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taici RTITUTF, iIAaCc.., D.21J V tT .., j. 07:52 : of aa.iual meeting of t::3 FDICTITH IDVTERIALS STAMDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. Wednesday and Thursday, June 26, and 27, 1974, 8:30 A. M. at Hilton Head Inn, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina ':*.'p7,r>c Trv-o'7vpr -A_iL i. i...- LJ i-il1. J. REPRES EHTATIVE S Abex Corporation Auto Friction Corporation Bendix Corporation Friction Materials Division Brassbestos Manufacturing Corp. Carlisle Corporation Molded Materials Division Gatke Corporation General Motors Corporation Delco-iioraine Division Maremont Corporation J-jT izzly Brake Division K. H. Porter Co. Thermoid Division laybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Royal Industries Brake Products S. K. Wellman Corn. Wheeling Drake Block Hfg. Co. World Bestos Company, Division of Firestone Tire & Rubber Company R. Cutler Stuart Comins F. E. Messier U. Simon E. H. Eacharias F. T. Gatke R. E. Kettering (Proxy for M: . Kick) J. W. Greenen E. L. Werner D. E. Gow D. Ogilvie J. E. Clegg L. Burgess L. E. May DTHERS ?RESEAT Bendix Corporation Automotive Afternarket Operations J. H. Kelly W. J. Cooney Heavy Vehicle Systems Group Pv. Elliott Kaiser Gatke Corporation H. Boyle General Motors Corporation Delco-Moraine Division J. Kovorka Harer.ont Corporation Grizzly Brake Division 0* Carlson W. Knight Laus H. K. Porter Co. Thermoid Division J. C. Black Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. R. R. Moalli Royal Industries Brake Products W. M. Sleeth C. Jewell 3. H. Wellman Corporation G. A. Carrigan Wheeling Brake Block Mfg. Co. G. Stratton World 3estos Company, Division of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company R. J. Alletnan Friction Materials Standards Inst. E. W. Drislane Stickles, Kennedy 4 Van Steenburgh E. K. Kennedy FMSI 02227 'ir.utes of t i. 7:7. 1774 HOT ,1U Chrysler Corporation - Chemical Division Eorcee ilanufacturing Corporation Lasco Brake Froducts Corp.> Ltd. Reddaway Ilanufacturing Co. , Inc. Thiokol Chemical Corporation Mr. Gatke, President, called the Meeting to order at 8:30 A.M. MIMUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETIHG The Minutes of the Meeting held June 27 and 28, 1973 had been distributed. Ho reading was requested nor were any corrections made thereto. Upon motion duly made; seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED: That the minutes of the Meeting held June 27 and ' 2S; 1973 be accepted as distributed. PRESID EUT'S REPORT Mr. F. T. Gatke, President, opened the meeting with a report on the Institute's progress during the past fiscal year. See EXHIBIT 1. Mr. Gatke reviewed the activities of the Institute during the past year including such items as the honoring of A1 Daly, membership changes, committee activity, the timeliness of the Technical Catalogs, publication of the Clutch Facings Catalog and the booklet concerning the Institute, and start-up of the Institute Pension Plan. Upon completion of the President's report, upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was P.ES0LVED: That the President's Report be accepted as read. TREASURER'S REPORT Mr. A. A. Laus, Treasurer, read the Treasurer's Report which included the following Exhibits: EXHIBIT 3.1 - Balance Sheet projected to June 30, 1974. EXHIBIT 3.2 - Income Statement for the 1973-74 fiscal year. EXLIBIT 3.3 - Retirement Fund - H. G. Duschek. EXHIBIT 3.4 - Twelve Year Financial Highlights. Mr. Laus nointed out that the Treasurer's Renort was made up during the first week of June 1774 and that final June 30, 1874 figures had to be estimated based on the anticipated June expenses and year-end accruals. Among the highlights, Mr. Laus pointed out that an excess of income over expenses of about $10,009 was projected for 1973-74, with over $8,000 of this due to the Interest Income which is not used in developing the budget. Over FMSI 02228 nutes of Ct $110,COO was now invested in Savings Tanks and Tine Deposits. The Treasurer emphasised the conservative inventory valuation of $1 and the fact that the Institute had reserved $1,000 against Fees Receivable of $2,175 projected at June 30, If74. It was concluded that the Institute is in healthy financial condition. Upon notion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was SOLVED; That the Treasurer's Report be accepted as read. BRAKE PERFCulIAUCE STUDY COMMITTEE REPORT Mr. 1. E. Nelson, Chairman of this Committee prepared and delivered his report at the Director's Meeting. However, he had to leave