 Dickman, Albert (CR) - --- 103 Daily, Edwin F. (CR) - -271 Diefenbach, William C. L. (CR) 131 Dairy products, examination imiethods (CR)--- 243 DIEHL, HAROLD S.: Professional educatioii in DAMON, S. R. (Donhain, Hutchings, Simms, and public health. A survey of schools of puiblic Steele): Serology of brucellosis in rural health, 1950- - -- 890 Indiana ------563 DiMiaggio, Gellestrina (CR) -- 128 Dana, George W. (CR) - -133 Dining car sanitatioin award (SR) ------810 DAUER, C. C.: 1952 summary of foodborne, Diphtheria, incidence by geographic divisions 67 waterborne, and other disease outbreaks -- - 696 Disaster relief, Public Health Service ---- 630 Poliomyelitis distribution in the United Disease outbreaks, foodborne, waterboriie, anid States, 1952 1033 other, 1952 summary ---- 696 See also Davis, Dorland J. (and Dauer). Diseases: See ,Name of disease. DAVIS, DORLAND .J. (anid Dauer): Occurrence of Disinfecting garbage in truck bodies by direct influenza in the UniJited States, 1952-53 1141 steam injection [Bevis, Tetzlaff, anid Taylor] 1065 Davis, J. Wilfrid (CR) _-__- 120 Distemperlike disease in Alaska [Reinhard] (B). 535 Day, Emersoni (CR) - -98 Distributioni of hospital nursing services [Tib- Dean, H. Trenidley (CR) - -220 bitts] ------933 Dean, H. Trendlev, director of the National DOBROVOLNY, CHARLES G.: See Wright, Willard Institute of Dental Research, National Insti- H. (and Dobrovolny). tutes of Health, retires (SR) - - 390 DODGE, HAROLD R.: Identifyinig coimmon flies 345 DEAN, H. TRENDLEY: See also Arnold, Franicis A., Doefler, Leo G. (CR) 258 Jr. (Dean and Knutsoni). Domke, Herbert R. (CR) 233 Deaii, Joseph O., appointed an assistant to the Donaho, John A. (CR) - 232 medical director of the Buireau of Indian I)ONHAM, C. R.: See Damnon, S. It. (D)oihani, Affairs, Department of the Interior (SR) - - - 1122 Hutchinigs, Simms, and Steele). DEARINNG, W. PALMIER: New orientation in the Doty, J. Roy: Accepted detital remedies (B3) 516 teaching of preventive medicine - - 1147 1)owling, Hlarry F. (CR) - - - 273 Volume 68, 1953 Ix 287061 54 2 Doyle, Henry N. (CR)- 115 Environmental health: DOYLE, HENRY N.: Polluted air, a growing com- Air pollution -858, 868 munity problem 858 City planning; aerosol analysis; airborne Drachman, Theodore S. (CR) 265 contagion; air pollution; noise (CR)- 236 Drake, Barbara J. (CR)- 96 Development of programs, Latin America 1251 Draper, Warren F. (CR) 120 In a rural economy [Hollis]- 1107 Drug laws, Federal, violated 695 Planning and team approach (CR)- 236 Drug therapy: Progress and modern problems in (CR) - 202 Objective approach to 47 Sanitation problems in a suburban area- 1161 Movement toward sound 46 Training courses -_ 823 Symposium- 509 Unfinished business and new forces in- 962 Dublin, Louis I. (CR) 125 Water, sewage, and industrial waste research DUNN, HALBERT L.: Elements of a coordinated trends and needs -1099 system of vital records and statistics 793 Epidemics, insect and rodent control in-334 DUNN, JOHN E.,JR. (and Greenhouse): Develop- Epidemiological study of plantar warts among ment and evaluation of cancer diagnostic school children [Grigg and Wilhelm]- 985 tests (MI)- 880 Epidemiology course for nurses (SR)-15 DWORSKY, LEONARD B.: See Wieters, Alfred H. Eriksen, Nils: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. (and Wieters). Eritrea, public health program for -976 Dyer lecture, 1952 [Burnet] (E) 1145 Esselstyn, Caldwell Blakeman (CR)-269 Ethiopia, public health program for-976 Eusden, Mrs. Ralph (CR) -488 E Evaluation of sanitation programs in a city- Economic benefits of malaria control in the Re- county health department [Salvato]-595 public of Indonesia [Ketterer] 1056 Exanthema, vesicular -421 Eddy, Nathan B.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 9. Excerpta Medica adds new cancer section (SR) 1024 Edmundson, Walter F. (CR) 137 Exhibits, PHS: Edsall, Geoffrey (CR) 92 Cancer of accessible sites - 984 Effect of fluoridated public water supplies on Diabetes -408 dental caries prevalence [Arnold, Dean, and Rheumatic fever prevention - 984 Knutson] 141 Experiment with group conferences for weight Effect of fly control on diarrheal disease in an reduction [Chapman] -439 area of moderate morbidity [Lindsay, Stewart, Experiments in control of schistosomiasis in and Watt] 361 Brazil [Wright and Dobrovolny] -1156 Effect of Public'Law 779 on teaching and re- search at public health schools [Aufranc and Shepard] 656 Elements of a coordinated system of vital records F and statistics [Dunn] 793 Eliassen, Rolf (CR) 203 Facility for use of radioactive isotopes in a ELIASSEN, ROLF: Abatement of stream pollu- general hospital 449 tion caused by industrial wastes 43 Falk, Carolyn R. (CR) 92 ELIOT, MARTHA M.: Health services and juve- Falk, I. S. (CR) 122 nile delinquency 572 Farber, Sidney, appointed to the National The state of the Nation's public health Advisory Cancer Council (SR) 1230 services. 3. Report on child-health and Feldstein, Irma A. (CR) 230 welfare- 183 Fellowships and grants, medical research (SR) 995 Ellerbrook, LJester D.: See Part 2, Monograph Felton, Lloyd D., Division of Infectious Diseases, No. 12. death of (SR)-- 1090 Elsasser, William A. (CR) 252 Fields, Morey R. (CR) 249 Elton, Norman WV. (CR) 103 Fifield, C. W. (CR) 247 Emergencies, Public Health Service assistance in 630 Films, PHS: Emerson, Haven: First opinions, then observa- Community fly control operations 778 tions, statistics (E) 471 Epizootiology of anthrax 713 Employment of the older worker [Klumpp] 20 Laboratory diagnosis of Trichophyton infec- Ence,phalitis outbreak in California 368 tions-- 542 Engel, Gilson Colby (CR) 88 Swimming pool sanitation 778 Engelke, Otto K. (CR) 275 Fink, Frederick C. (CR) 90 Enrichment . . . a public health approach to Fisher, Edgar J., Jr. (CR) 89 better nutrition [Sebrell]- 741 Fishman, William H.: See Part 2, Monograph Enteric diseases in Alaska [Pauils] (B) -- 531 No. 12. X Public Health Reports Index FIUMARA, NICHOLAS J. (Segal aind Jolly): Frontispieces: Venereal disease contact investigation- 289 January-80 years of ptublic health, theme Fletcher, Alfred H. (CR) 266 pictures. Flett, Lawrence H. (CR) -- 261 February-King's Daughters' Hospital, Flies, identification of 345 Stauniton, Va. Flook, Evelyn: See Part 2, Monograph No. 13. March-Radioisotopes in cancer research. FLOOK, EVELYN: Value of good service statistics April-Maternal and child health chal- in a modern health department 811 leniges and goals, 1953. Florida's first county health UnIit 1088 'May-Field epidemiology of poliomyelitis. Fluoridation: June-Klickitat Valley General Hospital, Effect of fluoridated public water supplies Goldendale, Wash. on dental caries prevalence [Arnold, July-Facilities for tuberculous patients and Dean, and Knutson] - 141 for staff needs. Rapid method for distilling fluorides from August-Clinical Center of the National water samples [Frazier and OldfieldJ - --- 729 Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md. Research and communiity programs (CR) - - 220 September-Toward health and stability in Fluorosis, dental- 497 Latin America. Fly control: October-Safeguarding the health of wage Community operations (CR) - 267 earners. Effect on diarrheal disease 361 November-Scientific team in cardiovas- Foard, Fred T., chief of Branch of Health, cular research. Bureau of Indian Affairs, retired (SR) 308 December-Life cycle of Schistosoma man- Fodor, Andrew (CR) 201 soni. Fog and deaths in London, December 1952 Fuentes, Roberto (CR) - 95 [Scott]-i------474 Fugazzotto, Paul (CR) - ---- 137 PAUL: Fog over London (from The MiUedical Officer) (E) - 477 FUGAZZOTTO, Reactivity of VDRL anti- FOLTZ, V. D.: Sanitary quality of crushed and gen suspensions made at various temper- cubed ice as dispensed to the consumer 949 atures _- 304 Food: FUILLER, WILLARD O.: See Gelperin, AbrahaIn (and Federal, and drug law violated (SR) 695 Fuller). Furstenberg, Frank F. (CR) 120 Labeling salt in (SR)-- 1I1I1 i-AP, Problem in Alaska (B) -.--- 541 Sanitation (CR) 260 FORBES, GILBERT B. (arid ClhaIng): Histoplasmin G and tuberculin sensitivity in Texas infants and GAFAFER, W. M.: Industrial sickness absen- children-- 320 teeism: Ford, Malcolm J. (CR) ---- 126 Rates for specific causes in 1951 and half FORD, MALCOLM J.: Initerest of public health in of 1952 - 353 diabetes--- 624 Rates for specific causes in 1952 for the year Foreign Operations Administration, new agency and last two quarters -1052 (SR) _ 840 GALAGAN, DONALD J. (and Lamson): Clinmate FOSTER, MALCOLM T.: See Moore, George (anid and endemic dental fluorosis -497 Foster). Gamma globulin: Allocation of 666 Four health education evaluation studies (MS) 54 -594, Fox, Clinics organized in three North Carolina PAUL E. (and Zwick): Simplifying State counties 1025 for - accounting Federal health grants Current readings on 668 Frasher, Charles -- 172 B. (CR) Distribution and use of 660 FRAZIER, R. E. (and Oldfield): Rapid method for ---- 594 for distilling fluorides from water samnples 729 Distribution, poliomyelitis (SR) Evaluation, national, of - - 1001 Fredrickson, Luther E. (CR) -- 264 Field trial results 674 FREEBLE, CHARLES R., JR. (anid Orsbturin): In a poliomyelitis ouitbreak in Montgomery, Capillary tube technique for serologic screen- Ala., 1953 [Gill] - 1021 ing of syphilis--- 341 Medical practitioner committee on (SR) - - 1000 FREEDMAN, BEN: Originis of the APHA Southerin National Research Council statement on- 660 Branch experiment oIn curbstone consulta- Garbage disinfection in truck bodies 1065 tation 1213 GARDNER, GEORGE E.: Psychiatric referrals for Frequency of accidents as recorded in fainily delinquent children 578 surveys (MS) 993 GELDREICH, EDWIN E.: See Laubusch, Edmunid Fritz, Milo H.: Mastoiditis in Alaska (B) 537 J. (Geldreich and Jeter). Frobisher, Martin (CR) 108 Gelinas, Marguerite B. (CR) 128

