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centage. . ? ■ ■ Dr. Eugene van der Smissen, Badiologist of the U, S. Depart-v ment of Health, Education and Welfare, explained that properly operated and controlled x-ray machines jdo not create a genetic hazard. ’C; ■ , Director of the Tuberculosis Control Division of the Virginia Department of Heath, Dr. William F. Wagner, advised that the mobile x-ray units of Virginia are carefully* checked/ and that the technicians operating them are well-trained. The units will be "■ available to communities this year. Special consideration will be given to those who are over forty, have ' never had a chest x-ray, or who should be x-raytd because of their ^occupation. However, any one •wishing k free xVray over 18 years old may receive it.
Dr. E. L. Kendig, Jr., Director of the Chest Clinic at the Medical College of Virginia stressed the need for using tuberculin testing among school children with an xray annually of those who show a, ; positive reaction.
Concurrently with the Virginia TB meeting the Virginia Trudeau Societv, the Virginia Conference of Tuberculosis Workers and tbf College Health Conference held their annual meetings. ? Attending from here were Mrs. W. E, Sealock. Jr,', and Mrs; Gladys, H. Lewis of Front Jloval • and Mrs. M. T. Eastham of Luray. >' ' *.
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