on June 25, 1974. In his place, Mr. Jrislane read Hr. Nelson's report. See EXHIBIT 7, Among the items covered in Ur. Nelson's report were the Duality Control Sub-Committee, a tour of brake lining facilities by ITETSA personnel, the Committee meetings during the year, a meeting in Washington with NHTSA personnel, and by the Chairman for a Truck Safety Equipment Institute meeting with AAMVA. Covered at the Committee meetings were items such as Docket 1-4, the Replacement Brake Lining Standard, a possible quality control test for FUVSS 121 materials, a VESC proposed regulation on Wear Warning Devices, and the status of both F1IVSS 105a and FHVSS 121. During Mr. Nelson's report he referred to a work sheet describing changes to FMVSS 121. This had been distributed to the Committee. It was recommended at the Board Meeting that this work sheet be distributed to all Members. It was suggested further that a similar work sheet for FMVSS 105a be distributed to the Members. The Secretary was directed to make this distribution. Ur, Nelson's report mentioned the problems with a proposed regulation from Minnesota. This had been reviexved by the Committee who felt the proposal was rather far out. Ur. Nelson intends follow-up on these proposed regulations. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed it was RESOLVED: To accept the Report of the Brake Performance Study Committee as read. THE I'DIIEERSHIF COMMITTEE REPORT Ur. R. L. Cutler reported on the activities of the Membership Committee during the 1973-74 fiscal year. Fee EXHIBIT 2. In summary, this report showed the following changes in membership: July 1, 1973 June 30, 1974 Change Active Members Regional Licensees 22 20 11 12 +1 87 FMSI 02229 Minutes of Annual "asting -4- J u:ie 2 27, 17 74 Mr. Cutler oointed out that Auto Specialties resigned in late June 17 73. Me then lost Scandura and "t.iucco. Chrysler Corporation has resigned as of June 30, 1274, sc the Active Members will number 19 as of July 1, 1974. Regional Member and Licensee changes were also discussed in the Chairman's report. A question came up at the Board Meeting concerning DU Blocks (Manufactured by Small larks of Great Britain). It was stated that DON Blocks were being marketed in the United States using the copyrighted FMSI Numbers. There was no additional information on this usage. Additional information, and in particular, examples of Small 0 Parks use of the copyrighted FMSI Numbers for marketing in the United States will be sought. It was pointed out that If Members see Non-members using the copyrighted FMSI Numbers in the field (price lists, catalogs, cartons, etc.) that they should notify the Institute Office. There have been several occasions over the past few years--particularly with foreign manufacturers--that such information has resulted in additional Institute Membership, with the copyright user then sharing in the costs of operation of the Institute. The Secretary advised that an apnlication for Regional Membership had been received along with a check for the annual fee from Industrias Tecnicas Autonotrices de Puebla, 3.A. (of Mexico). This application had been received shortly before this June Meeting. Industrias Tecnicas is a manufacturer of brake linings in connercial quantities. The application had been reviewed by the Membership Committee which recommended its acceptance. The Board of Directors voted to accept this application at its Meeting on June 25, 1974. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED: That the application for ?,egional Membership filed by Industrias Tecnicas Automotrices de Puebla, S.A. (Mexico) be accepted. Upon count of Delegates (or Alternates) and Proxies, it was found that 14 Members had voted for acceptance of this application. Our Constitution required 15 (75% of 20 Members) affirmative for acceptance. Upon advice of Legal Counsel, additional votes of those Abesent Members would be solicited by mail. (NOTE: In early July 1974, additional affirmative mail ballots had been received to admit Industrias Tecnicas into Regional Member ship) . There were no other items concerning Membership brought to the attention of the Meeting. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED: That the Report of the Membership Committee be accepted as read. INVESTMENT ADVISORY COHIITTES Mr. M. Simon, Chairman of the Investment Advisory Committee, submitted his Report. See EMMIBIT 4. In summary the Institute had approximately $10,000 in savings accounts and $100,000 in Time Deposits ranging in interest from 67^ to 7-1/2%. The most FMSI 02230 Minutes of Annual Meeting j 7, i;74 recently purchased Tine Deg-mito were at the 7--1/2% rate, Maturities are set so that one may be rach.'