Volume 68, 1953 XI GELPERIN, ABRAHAM (and Fuller): Method of GRUvz, CLIFFORD H. See also Moldenhauer, simplifying soil percolation tests for septic Ruth H. (and Greve). tank systems - ___------_-- _-- 693 GRIFFITH, ROBERT L. (and McNaughton): Re- General regulatory powers and duties of State port of a case of rat-bite fever due to S. and local health authorities [Moldenhauer moniliformis ------947 and Greve] -434 GRIGG, WALTER K. (and Wilhelm): Epidemio- Gentzkow, C. J. (CR) -104 logical study of plantar warts among school Gerlach, Lester A. (CR) - 214 children _-- 985 Gerrie, Norman F. (CR) -222 Griswold, Matthew H. (CR)_ 97 Getting, Vlado A. (CR) -_ 135 Gronemeyer, Annett L. (CR) _ -_ 259 Geyer, H. G. (CR) -_ 206 Group psychotherapy for weight reduction 439 GILL, D. G.: Gamma globulin in a poliomyelitis Growth of local health units in Florida (Sowderi. 1083 outbreak in Montgomery, Ala., 1953- 1021 GRUMAN, GERALD J.: Preventive medicine screen- Gish, Charles W. (CR) -223 ing program in a venereal disease clinic 633 Glasser, Melvin, appointed special assistant for Guam: Sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral, study State and national organization relations in of, on (SR) 974 the Children's Bureau (SR) - 53 Guidotti, Frank P. (CR) 272 Glaucoma case finding in Philadelphia [Hankla] 1059 Guiteras, Albert F. (CR) _ 261 Gochenour, William S., Jr. (CR) -264 Goetz, Alexander (CR) -239 Goldberg, Harry (CR) -120 H Goldberger, Joseph: Habel, Leo (CR) 244 Award, to William H. Sebrell, Jr - 738 Hack, Lula (CR) 260 Biographical sketch of -738 Haeger, Leonard G. (CR) 238 GOLDMAN, MORRIS (and Brooke): Protozoans Haenszel, William (CR) 279 in stools unpreserved and preserved in PVA- HAENSZEL, WILLIAM: Birth statistics in maternal fixative -703 and child health programs- 71 Goldmann, Franz (CR)- - 135 Haldeman, Jack C. (CR) 255 Goldstein, H. E. (CR)- -206 Haldeman, Jack C.: See also Part 2, Monograph Goldstein, Leah (CR)- - 243, 244 No. 13. Gomberg, Henry J.: Effect of ionizing radiation, HALDEMAN, JACK C. (Steele and Van Derwer- on trichina larvae (B)- _-_-_-- _ 419 ker): Trichinosis control and vesicular exan- Good, Charles F. (CR) - 216 thema- 421 Goodlow, Robert J. (CR) -109 Half a century of international control of vene- Gordon, Eddie M., appointed medical officer in real diseases [Bauer] _ 779 charge of PHS Hospital, Carville, La. (SR)__ 728 Halliday, Dean (CR) _- _ 112 GORDON, JOSEPH: Health education via tele- HALVERSON, WILTON L.: Public health in the vision - 816 Western States- 323 GORDON, TAVIA: Mortality in the United (Longshore and Peters): The 1952 en- States, 1900-1950 -441 cephalitis outbreak in California _ 368 Goresline, Harry E. (CR) - 266 Hammon, William McD. (CR) 105 Goss, Kenneth G. (CR) - 218 HANCHETT, LELAND J.: See Norris, Edgar W. Gould, S. R.: Prevalence and prevention of (Schneider, Hanchett, Kolher, and Buren). trichinosis (B) -419 Hand-scrubbing techniques, preoperative 317 Grand Rapids-Muskegon fluoridation study --- 141 HANKINSON, DENZEL J. (Read, Litsky, and Graning, Harald M. (CR) -90 Brown): Come-up time method of milk pas- Grant, John B. (CR) -135 teurization- 769 Grants and fellowships: HANKLA, EMILY K. L.: Glaucoma case finding Cancer research ------[ 770 in Philadelphia- 1059 Medical research -995 Hannah, J. A. (CR)- 119 Simplifying State accounting for-1071 Hannegan, John M. (CR) 260 Greenberg, Bernard G. (CR) -225, 278 Hansen, James L. (CR)- 201 Greenberg, Joseph: See Part 2, Monograph No.9. Hardenbergh, W. A. (CR)- 242 GREENBERG, MORRIS: See Siegel, Morris (and Harding, Harry B. (CR)- 199 Greenberg). Harding, James G. (CR) 279 GREENHOUSE, SAMUEL W.: See Dunn, John Hardy, Albert V. (CR)- 114 E., Jr. (and Greenhouse). HARDY, ALBERT V.: Public health laboratory. GREVE, CLIFFORD H.: Provisions of State laws Yesterday, today, and tomorrow 968 governing local health departments-_ _31 HARP, VERNON C., JR.: See Lucia, S. P. (Harp (and Connor): State laws on financing and Hunt). and staffing local health departments- 955 Harper, Charles L., Jr. (CR) - 94

XII Public Health Reports Index Harris, Elisha: Origins of the American Public Henry, Charles Reid: The place of the physiciain Health Association -January ii in rural health activities (B) -490 Harris, Jane S.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 8. Hepatitis, infectious: Harshfield, Gerald S. (CR) 263 Gamma globulin in the prophylaxis of 659, 661 Hartmann, Margot D. (CR) 258 Studies in spread patterns of (CR)-130 Harton, William R., Jr. (CR) 232 HEW: See United States Department of Health, Haskell, Henry G., Jr., named secretary of HEW Education, and Welfare. Departmental Council (SR) 1064 Heyroth, Francis F. (CR) -220 Hatch, Theodore (CR) 204 Hiatt, Eugene W. (CR) - 229 Hay, James R. (CR) 205 Hicks, Dora A. (CR) -214 Hay fever: See Pollenosis. Hightower, John A. (CR) -264 Hayes, A. J. (CR) 116 Hill, Jack H.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Health authorities, State and local, regulatory Hill-Burton, 1,300 projects completed (SR)----- 1116 powers and duties of- 434 Himmelsbach, Clifton K., appointed assistant Health conservation activities of TVA [Derry- chief of the Division of Hospitals (SR)- 954 berry]. 327 HIMMELSBACH, C. K., See Mordell, J. Solon Health department manpower (MS) . 909 (and Himmelsbach). Health developments in rural America, 1953.-- 480 Hirschberg, Nell (CR) -111 Health education: 0 Hirschboeck, John S. (CR) -87 Effect of Public Law 779 on teaching and Hiscock, Ira V. (CR) -254, 275 research at public health schools [Aufranc Histoplasmin and tuberculin sensitivity in Texas and Shepard] 656 infants and children [Forbes and Chang]- 320 Evaluation studies (MS) . 54 Histoplasmin sensitivity in Mississippi-A new Field research and appraisal (CR)- 224 boundary [O'Neal] -714 In Servicio programs 1258 Hobby, Oveta Culp: Preventive medicine teaching, new orienta- Appointed new Federal Security Adminis- tion 1147 trator (SR) - 193 Professional education in public health - 890 Becomes first Secretary of the U. S. De- Sanitary engineers, recipients of master's partment of Health, Education, and degrees 717 Welfare (SR) - 496 Scholarship loans, medical, in Mississippi 549 HOBBY, OVETA CULP: American medicine in a Schools, public health, 1950 survey . 890 changing society -756 Via television 816 Child Health Day -_-__-___ -_ 396 See also Part 2, Monograph No. 8. Clinical Center dedicatory speech (E) - - Health hazards, program for protection of re- August ii search employees 989 - "Symbol of our national concern for the Health occupations: 1950 census findings _ 191 health of our people," (Clinical Center dedi- Health personnel staffing: See Part 2, Monograph catory address) -904 No. 13. Holaday, Duncan A. (CR) -211 Health programs, bilateral, in Latin America: Hollinger, Nell F. (CR) -273 See Servicio: PHS survey of IIAA health HOLLIS, MARK D.: Environmental health in a program. rural economy - 1107 Health services and juvenile delinquency [Elioti. 572 Public, professional, industrial allies in 805 Heart program: sanitation- - 16 Hollister, William G. (CR)- 252 Demonstration, Newton, Mass E. Jr. 232 Regional (SR)- 350 Holmes, M., (CR) - 94, 350 Holmes, Marion B. (CR)- - 262 Screening in X-ray surveys Homburger, F.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Hedley, Oswald F., chief of the public health Home care plans in four cities (CR) - 92 office of the Mutual Security Agency, death Hood, Thomas R. (CR) - 233 of (SR)- 30 Horne, Leroy (CR) -257 Heely, Patricia (CR) 107 Hospital: Heistad, Octavia, assigned to the Point IV tech- Administrators, institute for (SR)-931 nical aid program in Libya (SR)- 728 Beds in the United States in 1953 [Cronin, Heister, R. M. (CR) _- ---_ 235 Odoroff, and Abbe] -425 HELLER, JOHN R., JR.: Recent progress in can- Facility for use of radioactive isotopes in a cer research 309 general ------449 Helper, John M. (CR) 222 Nursing services in - 933 Helper, Opal E. (CR) 199 Rehabilitation in- - 281, 1043 HELVIG, RAYMOND J.: See Steele, James H. Survey and construction program, 1,300 (and Helvig). projects completed (SR) - 1116 Hemphill, F. M. (CR) 275 See also Frontispieces.

