V.A.D., Lady Ampthill, Devonshire House, W. 1.

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MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS

PUBLICATIONS OF HEALTH OF MUNITION WORKERS’ COMMITTEE

The following Memoranda have been prepared by the Committee and issued: 

No. 1—­Sunday Labour.

No. 2—­Welfare Supervision.

No. 3—­Industrial Canteens.

No. 4—­Employment of Women.

No. 5—­Hours of Work.

No. 6—­Canteen Construction and Equipment (Appendix to No. 3).

No. 7—­Industrial Fatigue and Its Causes.  No. 8—­Special Industrial
Diseases.

No. 9—­Ventilation and Lighting of Munition Factories and Workshops.

No. 10—­Sickness and Injury.

No. 11—­Investigation of Workers’ Food and Suggestions as to Dietary. 
(Report by Leonard E. Hill, F.R.S.)

No. 12—­Statistical Information Concerning Output in Relation to Hours of Work. (Report by H.M.  Vernon, M.D.)

No. 13—­Juvenile Employment.

No. 14—­Washing Facilities and Baths.

No. 15—­The Effect of Industrial Conditions Upon Eyesight.

No. 16—­Medical Certificates for Munition Workers.

also, Feeding the Munition Worker.

Published by H.M.  STATIONERY OFFICE,

London, W.C.

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BOOKS BY MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY LECTURERS

A significant proof of the growth of the Association’s influence in recent years is afforded by the fact that our Secretary, Mr. G. Arnold Shaw, has been enabled to enter the publishing field successfully.  We reverse thus the plan of campaign of the ordinary lecture bureau which is usually impressed with the possibilities of a man who has won fame as an author rather than as a lecturer; we discover that a man is a first rate lecturer and then we proceed to make him an author—­also of the front rank as the reviews quoted below show.