.1 :.out every 5 or 12 months. At their Meeting on June 25, 1274, the hoard of Directors recommended that higher yielding Treasury bills and notes be considered ''hen the next Tiir.eDeposit matures in November 1174. Upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously passed, it was 'UGDLVED: That the Deport of the Investment Advisory Gommitee be accepted as read. BUDGET COMMITTEE DEPORT hr. Dave Gow, Chairman of the Budget Commitee, presented the Proposed Budget for 1574-75. See EXHIBIT 5. The 1574-75 expense budget recommendation amounts to $74,050, as compared to $74,130 for fiscal 1973-74. However, as actual expenditures are running about $3,800 under the 1973-74 budget, the proposed budget is almost $4,000 over projected expenses for 1973-74. The main budget item is Salaries at $38,000 for 1974-75. There are no items in the budget which are significantly different from that in the prior year's budget. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED: To accept the Budget Committee P.eport as read. THE FEE FORMULA COiE'ITTEE REPORT hr. A_. A. Laus, Chairman, read this P.eport. See EXHIBIT 6. Essentially, the Fee Formula Committee is recommending that the formula for the 1974-75 fiscal year be the same as that used for the 1973-74 fiscal year. This fee formula gives the followings Active Members - Basic Fee - Category Fee $1,050 550 Regional Members - Associations - Individual Firms 2,200 1,300 Regional Members (U.3. Copyright) - Same as Active Member. Categories determined as categories exported to U.S. using FI LSI copyright. Licensees - 500 Mr. Laus mentioned that this fee formula would be the same for 1974-75 as it had been in the past three years for Active Members and as it has bean in the past four years for Regional Members and Licensees. In addition, it was stated that this Fee Formula had been held constant while services had been increased (the BRAKE BLOCK CATALOG, the CLUTCH FACINGS listing, naw Committee activites, etc.) Upon notion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed it was FMSI 02231 'ir.utes of .-innual ! set une 1?74 RESOLVED That tbs Pea Formula as recornr.er.df2d My the Tee Tornula Cortn.ittee be accepted for the If74-75 Fiscal Year. Upon notion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED: That the report of the Fee Formula Committee be accepted as read. LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY COIRIITTEE REPORT Mo report x-/as rendered by the Legislative Activity Committee. It x-/as pointed cut that this Connittee's work was quite important in the 1960 !s xHien the various States xjere working on legislation--Massachusetts, hew York, Pennsylvania, etc. dor'/ever , follow-up work in this area has moved to the Brake Performance Study Committee. A motion was made to discontinue the activities of this committee. A point of order x/as raised that this x;as not necessary, as the President has the right to establish or disband committees. The President indicated that the. Legislative Activity Coxxxxittee xxould be discontinued. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT Hr. Uilliam Simon, Chairman of the Public Relations Committee, reported on the Committee's activities for the 1973-74 fiscal year. Among items released to the press x/ere announcements on last year's Annual Meeting and the Election of Officers, and ax/ards to Messrs. Moalli,'TJelson and Greenen. At the Directors Meeting it x/as suggested that the Committee assemble copies of press releases and photographs in album form to shoX'/ at the Annual Meetings. The Committee Chairman indicated that this x/ould be done. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED; To accept the P.eport of the Public Relations Committee as read. Ii-TSTITUTE DEVELOPMENT COlEiITTEE Mo report xjas received from the Chairman of this Committee. The Committee had received no assignments during 1973-74. At the Board Meeting on June 25, 1974, the Institute Development Committee was assigned work to look over the overall organization of the Institute and to make recommendations to the Board of Directors concerning the size, responsibility and scope of the Institute. FMSI 02232 'inutas of . n.v_al Meeting - /- 27. 