Volume 68, 1953 XIII HOSTY, THOMAS S. (and Hunter): Inicidence of Infant care research (SR) 518 reactions to antirabies horse serum-789 Influenza: Hotopp, Marion (CR) -275 Occurrence of, in the United States, 1952-53. 1141 Howe, Howard A. (CR) -105 Prevalence trends in the United States, Howell, Charles L. (CR) -223 1952-53 359 HOWIELL, MARGARET A.: See Newman, Sidney H. Virus, cell, and potentialities of (E) 1145 (and Howell). INGRAHAM, SAMUEL C., II (Terrill and Moeller): Howle, Jane: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Reactor-produced radioactive isotopes 609 HOZIER, JOHN B.: See MIilne, J. A. (Rice, See also Moeller, Dade W. (Terrill and Hozier, and Taranto). Ingraham). Hundley, James M.: Joseph Goldberger's life- 738 Insect and rodent control: HUNT, M. L.: See Lucia, S. P. (Harp and Hunt). In epidemics and disasters [Wiley and HUNTER, FRANK R.: See Hosty, Thomas S. (and Stephens] -334 Hunter). Training courses (SR) -294 Hunter, W. B. (CR) -83 -124 Institute for Federal hospital administrators Hurley, Mary M. (CR) (SR) -931 Hurwitz, William N. (CR) -277 pro- See Damon, S. R. (Donham, Institute of Inter-American Affairs health HUTCHINGS, L. M.: grams, evaluation of: See Servicio-PHS survev Hutchings, Simms, and Steele). * Affairs Hydatid disease control in Alaska [Blood] (B) 534 of the Institute of Inter-American Hyde, H. van Zile, appointed United States health program. Insurance, social, increase in recipients (SR) - 1155 representative to Executive Board of World -624 (SR) -874 Interest of public health in diabetes [Ford] Health Organization International control of venereal diseases-779 HYDE, HENRY VAN ZILE: Nature of the World -601 International vaccination certificate requires Health Organization -11 The state of the Nation's public health official stamp (SR) plague services. 4. Report on international staffing - 188 Investigation of jute imports as potential Hypogammaglobulinemia, gamma globulin in source [Norris, Schneider, Hanchett, Kohler, the prophylaxis of -659, 662 and Buren] ------802 Ipsen, Johannes, Jr. (CR)- 274 r Irons, J. V. (CR) -105,201 ~~~I IRONS, J. V.: See also Keaton, Ruth (Nash, Murphy, and Irons). Ice, sanitary quality of _ 949 Ideas: Isaac, Peter C. G.: Air pollution and man's Date book invitation [to nurses' conferences] 961 health in Great Britain (B)-- __-_- __ 868 MIercurial diuretic home service- 288 ISKRANT, ALBERT P. (and Rogot): Trends in Recruitment plan [health and medical asso- tuberculosis mortality in continental United ciate professions] 828 States __ 911 Regional legislative conferences-828 Isolation of a Coxsackie virus during a summer Traveling sanitation classes -288 outbreak of acute minor illness [Melnick, Wal- Identifying commoin flies [Dodge] -345 ton, and Myers]_ ---- 1178 Immune serum globulin: See Gamma globulin. Isotopes: See Radioactive isotopes. Immunization information for international Israel, Harold L. (CR). 112 travel (SR) 448 In departmental periodicals --- 577, 732, 760, 792 Incidence of reactions to antirabies horse serum [Hosty and Hunter] 789 J Indonesia: Jackson, George G. (CR)- 273 MNalaria control in ------1056 Jackson, Norman E. (CR)- 222 Puiblic health in ------409 Jacobs, Louis (CR) ---- 214 Technical assistaince for public health in -- 707 Jacobziner, Harold (CR)- 249 Industrial hygiene (CR): See Occupational Janney, Harold MI., appointed medical director health. of the Bureau of Prisoins, Department of Industrial sickness absenteeism: Justice (SR)--- 1090 Rates for specific causes in 1951 and half of Java, 'Middle, village polycliinics in- 558 1952 [Gafafer] ------353 Jefferies, Mildred B. (CR) ---- - 114 Rates for specific causes in 1952 for the JENNEY, E. Ross: Public health in Indonesia 409 year and last two quarters [Gafafer] 1052 Technical assistance for public health in Industrial wastes: the Republic of Indonesia --- 707 Research trends and needs ---- - 1099 JETER, HAROLD L.: See Lauibuisch, Edmunld J. Water polluition, abatement of, caused byv 43 (Geldreich and Jeter).

XIV Public Health Reports Index Johansen, Frederick A., retires as medical officer Krumbiegel, Stanley E., appointed medical in charge of the Public Health Service Hos- officer of the PHS Outpatient Clinic (SR) - 954 pital at Carville, La. (SR) --- 728 Kuhns, Dwight M. (CR)- 110 JOHNSON, CARL E.: See Law, Frank E. (Johnson Kurland, Leonard T. (CR) - 84 and Knutson). KURLANDER, ARNOLD B. (anid Carroll): Case Johnson, Leslie: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. finding through multiple screening 1035 Johnson, Olive G.: See Part 2, Monograph No. Kyle, J. WarrenI: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. 15. Johnston, J. Howard (CR) 116 L JOHNSTON, MICCLAIN: Adult guidance center, San Francisco --- 590 Labeling, chemical, committee reactivated--- - 66 Jolliffe, Norman (CR) 125 Labeling salt in food (SR) --_ 1146 JOLLY, JACK: See Fiumara, Nicholas J. (Segal Laboratory: and Jolly). History of Florida public health - 968 989 Jute imports as plague source -- - 802 Protection from hazards in _ Juvenile delinquency: Relationships, State, hospital and private 103 Health services and 572 (CR) ---- Psychiatric referrals of children 578 Reports: Korea, Australia, Egypt, Central America - - 99 Rate increase of (SR) --- 1LUI1077. (CR)- Training courses (SR) 294 LADIMER, IRVING: See Black, James (Lynich and K Ladimer). LAMSON, GLENN G., JR.: See Galagan, Donald J. Kasdon, S. C.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. (and Lamson). KAUFMAN, GENE (amid Woolsey): Sex differences Lantis, Margaret: Social sciences in Alaska (B)_ 529 in the trend of mortality from certain chronic -- The trend of science in Alaska (B) 528 diseases 761 Larmon, Russell Raymond, appointed Assistant Keaton, Alice Glenn (CR) 275 Secretary (SR) 896 KEATON. RUTH (Nash, MIurphy, and Irons): LARSON, GORDON P.: Air pollution and man's Complement fixation tests for mnurine typhus health in Los Angeles (B) 872 on small mammals 28 Latin America: See Servicio-PHS survey of the Keefer, Chester Scott, appoinited special assistant IIAA health program. to the Secretary .--- 889 LAUBUSCH, EDMUND J. (Geldreich and Jeter): KENNEY, S. M.: Two cooperative projects of Membrane filter procedure applied in the WHO and UNICEF- 606 field- 1118 KENNY, ALPHA K.: Simplifying local service LAW, FRANK E. (Johnson and Knutson): Studies records- 1200 on dental care services for school children. Kessel, Albert M., Laboratory of Pathology, First and second treatment series. Woon- National Cancer Institute, death of (SR) 1090 socket, R. I- 1192 KETTERER, WARREN A.: Economic benefits of Lawrence, Ray E. (CR)- 238 malaria control in the Republic of Indonesia 1056 Leavell, Hugh R. (CR) 134 Village polyclinics in Middle Java 558 Lee, Lyndorn E., Jr. (CR) 95 Kiker, John E., Jr. (CR) -203, 245 Lefebre, Luisa (CR) ----- 95 Kilanider, H. F. (CR) --248 Legal notes on public health: Kjentvet, Henry A. (CR) 231 Constitutionality of delegation of legislative Klassen, C. W. (CR)- 234 powers to State boards of health-- 733 Klimt, Christian R. (CR) 106 Federal care and treatment of insane KLUTMPP, THEODORE G.: Employmenit of the prisoners 825 older worker- 20 Lehmann, Josephine: See Part 2, Monograph No. Knapp, Harold J. (CR) 112 10. Knutson, Andie L. (CR) 225 Lemon, Eloise MI. (CR) 94 Knutson, Andie L.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 8. Leone, Nicholas C. (CR)- 131 KNITTSON, JOHN W.: See Arnold, Francis A., Jr. Lepper, Mark H. (CR) 273 (Dean and Knutson); Law, Frank E. (Johnson Lesser, Arthur J. (CR) 208 and Knutson); Waterman, George E. (and Liao, S. J. (CR) 101 Knutson). Liberia, public health developments in (E) 1257 Kogel, Marcus D. (CR) 94 Lilienfeld, Abraham (CR) 130 KOHLER, CHARLES E.: See Norris, Edgar XW. LINDSAY, DALE R. (Stewart and Watt): Effect (Schneider, Hanchett, Kohler, and Buren). of fly control on diarrheal disease in an area Koos, Earl Lomon (CR) 86 of moderate morbidity 36 1 Kramer, Nathan (CR) 118 Link, Vernon B.: Trichinosis, a health anid Kruimbiegel, Edward R. (CR) 236 economic problem (B) 417

