Contributions of Veterinary Medicine to Medical Sciences

The renewed emphasis on this problem during the war makes it deairable to reemphasize to administrators and general practitioners in the field of water supply control that these potential hazards are not likely to disappear of their own accord. It is essential, therefore, that their importance should be recognized and the proper administrative and legal procedures be established fo avoid accident and resultant infections. The reader is therefore referred to the report of the Committee listed on the preceding page for complete review of the easential features of the hazards and of the progresa made in correction.