1 7- OUALJ.r'' ..Tb~L 3:." -COl 7. TTT"~ The Secretary read the renort of the 'uality Control CuL-JormAttee Chairman, John Easton. defer to LMMIII- 7,1. The Committee had several changes during the year ar.d held two meetings. appears that the Committee make-up is stabilized. fix areas have '-een singled out for emphasis besting. Bonding, Identification, Test Limits, Verification of Design Level and deporting of Field Problems. It At the directors meeting a comment was made that riveted attachment should he included as well as bonded. The Secretary indicated that this would be relayed to the Committee Chairman, but that he believed the Chairman's intention was to include riveted as well as bonded. Upon notion duly made, seconded and unanimousIv passed, it was VLGCL7LD" That the report of the Quality Control Cub-Committea be accented as read. LFJAL MHETITG C0:11ITTET LLP hr. F. 17. Barton, Chairman of this Committee, could not be present as he had recently been called to Jury Service, hr. Burgess read the Chairman's Leport. See EXHIBIT 13. This report pointed out the difficulties in obtaining space at Hilton Head, and advocated selection of sites which Lad been contacted in advance. T,7ith this as background, the Committee recommended five sites in Florida, all of which had space blocked for the June 1775 heating. After reviewing this renort and literature from, the Florida locations, the -oard of directors had recommended the Innisbrooh Golf and Country Club. before site selection, one member wished to consider changing the date of the Meeting. It was stated that our meeting cannot conflict with Fleet '.leek, as many members who participate in Institute affairs must attend Fleet !Taek. ''ambers were not certain as to which week in 1975 was Fleet TTeek. 7. suggestion was made to have it before Fleet TTeek--in the 1st or 2nd week, of June. Comments indicated that this was not popular based on family graduations that normally are in early June. b suggestion for early hay did not receive support. Generally, the last week in June appeared to again present the least conflict. The Members reviewed literature and engaged in discussion relative to site selection, bne henber indicated we should have ready access to a major airport. Tie chair stated that it would entertain a motion on selection of the site and date for the June 1" 75 . meeting. hr motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was REJVLVH7' That the next Annual .Membership Meeting be held at the Innisbrooh Golf and Country Club Tarpon Springs, Florida on June 23-26, 1275. FMSI 02233 1 '.invites of Annual "eetir.g -8- n c 74 Upon notion dulv r.ada, seconded and unanimously passed., it *.? h.DSCLVZb: That the report of the .Annual ' :eetin~ Committee be accented an rend. -IS.URICAL DALES PRUGuAlI The Secretary reported on the status of the Illstorial dales Jro^ran and participation by the .embers. In summary 15 of the 20 "embers participated in 1073-74. dee Ixhibit i'n 'rith Chrysler's resignation as of June 30, 1574 participation -'ill be 15 of 15. Two of those not reporting are primarily involved "ith industrial applications. 'the board of directors had resolved at their keeting to continue the historical sales program for the 1074-75 year without change. PAPA f- TECHNICAL COlh'ITTEr. _ir. -on ' oalli, Chairman of the Jata hook 1 Technical Committee reported or. his Committee's activities durian the past year. See EXHIBIT 3. .iron? items covered in the report ware the Institute s publishing the ; 'aster list of CLUTCH RACIHGC, '7ork on the Industrial 17,000 Series, the ''etric dystem, Printing Contracts for Catalogs, Assignments of Shoe and Lining -umbers, 'foreign Car brake Shoes, Disc Drake Shoe Prilling Variations and the Drum Drake Lining Consolidation Program. Comments were made relative to having helm, Inc., or another nailer, take shipments of the Catalogs from the printer and then mail, as directed, by the Hembers. This might be advantageous to the "embers, bookkeeping problems :tight arise if handled directly, such as Company A purchasing 1,0 30 copies, and ordering out specific shipments of 1,230. It would be necessarv, if handled by FT I, to control the shipments out of helm. Shipment from the printer to a mailer may not be the solution to the "problem . Printers do not like the Institute's Catalogs being ordered by 20-30 different accounts with the collection problems inherent with these different accounts. It is not the shipping problem, host printers accent the idea of shipments to several points. If the service to Hein were to be put in, it was suggested that the Henbers handle it directly. The Institute will gather more data on this from Hein and from printers. . iicrofiche systems were discussed. It was stated that our Catalogs could be sinnly nut on microfiche from