Volume 68, 1953 XV Linsky, Benjamin: Air pollution and man's Mattison, Berwyn F. (CR) -276 health in Detroit (B) 870 MCCALLum, GORDON E. (and Ludwig): Public Lippincott, Stuart W.: See Part 2, Monograph Health Service emergency assistance in dis- No. 12. aster relief - 630 Literature of rehabilitation of mental hospital McCoy, Georgia France, appointed assistant to patients (MS) 1237 HEW Secretary (SR) - 801 Litsky, Warren (CR) .- 247 McGibony, John R., appointed professor at the LITSKY, WARREN: See also Hankinson, Denzel J. Graduate School of Public Health, University (Read, Litsky, and Brown). of Pittsburgh (SR) -847 Llewellyn, John S. (CR) 124 McIvER, PEARL: Survey of consultant nurses in LOCKE, BEN Z.: See Mikol, Edward X. (and health agencies -519 Locke). McKay, Frederick S. (CR) -223 Loewus, Meral, assigned to Technical Coopera- McLEOD, CHARLOTTE P. (and Magnuson): tion Administration to Iran (SR) 777 Agglutination of Treponema paUidum in Lombard, Herbert L. (CR) _ 96 syphilitic serums -747 LOMBARD, HERBERT L.: Twenty-six years of McNAUGHTON, DONALD W.: See Griffith, Robert cancer control in Massachusetts 647 L. (and McNaughton). Long, Esmond R. (CR) _ -_ 112 Measles, gamma globulin in the prophylaxis of. 659, 661 Long, Fern (CR) .-- 226 Mechanical air drying of hands following pre- LONGSHORE, WILLIAM ALLEN, JR.: See Halver- operative scrubbing [Walker] -317 son, Wilton L. (Longshore and Peters). Medical care, agenda for exploration of current Looking back to look ahead in rural health problems in -_ 1225 [Crockett]------480 Medical care plan statistics - __ 157 Loosli, Clayton G. (CR) 91 Medical care plans and service (CR)- 118, 269 Losty, Margaret A. (CR) _- _ 107 Medical education scholarship loans in the LUCIA, S. P. (Harp and Hunt): Cardiovascular Mississippi integrated health program [Under- syphilis in a general medical clinic 405 wood]- 549 LUDWIG, HARVEY F.: See McCallum, Gordon E. Meister, Alton, wins 1954 chemistry award (SR) 1106 (and Ludwig). Melnick, Joseph L. (CR) -101 Luzzatti, Luigi (CR) _--- _-_-_-_ -_ 129 MELNICK, JOsEPH L. (Walton and Myers): LYNCH, JOHN M.: See Black, James (Lynch and Isolation of a Coxsackie virus during a summer Ladimer). outbreak of acute minor illness -1178 Lynn, W. D.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 11. See also Walton, Mary (and Melnick). LYON, WALTER A. (and Miller): Recipients of Membrane filter procedure applied in the field the master's degree in sanitary engineering- 717 [Laubusch, Geldreich, and Jeter]- 118 Menges, Robert W. (CR)- - 263 Mental patients, 1950 census (SR) -- 352 M Method of simplifying soil percolation tests for MacCready, Robert H. (CR) ____ 262 septic tank systems [Gelperin and Fuller]J---- 693 MacKinnon, C. Frances (CR) . 225 Metzner, A. (CR) - 121 Macklin, Madge T. (CR) _ 98 Meyer, Alvin, Jr. (CR) -_ 240 Maglio, M. Martin (CR) 260 Michael, Jerrold M. (CR)- - 267 MAGNUSON, HAROLD J.: See McLeod, Charlotte Michigan University School of Public Health P. (and Magnuson). Conference: See Conference report: Public Malaria, experimental chemotherapy for: See Health Statistics. Part 2, Monograph No. 9. MIKOL, EDWARD X. (and Locke): Time between Mallmann, W. L. (CR) 247 tuberculosis reporting and death -554 Mantel, Nathan (CR) 244 Milk pasteurization come-up time method- 769 Mapping a program of public health for Ethiopia and Eritrea [O'Brien] ------976 Milk sanitation honor roll: Martin, Walter B. (CR) 1951-52 -445 Mastoiditis in Alaska [Fritz] (B) 537 1951-53- 1015 Maternal and child health: Miller, A. R.: Federal meat inspection, for Birth statistics in maternal and child health trichinosis control (B) - 419 programs [Haenszel]- 71 MILLER, ARTHUR P.: See Lyon, Walter A. (and Group action by parents of handicapped Miller).

'children (CR) -_- - 127 Miller, Lloyd C.: United States pharmacopeia

Handicapped children, programs for (CR) - - 257 (B) -_----_ ------510 Infant care research (SR) 518 Miller, Myron D., appointed medical officer in Mortality surveys and evaluations (CR)... 218 charge of Public Health Service Hospital in Services-challenges and aims [Baumgart- Seattle (SR) -954 ner] - 397 Miller, Paul A. (CR) -255 XVI Public Health Reports Index Miller, Seward D. (CR)-117 Milian, S. J. (CR)-262 N Miliken, Sewall O. (CR) -88 NASH, BILLIE Jo: See Keaton, Ruth (Nash, Milmore, Benno K. (CR) -271 Murphy, and Irons). MILNE, J. A. (Rice, Hozier, and Taranto): Time National Citizens Committee for the World study of public health activities in Mississippi 378 Health Organization Conference: See Confer- Milzer, Albert (CR) - 108 ence report: World Health, National MOELLER, DADE W. (Terrill and Ingraham): National Conference on World Health: See Radiation exposure in the United States-- 57 Conference report: World Health, national. See also Ingraham, Samuel C., II National formulary [Powers] (B)-_- __ 513 (Terrill and Moeller). National Research Council's statement on MOLDENHAUER, RUTH M. (and Greve): General gamma globulin- 660 regulatory powers and duties of State and local Nature and purpose of local health unit record health authorities -_ 434 and report systems [Johnson] - 1078 Nature of the World Health Organization Monograph: See Part 2. [Hyde]- 601 MOORE, GEORGE (and Foster): Selective case Neff, Mildred (CR)- 124 finding in syphilis control -167 Nelson, Irene (CR)- 139 Moorhead, Jennell V. (CR) -- 217 Nelson, Kinloch (CR)- 94 Morbidity: Nelson, Russell A. (CR)- 219 Anthrax -616 New and nonofficial remedies, drug therapy Cancer, studies in metropolitan areas (SR) 975 [Stormont] (B)- 515 Diarrhea, effect of fly control on-361 "New occasions teach new duties" [Leavell] 687 Poliomyelitis -___ 453 New orientation in the teaching of preventive Sources of, statistics (SR) -55 medicine [Dearing]- 1147 Tuberculosis, January-June 1952 - 351 Newman, Louis E. (CR)- 116 Tuberculosis, 1952 (SR) -557 NEWMAN, SIDNEY H. (and Howell): Research United States and Territories, 1952-1116 preferences and activities of Public Health MORDELL, J. SOLON (and Himmelsbach): Objec- Service officers- 1183 tive approach to drug therapy - 47 NICHOLSON, EDNA: Aggregate community pic- Morin, Alfred F. (CR) -252 ture, psychosocial aspects of cancer 153 Morse, Warren C. (CR)-110 Nicholson, Freddie (CR)- 108 Morse, William H. (CR)-110 Nicholson, H. P.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 11. Mortality: 1950 census findings on health occupations 191 Accident, Tennessee -301 1952 encephalitis outbreak in California [Halver- Diabetes, by States for 1950 -822 son, Longshore, and Peters] 368 Fog and deaths in London, December 1952 474 1952 summary of foodborne, waterborne, and Infant, rates, by age -April ii other.disease outbreaks [Dauer] 696 In the United States, 1900-1950 [Gordon].. 441 Noble, Ralph E. (CR) 246 EDGAR W. Poliomyelitis - 453 NORRIS, (Schneider, Hanchett, Sex differences in the trend of, from certain Kohler, and Buren): Investigation of jute as source 802 chronic diseases - 761 imports potential plague Trends in tuberculosis, in continental Norris, Margaret N. (CR) 201 United States -911 North, W. R. (CR)- - _- 260 Dental of rural health Tuberculosis morbidity and, 1952 (SR) - 557 Noyes, Harold J.: aspects Tuberculosis, provisional data for 1952 1013 in Oregon (B) - 492 Tuberculosis reporting and - 554 Nurses: Epidemiology course for (SR) 15 Mosquito control in Alaska [Wilson] (B)-536 123 Positive approach to a tuberculosis nursing Mott, F. D. (CR) -__ program-___- 338 Mountin memorial session, APHA (CR)-134 Services, distribution of, in hospitals 933 Movement toward sound drug therapy (SR) --- 46 of consultant nurses in health Multiple screening: See Preventive medicine, case Survey agencies- - 519 finding through. Nursing homes (CR) 228 Mundy, Carl S. (CR) -485 Nutrition: Murmann, Edna (CR) -200 Award (Goldberger) to William H. Sebrell, MURPHY, J. N., JR.: See Keaton, Ruth (Nash, Jr -__----_-- 738 Murphy, and Irons). Barriers to health in Latin America 1127 Murray, Roderick (CR) -131 Enrichment . . . a public health approach Myers, G. W. (CR) -123 to better nutrition [Sebrell]- 741 MYERS, IRA L.: See Melnick, Joseph L. (Walton Research . . . potentialities in chronic dis- and Myers). ease [Sebrell]- 737

