ARMSTRONG, DONALD BUDD

(1886), an American hygienist, 6. Bangor, Pa. Graduating from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, of Columbia University, in 1912, he became superintendent of the Bureau of Public. Health and Hygiene, of New York City}. then, two years later, executive official of the Framing ham, Ma . Community Health and Tuberculosis Demonstration, conducted under the auspices of the National Tuberculosis A ociation, and financed by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. to the extent of $100,000, Among his works are Flies and Diarrheal Diseases (1914); Public Health in Eur one an Cities, (1915), and a number of important monographs on the results of the Framing ham experiment.