the present hard copy. There was been no demand for this yet. However, putting the Catalog on microfiche can ue done if required. It was stated that microfiche use will be increasing as readers are installed. However, Catalogs in book form, will be around for a long time. There "ere 45,5C conies of the 3RAAE 3L0CK IDEHTIFICATIOH CATAL3G printed after this Catalog was first published in 172. There are no more copies on hand. : he Committee has recommended publishing a new brake block catalog in 15 75 to bring in the many blocks released since 1572. FMSI 02234 'inutes of -nnual '.eatin" 27, 1774 Relative to that section o' the -reoort on disc brake shea number assign ments, the Chairman advls.r.u t :at the hoard of directors had returned the problem of disc brake shoe drilling pattern identification to the Committee. Tha Committee had recommended use of the linino-shoe assembly number (for example 770-13-35, or 777.' -2-35) to indicate drilling patterns for the shoe. The Directors felt there should be some suffix or number identifica tion to indicate the disc brahe shoe drilling (possibly D-36, D-36A, etc.). The Committee mill re-study this problem. However, where the shoe drilling variation is strictly by the replacement narnet--not for O.E. purposes--such changes will not be considered for number or suffix assignment. A question tnat arose at the Director's Meeting concerned heavy duty shoes. It had been indicated that block numbers (such as 4515) were being used to identify heavy air brake shoes. It was suggested that Aimco be invited to send someone to the next meeting of the Tata Book and Technical Committee for their imput on both heavy shoes and on disc brake shoe numbering. hr. Moalli pointed out the stability of Catalog prices over these past years as evidenced by a review of the twelve year financial summary EXHIBIT 3.4. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED t 'That the report of the Data Book and Technical Committee be accepted as read. ASBESTOS STUDY CO'SIITTEE REPORT A timely report was not received for the Asbestos Study Committee. (In early July a report was received which is shown as EXHIBIT 14.) The Secretary discussed several items with the Committee Chairman prior to the meeting and it was recommended that these items be brought to the attention of the Board. The EPA recently published a report on waste water effluents as conducted by Sverdrup and Parcel, host of the Members and Eon-members in the friction materials business were included in this report. The Secretary had requested copies from EPA and intends to distribute copies to the Membership after receipt from the EPA. As regards the SPA Emissions Standard, the EPA is considering a change from its work practices oriented 'no visible emissions : standard towards numerical standards. This is currently difficult with the lack of reliable equipment for measuring airborne asbestos concentrations. The Secretary pointed out that in any USHA revisions of the standard for asbestos in the work-place, the pressure is towards stricter standards. Dr. Selikoff, for example, has stated that the only safe concentration is zero fiber per cc. The present 5 fibers per cc and the future 2 fibers per cc are realistic for friction material manufacturers and the industry should plan on these limits being no less strict in the future. Still further, in any re-writing of the standards there is apparently a movement towards work practices and possibly away from the numerical standards. FMSI 02235 .Minutes of .-.nnual Seatin'- - n- .2 7, ] ? 74 Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, It was RESOLVED: That the Secretary's comments be accepted as the Asbestos Study Committee report in lieu of a formal report. HEAP. A UTT. MOTIVE ASSOCIATIONS At the Board of Directors Meeting on June 25, 1974, the Institute's relationships with various other automotive organizations were discussed, resolutions were passed by the Board which specifically rejected proposed relationships with these organizations. The Motor 3 Equipment Manufacturers Association (MM2MA) had suggested that economies of operation might exist if the FI ISI came under their umbrella and administered their Drake Parts ^Manufacturers Council, The Ignition Manufacturers Institute had made preliminary inquiries as to whether hr. Drislar.e might administer their Insitute. The Asbestos Information Association, IT/A had requested that the FASI be considered an "affiliated association'. Hiile the Directors indicated a high regard for all these associations, formal association was turned down. BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT At the Board of Directos Heating on June 27, 1973, the following resolutions were passed; 1. That the budget of $74,230 for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1373 be accepted. 