Volume 68, 1953 XVII Partinership in dental health [Rockefeller] - 1221 0 Pasteurization, inilk, comiie-up time method of 769 Oberteuffer, Delbert (CR) 213 Paul, J. R. (CR)-101 Obesity: Pauls, Frank P.: Enteric diseases in Alaska (B)-- 531 Approaches, scientific, group, and coin- Peacock, Andrew W.: See Part 2, Monograph Inunity (CR) -121 No. 12. Treatments, group conference -439 Peck, Frank W. (CR) -488 Objective approach to drug therapy [M1ordell Pelton, Walter J. (CR) 252 and Himmelsbach] -47 PETERS, RICHARD F.: See Halverson, Wilton L. O'BRIEN, HENRY R.: AMapping a prograIm of (Longshore and Peters). puiblic health for Ethiopia anid Eritrea-976 Pfeiffer, Mildred C. J. (CR)-95 O'Brien, James E. (CR) -247 Phair, W. Philip (CR) -253 Occulpational disease reportinig [Trasko]- 940 Phelps, Earle B. (CR) -203 Occupational factors in lunlg canicer [Breslow] 286 Phillips, F. Ruth: See Part 2, Monographs Occupational health: Nos. 14 and 16. Elements of programiis for-October ii Phipps, Henry, Institute golden jubilee celebra- Factors in lunig caicer -286 tion, papers for - 921, 928 Programs, goverinmeint, inidustry, labor Pincoffs, Maurice C., appointed to the National (CR) -115 Advisory Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Scope and characteristics (CR) --- - 209 Council (SR) -----1230 Occulpational Health (periodical): Place of the physician in rural health activities Review of articles inI______577, 732, 760, 792 [Henry] (B) - -490 Stuspension notice -732, 792 Plague, jute imports as source of --802 Occupations, health, 1950 cenisus findings-- 191 Pohlmann, Kenneth E. (CR) - - 84 Occurrence of influeniza in the United States, Poliomyelitis: 1952-53 [Davis anid Dauer] 1141 Current readings on -668 ODOROFF, MAURICE E.: See Cronin, John W. Distribution in the United States [Serfling (Odoroff and Abbe). and Sherman] -453 Office of Educationt publications: See Publica- Distribution in the United States, 1952 rtions: Title of. [Dauer] - 1033 Office of Defense Mobilization publications: Gamma globulin clinics organized in three See Publicationis, Title of. North Carolina counties -1025 Olansky, Sidney (CR) -137 Gamma globulin distributed (SR) - 594 OLANSKY, SIDNEY: See Rivers, Eunice (Schunman, Gamma globulin in an outbreak of-1201 Simpsoni, and Olansky). Gamma globulin in the prophylaxis of- - 659, 662 Old, H. Norman (CR) -242 Research on - 669 OLDFIELD, H. G.: See Frazier, R. E. (anid Trend of multiple cases of, in household Oldfield). units ------996 Olitzky, Irviing (CR) ---- 111 Vaccine and gamma globulin field trials Oliver, Dorothy S.: See Part 2, Mionograph (CR) - 105 No. 14. Virus type I adapted to mice (SR)-466 O'NEAL, ROBERT MI.: Histoplasinini sensitivity Pollack, Earl S. (CR) - 97 in TMississippi-A new boundar -714 Poilenosis -885 Organizing mass gammiia globulini clinics in three Polluted air, a growing community problem North Carolina counities [Cameron]-1025 858 Origins of the Americani Public Health Associ- [Doyle]- M. Allen -238 ation [Harris] (E) - --- - January ii Pond, (CR) Origins of the APHA Southerin Branch experi- Porter, E. Louise H. (CR) - 128 ment oII curbstone consultation [Freedrnan] - 1213 PORTER, WILLIAM L.: See Alter, Amos J. (and ORSBURN, BERTTINA: See Freeble, Charles R., Porter). Jr. (and Orsburn). Porterfield, John D. (CR) -254 Osburn, Stanley H. (CR) -- 116 Positive approach to a tuberculosis nursing pro- Osterritter, John F. (CR) --- 212 gram [Roberts] -338 Potter, Carl C. (CR) - 267 p Powers, Justin L.: National formulary (B). -- 513 PALMER, CARROLL E.: See Yuian), I-Chin (aind Practice of public health, 1952, APHA 80th Palmer). annual meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. Paraguay, anthrax epidemic curbed in (SR)-- 623 20-24, 1952 -81, 197 PARRAN, THOMAS: Tuberculosis: A time for Prevention of rheumatic fever, American Heart decision 921 Association Council on Rheumatic Fever and Parsons, Elizabeth 1. (CIt) --108 Congenital Heart Disease, statement on-12 XVIII Public Health Reports Index Preventive medicine: Public, professional, industrial allies in sanita- And the general practitioner (CR) - 132 tion [Hollis]- 805 Multiple screening, case finding through__ 1035 Public responsibility in sound drug therapy New orientation in teaching of- 1147 [Tice] (B) -_- 509 Screening program in a venereal disease Publications: clinic [Gruman] -____--_____-_-______633 Annual report of the Public Health Service, See also Part 2, Monograph No. 16. Federal Security Agency, 1952 ._____ 637 Price, E. R. (CR) -_------______- ____ 264 Aortography by percutaneous catheteriza- Prisoners, insane, Federal care and treatment tion of the femoral artery (PHS Pub. No. (LN)- - __-- _____-- ______------___ 825 283) --- 1263 Professional education in public health. A sur- Arthritis and rheumatism (PHS Pub. No. vey of schools of public health, 1950 [Diehl._. 890 29)- _------452 Program for protection of research employees Basic drugs-U. S. Public Health Service against pathogenic hazards [Black, Lynch, hospitals and clinics (PHS Pub. No. 246)_ 734 and Ladimer] - _-- ___-- _------_ 989 Bibliography of toxoplasmosis and Tozo- Progress in research on poliomyelitis [Weaver] 669 plasma gondii (PHS Pub. No. 247) __ 735 Prothrombin time determinations training Biological products-Establishments li- course- - 1140 censed for the preparation and sale of Protozoans in stools unpreserved and preserved viruses, serums, toxins and analogous in PVA-fixative (Goldman and Brooke] - 703 products, and the trivalent organic ar- Provisions of State laws governing local health senic compounds (PHS Pub. No. 50)--- 826 departments [Greve] -_---_____-____ 31 Cancer illness among residents of: Psychiatric referrals for delinquent children Birmingham, Ala., Cancer Morbidity [Gardner] -______578 Series No. 8 (PHS Pub. No. 216)--- 543 Psychiatric rehabilitation: Denver, Colo., Cancer Morbidity Series In the community [Williams] -___-_-____1043 No. 4 (PHS Pub. No. 112)_____-___ 196 In the hospital [Williams]) -_ 1231 Detroit, Mich., Cancer Morbidity Series Psychosocial aspects of cancer: Five reports (SR) 152 No. 9 (PHS Pub. No. 217)P____-_ 543 Public health aspects of civil defense [Cameron]. 1091 Philadelphia, Pa., Cancer Morbidity Public health developments in Liberia [Rocke- Series No. 10 (PHS Pub. No. 244)__ 736 Pittsburgh, Pa., Cancer Morbidity feller] (E) - _____-- __-- ______1257 Pub. No. --- 196 Public health in Indonesia [Jenney] -- 409, 707 Series No. 5 (PHS 126) Public health in the western States [Halverson]. 323 Care of the eyes (PHS Pub. No. 113) _ 827 Public health in transition, 1900-1950, a picture CDC 1951-1952 activities (PHS Pub. No. - _------1263 album (CR) - _-- _------__----_88, 206 302) Public health laboratory-Yesterday, today, and Child with a cleft palate (Children's Bureau Folder No. - ____-______-_-__ 1019 tomorrow [Hardy] - ___--_ --_968 37)- Public health operating statistics [Webster] -- 467 Clean water: Public health schools: Arkansas, White, Red, and lower Mis- Effect of Public Law 779 on teaching and sissippi valleys (PHS Pub. No. 252)- 734 research at - 656 Hudson to the Potomac (PHS Pub. No. Survey of - 890 202) _-- - 544 Public Health Service emergency assistance in New England (PHS Pub. No. 199).__ 544 disaster relief [McCallum and Ludwig]- 630 Ohio (PHS Pub. No. 203) _ 544 Public Health Service hospitals, two closed (SR) 768 Pacific Northwest (PHS Pub. No. 201)_ 544 Public Health Service officers' research pref- South (PHS Pub. No. 250) 827 erences - 1183 Tennessee (PHS Pub. No. 271) 827 Public Health Service publications: See Pub- Community-wide chest X-ray survey (PHS lications: Title of. Pub. No. 222) _- 196 Public Health Service regional offices consoli- Community-wide installation of household dated (SR) - 919 garbage-grinders (PHS Pub. No. 224)___ 545 Public health statesmanship [Scheele] 1 Composition of the sanitary engineering Public Health Statistics Conference, 2d: See Con- profession. (Office of Education Scien- ference report: Public Health Statistics, 2d. tific Manpower Series No. 2) 543 Public health surveys (CR) -_ 254 Comprehensive program for water pollu- Public health today The Nation's best invest- tion control for: ment [Scheele] -771 Red River of the North Basin (PHS Public health training program of New York Pub. No. 293) _ 1263 State [Amos] -295 Yakima River basin (PHS Pub. No. Public health trends, effects of social changes on. 687 328)- 1264 Public Law 779, 1950 amendment to the Selec- Coronary artery disease (PHS Pub. No. tive Service Act -656 145)- 920

Volume 68, 1953 XiX Publications-Continued Publications-Continued Diabetes (PHS Pub. No. 137) 452 Milk ordinance and code. 1953 reconi- DietitiaII in the hospitals of the Public mendations of the Public Health Service Health Service (PHS Pub. No. 254) 826 (PHS Pub. No 229) 735 Diphtheria (PHS Pub. No. 60) 640 Natioinal Heart Institute (PHS Pub. No. Directory of full-tine local health units, 241) 635 1952 (PHS Pub. No. 118) 636 Nursing in venereal disease cointrol (PHS Disabled can work, the (Office of Defense Pub. No. 198) 140 Mobilization, Health Resources Advisory Occupational disease reporting-A review Committee) _----- 544 of current practices, together with a col- Distribution of health services in the struc- lection of incidence statistics (PHS Pub. ture of State government, 1950. Part II, No. 288) 940 General services and conistruction of facil- Oral manifestations of occupational origin- ities for State health programs (PHS Pub. An annotated bibliography (PHS Pub. No. 184, Part II) 140 No.228) 635 Dog in medical research (PHS Pub. No. Organized health services in a county of the 312) _-- 1263 United States (PHS Pub. No. 197) 451 Draft act governing hospitalization of the Outpatient departments for 50-, 100-, 200- mentally ill (PHS Pub. No. 51) 636 bed general hospitals (PHS Pub. No. 318)- 1019 Education materials on water pollution Preschool child who is blind (Children's control (PHS Pub. No. 256) _ 734 Bureau Folder No. 39) 1263 Fifty-first annual conference of the Surgeon Proceedings of the 2d Conference of Mental General, Public Health Service, Chief, Administrators anid Statisticians (PHS Children's Bureau with State and Terri- Pub. No. 266) 639 torial health officers (PHS Pub. No. 307) 1139 Proceedings of the 2d Research Conference Financial status and needs of dental schools on Psychosurgery (PHS Pub. No. 156) - - 360 (PHS Pub. No. 200)- 140 Production at any age (Office of Defense Genera of the hoinobasidiomycetes [Cooke] Mobilization, Health Resources Advisory (U. S. Department of Agriculture, Divi- Committee) 544 sion of Mycology and Disease Survey, Public sewage treatment plant conistruc- Special Publication No. 3, 1953)-- 1019 tion, 1952 (PHS Pub. No. 291) -- 826 Guide to health organization in the United Rabies (PHS Pub. No. 97)- 638 States (PHS Pub. No. 196) _-_ 635 Report on schools of public health in the Handbook on sanitation of vessel watering United States (PHS Pub. No. 276)- 890 points (PHS Pub. No. 274) 1020 Reported incidence of selected notifiable Head nurse looks at her job (PHS Pub. No. 227) 452 diseases: United States, each divisioin aind Health manipower source book. Section 2. State, 1920-50. Vital Statistics Special Nursing personnel (PHS Pub. No. 263) 1139 Reports, National Summaries, vol. 37, Health of workers in chromate producing in- No. 9- -- 920 dustry (PHS Pub. No. 192) 826 Rheumatic heart disease (PHS Pub. No. 144) 920 Health status and services, January 1952. Salaries of local public health workers, Economic base study, Arkansas-White- April 1952 (PHS Pub. No. 237) 360 Red River basin (PHS Pub. No. 313) 1020 Salaries of State public health workers, Help fight pollutioin Inow (PHS Poster iNo. 5) 636 August 1952 (PHS Pub. No. 260) - 639 Home accident prevention-A guide for Sanitary landfill in northerii States (PHS health workers (PHS Pub. No. 261) 735 Pub. No. 226) -- 54' Hypertension (PHS Pub. No. 146) 640 Six food exchange lists for variety in iieal Importance of nutritioni to good health planning (PHS Pub. No. 326) - 1139 (PHS Ptub. No. 162) 452 Small plant health and nmedical programs Individual water supply systems. Revised (PHS Pub. No. 215) - -- 736 1950, reissued 1953 (PHS Pub. No. 24)- 1019 Trichinosis (PHS Pub. No. 101)- 640 Job for Women, a (Office of Defense AMo- Tuberculosis beds in hospitals anid sania- bilization, Health Resources Advisory toria, January 1, 1952 (PHS Ptub. No. Committee) 544 253) - ---- 451 Keeping our hospitals operating. A study Tularemia (PHS Pub. No. 135) - 640 of supply and equipmenit requirements Typhoid fever (PHS Pub. No. 282) 920 '(PHS Puib. No. 272)- 545 Tvpical architectural program for a general Let's have clean water (PHS Pub. No. 264) 734 hospital (PHS Pub. No. 322) 1019 Louse infestation (PHS Pub. No. 103).- - 640 Ulcers (PHS Puib. No. 280) -- --- 827 AManagenment of chancroid, granuloma in- Venereal disease clinic directory (PHS Pub. guinale, and lumphogranutloma venereum No. 257) -- -- - 826 (PHS Puib. No. 255) 827 Virus anid the cell (PHS Puib. No. 328) - 1264

