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AMERICA, INC. Pittsburgh, Pa. January 21, 1944. Mr. S. Simpson, President, R&ybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Bostwick end Railroad Ayes., Bridgeport, Conn. Dear Mr, Simpson: lour check for $200 has been received covering RaybestosMenhattan Company's membership dues in Industrial Hygiene Foundation for 1944. The Foundation is indeed glad to have the participation of your company in this non-profit, cooperative association of private industries for the maintenance of healthful working conditions. Thirty-two more companies joined the Foundation last year, bringing the total membership to 255; meanwhile, some 60 governmental agencies subscribed to the publications. The year saw industrial hygiene become an increasingly important force in maintaining good labor relations. We urge you to make the fullest possible use of the Foundation's facilities in the year ahead. Help us to help you maintain manpower. Very truly yours. JFM:D P.S. John F. McMahon Managing Director Your company*s 1944 membership certificate is being sent separately. The Foundation will issue as many additional certificates as you desire. FOR THE CONSERVATION OF EMPLOYEE HEALTH IN INDUSTRY OC209 R m n^'f^