2. To accept the recommendation of the outgoing Board that the annual rate for the Active ''embers for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1973 be a basic rate of $1,050 and $650 for each category in which engaged; for the individual Regional 'Member $1,300; for trade groups holding Regional 'Membership $2,200 and Licensees $500. 3. That the necessary committee be authorized to review the Constitution and By-Laws as regards the rights of the different membership classes, the fee structure, copyright authorization, and similar problems. 4. That Mr. Allan 2. Daly be honored for his contributions to the Institute by the award of an appropriate plaque. 5. To approve all actions of the Committees, of the Staff and of the Officers for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1373. During the year, the Board of Directors accepted the resignation of Standee as an Active Member. The Directors terminated the Membership of Calfer African Co. (Regional ilember), Cadillac Steel Products Co. and Grinnell 3tamping Co. (Licensees). pMSI 02236 Minutes of Annual Meetine -11- JUH2 0 ^ 2 7 , 1174 The Board of Directors recommend `d for Regional ?femfcership, "rnncisco Stedile, 5.A. . and Jurid Merke, Givoli. Ttisy voted Wisconsin Gasket into Licensee Membership. At the Board 1'eeting on June 25, 1774, The Board aoproved the reports of the Officers and Committee Chairman--the same reports read to the Annual ''embership Committee. In addition they recommended that Industrias Tecnicas Automotrices de Puebla, S.A. be admitted to P.egional Membership. The Board voted to continue the historical sales program for 1374-75. There were no capital expenditures approved for 1974-75. A contribution of $2,400 was voted to be transferred to the savings account for hiss Duschek's retirement fund. hr. Brisbane's salary was increased. The Board took no action as regards affiliation or association with other automotive trade associations. The minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings are available to the Delegates and Alternates on request. At the conclusions of this report. A suggestion was made that the report on the Board of Directors activities be made prior to the Committee Deports to the Members. In some cases Committee Deports had been delivered on which suggestions, changes or other action had been taken by the Board. These actions were not known until after the formal presentation of the individual committee report. This suggestion was considered constructive, and in future years it will be planned to make a report on the Board of Directors activities to the Membership prior to the Committee Deports. THE millNATING COMMITTEE DEPORT Ijr. Simon, Chairman, reported that there were four 3oard of Directors terms which were expiring this year: J. H. Greenen, Maremont Corporation F. T. Gatke, Gatke Corporation F. E. Messier, Bendix Corporation E. D. Zacharias, Carlisle Corporation After due consideration and in accordance with the requirements of the Institute's Constitution, the Chairman presented the following candidates for election to the 3oard of Directors. J. U. Greenen, haremont Corporation F. E. Messier, Bendix Corporation E. E. Zacharias, Carlisle Corporation J. E. Clegg, S. D. Heilman Corporation Other nominations were called for but none were made. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was DESCLVZD: That nominations be closed. The Secretary was directed to cast one vote for the election of the four nominees to the Board of Directors. The Secretary advised that the ballots FMSI 02237 Minutes of Annual Meeting june had been cast. hr. Siiaor. c e-1 that ''ith the election of these candidates, and the three L-irac'.nrs whose terms have not expired, the Board novr consists of the required seven . embers. In a response to a question, the Chairman indicated that the Board novr consisted of these four directors, plus the following three whose terms are due to expire on June 30, 1975: D. 2. Gow, haybestos-Manhattan, Inc. LM L. Cutler, Ahex Corporation "h Simon, Brassbestos Manufacturing Corporation * A * is * There being no other business brought to the attention of the Membership, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RSSjLVhD; To adjourn. The Meeting was adjourned at li;00 A.11. E. W. Orislane Secretary FMSI 02238