AUC Public Health Reports Index Publications-Continued Reid, Jane: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Worker and his health, the (Office of Defense Rein, Charles R. (CR) - 136 Mobilization, Health Resources Advisory Reinhard, Karl R.: Distemperlike disea.se, in Committee) -544 Alaska (B) 535 Purdom, Paul W. (CR) -268 Reinstein, Norbert (CR)- 224 Report of a case of ratbite fever due to S. moniliformis [Griffith and McNaughton]- 947 Q Research preferences and activities of Public Health Service officers [Newman and Howell]- 1183 Quandt, Marjorie R. (CR) -279 Review of pollenosis and the role of weeds Quinby, Griffith E. (CR) -274 [Spain] 885 Quinn, Margaret E. (CR) -96 Rheumatic fever: Community program, Newton, Mass___---- 16 R Statement on treatment ------12 RICE, MARGARET E.: See Milne, J. A. (Rice, Rabies: Incidence of reactions to antirabies horse Hozier, and Taranto). serum -789 Rich, Herbert (CR) - --- 107 Radiation, ionizing, effect on Trichinella spiralis 419 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM P.: Three years' experience Radiation exposure in the United States [Moeller, with curbstone consultation - 1217 Terrill, and Ingraham] _- _-__ 57 Richmond, Sara G.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 12. Radiation exposure in the United States: Rico, Arnoldo Lopez (CR)- 137 Reactor-produced radioactive isotopes [Ingra- Ridenour, Gerald M. (CR)- 261 ham, Terrill, and Moeller] -609 Rider, Rowland V. (CR) - 255 Radioactive isotopes: Rigney, Thomas G. (CR)- 98 Distributed by AEC-60 RIVERS, EUNICE (Schuman, Simpson, and Facility for use of, in general hospital 449 Olansky): Twenty years of followup experi- Radioisotopes - March ii ence in a long-range medical study - - 391 Reactor-produced -609 ROBERTS, DORIs E.: Positive approach to a Ranck, Margaret (CR) -228 tuberculosis nursing program 338 Rapid method for distilling fluorides from water ROBERTSON, ROGER L.: See Anderson, Robert J. samples [Frazier and Oldfield] -729 (Sauer and Robertson). Rash, J. Keogh (CR) -215 Robins, Arthur B. (CR)- 114 Ratbite fever due to S. moniliformis, case report Robins, Morton (CR) 280 of - 947 Rockefeller, Nelson A., named Undersecretary of Ratbites in Baltimore, 1948-52 - _____ 1239 Health, Education, and Welfare (SR) 655 Rat-resistant construction materials (MS) - 824 Rockefeller, Nelson A.: Public health develop- See also Part 2, Monograph No. 11. ments in Liberia (E)- 1257 Ratner, Frank (CR) -__ 131 ROCKEFELLER, NELSON A.: Partnership i:) Rausch, Robert: Animal-borne diseases, in dental health- 1221 Alaska (B) - __---- _--___ 533 Rockefeller public service award to Martin D. Reactivity of VDRL antigen suspensions made at Young_-- 553 various temperatures [Fugazzotto]-304 Rodent control in epidemics and disasters 334 Reactor-produced radioactive isotopes [Ingra- ROGOT, EUGENE: See Iskrant, Albert P. (and ham, Terrill, and Moeller]-609 Rogot). READ R. B.: See Hankinson, Denzel J. (Read, Romeo, Salvatore M. (CR) _ 218 Litsky, and Brown). Rose; Elizabeth Kirk (CR) _ 138 Recent progress in cancer research [Heller] 309 Rose, John A. (CR)- 138 Recipients of the master's degree in sanitary Rosenfeld, Leonard S. (CR) -118, ,123 engineering [Lyon and Miller] -717 Rosenfield, A. B. (CR)- 219 Record and report systems in health depart- Ross, Elizabeth Healy, appointed deputy chief of ments: the Children's Bureau (SR) 5'3 Coordinating medical and nursing records- 1205 Roth, F. B. (CR)- 123 Elements of a coordinated system of vital Rowe, C. O.: Introduction (to Servicio) (E) - - - - 830 records and statistics -_- _-__793 Rural Health Conference, 8th national: See Reexamining health record forms [Colby]J. 1209 Conference report: Rural Health, 8th na- Simplifying local service records --1200 tional, sponsored by AMA. See also Part 2, Monograph No. 15. Rural sanitation - 1107 Rehabilitation: Rusk, Howard A., appointed member of the In the hospital [Rusk] -281 National Advisory Arthritis and Metabolic Mental: See Part 2, Monograph No. 17. Diseases Council (SR)- 11191 Psychiatric - __ 1043, 1231 RUsK, IOWARD A.: Rehabilitation in the Vending stand program aids blind (SR) 367 hospital- 281

Volume 68, 1953 XXI Schmidt, Nathalie (CR) -200 S SCHNEIDER, LEWIS B.: See Norris, Edgar W. Sabloff, Jack (CR) --- 257 (Schneider, Hanchett, Kohler, and Buren). Sachs, Rose (CR) --- 280 Scholarship loans for medical education in the SALLOW, WXILLIAM: Anialysis of ratbites in Mississippi health program-549 Baltimore, 1948-52 --- 1239 School health: Salt, labeliing, in food (SR)-- 1146 Dental care services for school children - 583, 1192 Saltzman, B. N. (CR) 487 Epidemiological study of plantar warts SALVATO, J. S., JR.: Evaluation of sanitation among school children -985 programs in a city-county health department- 595 Policies, practices, and research (CR) - 207, 213 Sanitary eniginieerinig, recipients of M.S. degree Schools, public health, survey of - 890 in.--______----- 717 Schubert, Joseph H. (CR) -274 Sanitary quality of crushed and cubed ice as SCHUMAN, STANLEY H.: See Rivers, Euniice dispensed to the consulmer [Foltz] -- - 949 (Schuman, Simpson, and Olansky). Sanitation: Schwartz, Benjamin: Trichinae in swine (B) 418 Development of environmental health pro- Schwartz, Charlotte Green: See Part 2, Mono- grains in Latin America (Servicio) - -- - 1251 graph No. 17. Dining car award for (SR) 810 Science and public health research in Alaska, Evaluation of programs in a city-county the new frontier -527 health department --- 595 Sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral, study of, on Food, laboratory, and field advances in- 260 Guam (SR) -974 Grain, committee organized (SR) 992 Scott, Edward M. (and Weiss): Anchorage Ice, crushed and cubed, quality of 949 food study (B) - 541 Membrane filter procedure applied in field 1118 SCOTT, JOHN A.: Fog and deatls in London, Milk, honor roll: Deceinber 1952 -474 1951-52 445 Sebrell, William H., Jr., given Goldberger 1951-53 _ 1015 award (SR) -738 Orthodoxy, environmental health, unfin- SEBRELL, WILLIAM H., Jr.: "An atmosphere of ished business and new forces 962 excitement . . . " [Clinical Center dedicatory Problems in a surburban area. Jackson remarks] -_ 908 County, Missouri [Smith] 1161 Enrichment . . . a public health ap- Public, professional, industrial allies in---- 805 proach to better nutrition -741 Sanitary engineering progress and modern Nutrition research . . . potentialities in problems (CR) 203 chronic disease - 737 Soil percolation test, simplified method --- 693 SEGAL, JACK: See Fiumara, Nicholas J. (Segal Status in rural areas 1107 and Jolly). Steam injection method of disinfecting Selby, C. D. (CR) - 210 garbage in truck bodies 1065 Selective case finding in syphilis control IMoore Water and sewage examination methods and Foster] - 167 (CR) 245 Selective Service Act, 1950 amendment to the Wrater, sewage, and industrial wastes, 1948, effect of - 656 research trends and needs _ 1099 SERFLING., ROBERT E. (aind Sherinan): Polio- Sartwell, Philip E. (CR) 130 myelitis distribution in the United States--- 453 SAUER, HERBERT I.: See Anderson, Robert J. Serology of brucellosis in rural Indiana [Damon, (Sauer and Robertson). Donham, Hutchings, Simms, and Steele]- 563 Scheele, Leonard A. (CR) _ 134 Services of preventive medicine to an observed Scheele, Leonard A.: Foreword to Servicio (E)- 830 population (MS) - 1115 SCHEELE, LEONARD A.: Public health states- Servicio-PHS survey of the Instituite of manship 1 Inter-American Affairs health program: Public health today-The Nation's best An administrative device - __ 1008 investment ------771 Assessment viewpoints and procedures 837 State of the Nation's public health serv- Demographic characteristics of Latin ices. 1. Report on programs and problems, America -_--_ --___1123 1953 174 Development of environmental health pro- "We must press the search for new grams -__ 1251 knowledge . . ." [Clinical Center dedicatory Disease and nutritional barriers to health 1127 remarks] --- 907 Evaluation survey and team -831 Schisa, Esther (CR) 220 Genesis and general structure of- 832 Schistosomiasis -- December ii Health education in principle and practice 1258 Schistosomiasis control in Brazil --- -- 1156 IIAA president's introduction (E) - 830 Schlesinger, Edward R. (CR) 225 Introduction - 829

XXII Public Health Reports Index Servicio-Continued SMITH, W. H. Y.: Birth anid early days of Organization and adininistration of bilateral Florida's first county health uIit-1088 public health programs in Latin America. 1002 Social insuiraince recipients, increase in (SR) 1155 Principles of public health program planning Social sciences in Alaska [Lantis] (B)-529 and their application in Latin America_ 1132 Sources of morbidity statistics (SR) -55 Programs and problems in professional SOWDER, WILSON T.: Growth of local health education and inservice training of health units in Florida -1083 personnel- 1243 SPAIN, V. C.: Review of pollenosis anid the role of Surgeon General's foreword (E) 830 weeds-885 Use of anthropological methods and data Spaulding, Jane Morrow, appointed assistant to in planning and operation 841 the Secretary (SR) -496 Sewage and sewerage: Spiegelman, Mortimer (CR) -279 Disposal systems (CR) 245 Sprunt, Douglas H.: See Part 2, Monograph Municipal, treatment plant construction No. 12. (SR)-- 791,,1242 Staff announcements - 30, Research trends and needs _ 1099 53, 193, 308, 390, 496, 553, 634, Soil percolation tests for septic tanks 693 655, 728, 777, 874, 889, 896, 954, Sex differences in the trend of mortality from 1090, 1122, 1191, 1230. certain chronic diseases [Kaufman and Wool- See also Individual's namne. sey] 761 Stafseth, H. J. (CR) -266 Shafer, James K., appointed chief of the Division Starbuck, Nancy (CR) -224 of Venereal Disease (SR) 553 Starr, Helen M. (CR) -207 Shahan, M. S. (CR) 263 State and Territorial Health Authorities Con- Shapiro, Rebecca L. (CR). 261 ference: See Conference report: State and Shaw, James R., appointed chief of the Branch of Territorial. Health of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (SR) - - 954 State laws on financing and staffing local health Shepard, William P. (CR) _ 126 departments [Greve anid Connor] 955 SHEPARD, WILLIAM P.: See also Aufranc, W. H. State of the Nation's public health Services. (and Shepard). Report on: SHERMAN, IDA L.: See Serfling, Robert E. (anid Child health and welfare [Eliot]- 183 Sherman). Federal-State relations [Thurston]-181 Shiflet, Earl J. (CR) 486 International staffing [Hyde] -188 Shimberg, Benjamin: See Part 2, Monograph Programs and problems [Scheele]- 174 No. 8. Statistics: Shindell, Sidney (CR) _ 93 Elements of a coordinated systein of vital Shryock, Henry S., Jr. (CR) 279 records and statistics -793 Shy, G. Milton, appointed chief of clinical In a health department medical care plan research of the National Institute of Neuro- [Taback and Williams] -157 logical Diseases and Blindness (SR) 553 List of papers presented at second conference SIEGEL, MORRIS (and Greenberg): Trend of on public health statistics published in multiple cases of poliomyelitis in household Public Health Reports (SR) -473 units 996 Local health unit record and report sys- Sigel, M. Michael (CR) 199 tems -1078, 1199 SIMMs, B. T.: See Damon, S. R. (Donham, Public health operating -467 Hutchings, Simms, and Steele). Records management and statistical tech- Simplifying local service records [Kenny] 1200 niques (CR) -277 Simplifying State accounting for Federal health Service, value to health departments-811 grants [Fox and Zwick] 1071 Sources of morbidity (SR)- 55 SIMPSON, LLOYD: See Rivers, Eunice (Schuman, See also: Conference report: Public Health Simpson, and Olansky). Statistics Conference; Vital statistics. Sloss, J. H. (CR) 121 Steele, JamesH. (CR) -205 ,264 Steele, James H.: Garbage-borne swine diseases Smadel, Joseph E. (CR) -101 (B)- 418 Smiley, Roy D. (CR) 223 STEELE, JAMES H. (and Helvig): Anthrax in the Smith, Clarence A., appointed assistant chief of United States -616 the Division of Venereal Disease (SR) 553_- See also Damon, S. R. (Donham, Hutch- Smith, J. Earl (CR) 264 ings, Simms, and Steele); Haldeman, Jack C. SMITH, JACK K.: Sanitation problems in a (Steele and Van Derwerker). suburban area, Jackson County, Mo 1161 Stenburg, R. L.: See Part 2, Menograph No. 11. SMITH, MARY ALICE: Community program for STEPHENS, PORTER A.: See Wiley, John S. (and the prevention of rheumatic fever recurrence- 16 Stephens). Smith, Stephen (CR)- 198 Stevenson, AlbertH. (CR) -246

Volume 68, 1953 XXIII STEWART, WILLIAm H.: See Lindsay, Dale R. TERRILL, JAMES G. JR.: See Ingraham, Samuel (Stewart and Watt). C., II (Terrill and Moeller); Moeller, Dade W. Stocklen, Joseph B. (CR) -112 (Terrill and Ingraham). Stokes, Joseph, Jr. (CR) -106, 130 Tests: Stormont, R. T.: New and nonofficial remedies, Cancer diagnostic (MI) -880 drug therapy (B) -515 Complement fixation, for murine typhus on Streptobacillus moniliformis and ratbite fever- 947 small mammals - 28 Studies on dental care services for school chil- Membrane filter procedure in the field- 1118 dren. First and second treatment series: Soil percolation, method of simplifying 693 Richmond, Ind. [Waterman and Knutson]. 583 Treponema pallidum immobilization-747 Woonsocket, R. I. [Law, Johnson, and Knut- TETZLAFF, FRANK: See Bevis, Herbert A. (Tetz- son] -_ 1192 laff and Taylor). SULLIVAN, ANNA LOVE: Tennessee accident T'hree years' experience with curbstone consulta- fatalities, 1946-S50 -301 tion [Richardson] - 1217 Sullivan, Thelma D. (CR) -201 THURSTON, JOHN L.: The state of the Nation's Surgeon General's Conference: See Conference public health services. 2. Report on Federal- report: State and Territorial. State relations - 181 Survey of: TIBBITTS, HELEN G.: Distribution of hospital Consultant nurses in health agencies [Mc- nursing services -933 Iver] _------519 Tiber, Bertha, assigned to Tripoli (SR)-30 Schools of public health, 1950 -890 Tice, Linwood F.: Public responsibility in drug Surveys-Program yardsticks (CR)-254 therapy (B) -509 Sussman, Oscar: State problems in trichinosis Time between tuberculosis reporting and death control (B) - 420 [Mikol and Locke] - 554 Sutherland, Marjorie L. (CR) - 247 Time study of public health activities in Mis- Svore, Jerome H. (CR) - 233, 234 sissippi [Milne, Rice, Hozier, and Taranto]-- 378 Symposium: "Tower of Babel," danger of building [Bush] 149 Developing trends of sound drug therapy 509 Training courses and programs: Record and report systems in local health Diabetes control (SR) -433 departments- 1199 Environmental health (SR) -823 Venereal disease, announcement of 395 Epidemiology, for nurses (SR) -15 Syphilis: Health personnel, Servicio program-1243 Capillary tube technique for serologic Hospital administrators (SR) -931 screening of syphilis -341 Insect and rodent control (SR) -294 Cardiovascular, in a general medical clinic 405 Laboratory (SR) - 294 Followup experience in long-range study- 391 New'York State program -295 Reactivity of VDRL antigen suspensions Pediatricians and nurses (CR) -139 made at various temperatures-304 Prothrombin time determinations-1140 Records of veterans (SR) -562 Venereal disease control (SR) 755, 821 Selective case finding in control of-167 Treponema pallidum, agglutination, in syph- TRAs3O, VICTORIA M.: Occupational disease ilitic serums-747 reporting - __ 940 See also Venereal disease. Treatment of tuberculosis [Amberson]-928 Trend of multiple cases of poliomyelitis in house- hold units [Siegel and Greenberg]- 996 T Trend of science in Alaska [Lantis] (B)-528 Taback, Matthew (CR) -120,280 Trends in tuberculosis mortality in continental TABACK, MATTHEW (and Williams): Statistics in United States [Iskrant and Rogot]-911 a health department medical care plan-157 Trichinosis conference: See Conference report: TARANTO, GRACE B.: See Milne, J. A. (Rice, Trichinosis, Ist national. Hozier, and Taranto). Trichinosis control: Tarzwell, C. M.: See Part 2, Monograph No. 11. And vesicular exanthema [Haldeman, Steele, TAYLOR, FLOYD B.: See Bevis, Herbert A. and Van Derwerker] -_ 421 (Tetzlaff and Taylor). By disinfecting garbage in trucks- 1065 Teaching-learning situation [Allport]-875 Prevalence, transmission, prevention (CR)_ 417 Technical assistance for public health in the Tuberculin and histoplasmin sensitivity in Texas Republic of Indonesia [Jenney] -707 infants and children -_--____ _-_ 320 Technical publications: See Publications: Title of. Tuberculin sensitivity in Alaska [Weiss]-23 Television in health education -817 Tuberculosis: Tennessee accident fatalities, 1946-50 [Sullivan]- 301 Cases known to health departments [Ander- Tennessee Valley Authority, health conserva- son, Sauer, and Robertson] - 641 tion activities of -327 Chemotherapy, surgery, vaccination (CR) - 112

XXIV Public Health Reports Index Tuberculosis-Continued Venereal disease-Continued Fifty years of, study, treatment, prevention Preventive medicine screening program in [Editors] 922 a, clinic - 633 Morbidity, January-June 1952 _ 351 Training courses in control of (SR)- 755, 821 Morbidity and mortality, 1952 (SR) 557 Treponematosis; premarital blood test laws; Morbidity report, 1952, United States and laboratory evaluation (CR) - 136 Territories - --: 1116 See also Syphilis. Mortality by State, 1950 _ 628 Vera, Harriette D. (CR) -ll Mortality, provisional data for 1952- I1013 Village polyclinics in Middle Java [Ketterer]J--- 558 Positive approach to a nursing program for. 338 Virus, the cell, and the potentialities of influenza

Prevention _--__--_ --_ ---- 922 [Burnet] (E)- -__------_1145 Time between reporting of, and death 554 Virus: See also Coxsackie; Influenza; Poliomye- Time for decision [Parran] ---- 921 litis. Treatment -______----_--_ -_922, 928 Visiting scientist program in The National Insti- WHO, research office _- __ 678 tutes of Health (SR) -285 X-ray surveys, communitywide _- _ 546 Vital statistics: TVA: See Tennessee Valley Authority. Birth statistics in maternal and child health Twenty years of followup experience in a long- programs- - 71 range medical study [Rivers, Schuman, Simp- Births, United States, January-April 1953. 788 son, and OlanskyJ 391 Record system -793 Twenty-six years of cancer control in Massa- United States, 1951-52 -68 chusetts [Lombard] _-----____ 647 Voelker, M. Loyola (CR) -280 Two cooperative projects of WHO and UNICEF [Keeney]------_-___ 606 Two water systems in Northern Canada and W Alaska [Copp] (B) - _- ___ 538 Wadman, Ruth (CR) - 118 Typhus, murine, complement-fixation tests for - 28 Wadsworth, James J.: National Conference on World Health address (E) - 605 U Wagner, Bernard M. (CR) - 110 Walker, Herbert F. (CR) -208 Underwood, Felix J.: Medical education scholar- WALKER, PAUL E.: Mechanical air drying of ship loans in the Mississippi integrated health hands following preoperative scrubbing-_ 317 program _ _--__-_- __ 549 Wallace, Helen M. (CR) -107,122 Unfinished business and new forces in environ- WALTON, MARY (and Melnick): Coxsackie virus mental health orthodoxy [Wolmani___ 962 antibody and incidence of minor illness during UNICEF: See World Health and Organization the summer - 1167 UNICEF projects. See also Melnick, Joseph L. (Walton United Nations Day (SR)------14 .012 and Myers). United States Department of Agriculture pub- Warts, plantar, among school children- 985 lication: See Publications: Title of. Water and sewage (CR)- - _-_____ -_245 United States of Department Health, Education, Water conservation (CR) - _-______-_ 234 and Welfare created (SR) ______496 Water pollution: United States pharmacopeia [Miller] (B)-_ 510 Abatement of stream pollution caused by United States vital statistics, 1951-1952 _- _ industrial wastes -__-______43 109 Updyke, Elaine L. (CR)--_-___-_- 109 Membrane filter procedure in - 1118 Studies in Alaska [Alter and Porter] (B) --- 539 V Trends and studies in- - ___-_____-_ 1099 Vaccination certificates, international: Water, sewage, and industrial waste research Requires official stamp (SR) ______. 11 trends and needs [Wieters and Dworsky-_ o1099 Revised form of- - __---- ____- _- 932 Water systems in northern Canada and Alaska Value of good service statistics in a modern (B) --_------538 health deDartment [Flook] - EB11 Waterman, George E. (CR) - _-_- _- _ 248 VAN DERWERKER, RALPH J.: See Haldeman, WATERMAN, GEORGE E. (and Knutson): Studies Jack C. (Steele and Van Derwerker). on dental care services for school children, Vending stand program aids blind (SR)3 W67 Richmond, Ind- - _------__ 583 Venereal disease: Waterman, Theda L. (CR) - 228 Annual symposium (CR)- 3395 WATT, JAMES: See Lindsay, Dale R. (Stewart Contact investigation. A combined mili- and Watt). tary-civilian program [Fiumara, Segal, Waybur, Anne (CR) -_ 271 and Jolly]- 2189 We are in danger of building a Tower of Babel International control of- 7r79 [Bush] - 149

Volme 68, 1953 XXV WXEAVER, HARRY M1.: Progress in research on World Health, National Conference on: See polioniyelitis 669 Conference report: World Health, national. WXEBSTER, ROBERT G.: Public health operating World health achievements (SR) 438 statistics 467 World Health Day (SR) 357 Wegman, _Myron E. (CR) 122 World Health Organization: Wehrle, Paul F. (CR) 106 And UNICEF projects 606 Weight control (CR) 124 Director general appointed (SR) 634 Weinerman, E. Richard (CR) 270 Influenza study program in the United Weiser, H. H. (CR) 260 States ------1141 WEISS, EDWARDS.: Tuberculin sensitivity in Alaska. 23 Nature of 601 See also Scott, Edward M. (and Weiss). Tuberculosis research office [Yuan and - Wells, William Firth (CR) 240 Palmer] ------678 Wenimer, Herbert A. (CR) 263 Wright, Earl 0. (CR) 230 Westlund, Knut B. (CR) 84 WRIGHT, WILLARD H. (and Dobrovolny): Ex- Wetmore, Psyche W. (CR) 264 periments in the control of schistosomiasis in Whitehead, Floy Eugenia (CR) 248 Brazil 1156 WHO: See World Health Organization. WIETERS, ALFRED H. (and Dworsky): Water, sewage, and industrial waste research trends x and needs ------1099 Wilder, Russell M., first director of the National X-ray surveys: Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases, Communitywide --- 546 NIH, retires (SR) _ 728 Heart disease screening in 415 WILEY, JOHN S. (and Stephens): Insect and rodent control in epidemics and disasters _ 334 y WILHELM, GERTRUDE: See Grigg, Walter K. (and Wilhelm). Willard, William R. (CR) 227 Yager, Robert H. (CR) ----- 264 Willett, Joseph C. (CR) 264 YaDkauer, Alfred (CR) --- -- 218 Williams, Charles R. (CR) -- 241 Yarbrough, Mary E. (CR) -- - 111 Williams, Huntington (CR) 209 Yoder, Franklin D.: County health councils and WILLIAMS, HUNTINGTON: See also Taback, public health (B)- 489 Matthew (and Williams). Yoho, Robert O. (CR) ------233 Williams, Louis L., Jr., chief of the Division of Young, Martin D., awarded Rockefeller public International Health, retires (SR) 390 service award (SR) 553 WILLIAMS, RICHARD H.: Psychiatric rehabilita- Your family doctor in Baltimore: Health educa- tion in the community _ 1231 tion via television [Gordon] 816 - Psychiatric rehabilitation in the hospital 1043 Yuan, I-Chin (and Palmer): The WHO tuber- Wilson, Charles C. (CR) 209 culosis research office 678 Wilson, Charles S.: Mosquito control in Alaska (B) 536 Wilzbach, Carl A. (CR) 208 z Winslow, C.-E. A. (CR)- 202 Winslow lecture [Scheele] 1, 5 Zimmerman, Lorenz E. (CR) 99 Wishik, Samuel M. (CR) - 127 Zindell, Lilyan C. (CR) 486 Wolff, Arthur H. (CR) 206 Zindwer, Ren6e (CR) 250 WOLMAN, ABEL: Unfinished business and new Zopf, Louis C.: Comments on the symposium on forces in environmental health orthodoxy - - -- 962 sound drug therapy (B) _ 517 WOOLSEY, THEODORE D.: See Kaufman, Gene ZWICK, DANIEL I.: See Fox, Paul E. (and (and Woolsey). Zwick).

XXVI Public Health Reports Index Part 2

Public Health Monographs 1953 Titles-Numbers 8-17

No. 8 Pretesting and evaluating health education: Application of pretesting in health education. Andie L. Knutson. Pretesting a nutrition filmstrip. Benjamin Shimberg. Evaluating a nutrition education program. Benjamin Shimberg and Jane S. Harris. N-ote on exhibits as a health education medium. Mayhew Derryberry. Public Health Service Publication No. 212. Released in 1953. 26 pages. 20 ceints. No. 9 Survey of antimalarial agents. Chemotherapy of Plasnmodium gallinaceuwn infections; Toxicity; Correlation of structure and action. G. Robert Coatney, W. Clark Cooper, Nathan B. Eddy, and Joseph Greenberg. Public Health Service Publication No. 193. 323 pages. $1.25. No. 10 Excess deaths from influenza and pneumonia and from important chronic diseases during epidemic periods, 1918-51. Selwyn D. Collins and Josephine Lehmann. Public Health Service Publication No. 213. 22 pages. Illustrations. 20 ceints. No. 11 The resistance of construction materials to penetration by rats. C. MI. Tarzwell, R. L. Stenburg, H. P. Nicholson, and W. D. Lynn. Public Health Service Publication No. 277. 16 pages. Illustrations. 20 cents. No. 12 Evaluation of cancer diagnostic tests: The Black-Kleiner-Bolker blood test. Nils Eriksen, Lester D. Ellerbrook, and Stuart W. Lippincott. The Menk6s "pentolysis" reaction. Andrew C. Peacock. Effects of pH and bicarbonate content of serum in reducing methylene blue. Joseph K. Cline, Jane Howle, Jane Reid, and Leslie Johnson. The Bolen test as a diagnostic procedure for cancer. S. C. Kasdon and F. Homburger.

XXVII Volume 68, 1953 I Evaluation of cancer diagnostic tests-Continued No. 12 The alleged pentolytic property of blood. Jack H. Hill. Lactic acid foimation from ribose by washed erythrocytes in cancer. Jack H. Hill. Depression of the fluorescence of fluorescein solutions by plasma in cancer. Jack H. Hill. Evaluation of several cancer tests. J. Warren Kyle, Sara G. Richmond, and Douglas H. Sprunt. Flasminogen as a test for malignant neoplastic disease. Andrew C. Peacock and Stuart W. Lippincott. Significance of plasma glutamic acid levels in malignancy. A prelimi- nary evaluation. William H. Fishman, C. D. Bonner, and F. Homburger. Public Health Service Publication No. 275. 49 pages. Illustrations. 30 cents. No. 13 Staffig of State and local health departments, 1951. Jack C. Haldeman, Bess A. Cheney, and Evelyn FHook. Public Health Service Publication No. 279. 54 pages. Illustrations. 30 cents. No. 14 Accident frequency, place of occurrence, and relation to chronic disease. Sample of white families canvassed at monthly intervals, Eastern Health District of Baltimore, 1938-43: Part I. Accident frequency by specific cause and by nature and site of injury as recorded in a general morbidity survey. Selwyn D. Collins, F. Ruth Phillips, and Dorothy S. Oliver. Part II. Risk of accident at home, in public places, and at work. Selwyn D. Collins. Part III. Relation of chronic disease and socioeconomic status to acci- dent liability. Selwyn D. CoUins. Public Health Service Publication No. 249. 65 pages. Illustrations. 35 cents. No. 15 Records and reports of local health departments. Criteria and methods for organization, maintenance, and use. Olive G. Johnson. Public Health Service Publication No. 285. 89 pages. Illustrations. 45 cents. No. 16 Dental, eye, and personal preventive services received by an observed population. Sample of white families canvassed at monthly intervals, Eastern Health District of Baltimore, 1938-43. Seluzyn D. Collins and F. Ruth Phillips. Public Health Service Publication No. 290. 25 pages. Illustrations. 20 cents. No. 17 Rehabilitation of mental hospital patients. Review of the literature. Charlotte Green Schuartz. Public Health Service Publication No. 297. 70 pages. 45 cents.

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