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i PRELIMINARY PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 9:30 A. M. The Foundation Reports to Its Members ANDREW FLETCHER, Vice President, St. Joseph Lead Company; Chairman. Foundation's Board of Trustees JOHN F. McMAHON, Managing Director Keynote Address CHARLES F. KETTERING, Vice President, General Motors Corporation Putting the Disabled Veteran Back to Work (Panel Discussion) Presiding -- C. D. SELBY, M. D., Medical Consultant, General Motors Corporation; Member of the Foundation's Board of Trustees and Medical Committee HARLEY L* KRiEGER, M. D., Medical Director, Ford Motor Company A. A. HENDRIX, Personnel Director, Eastern Aircraft Division, General Motors Corporation COL. JOHN N. ANOREWS, Executive Officer, Re-employtnent Division, National Selective Service System WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MEDICAL SECTION Presiding -- LT.-COL. A. J. LANZA, M. C,, Chief, Occupational Hygiene Branch, TJ. S. Army; Chairman, Foundation's Medical Committee How the Inhalation of Some Chemicals Affects the Eye CHARLES F. KUTSCHER, M. D., Medical Adviser, Industrial Hygiene Foundation Recent Data on Health Hazards in War Industries LT..COL. W. J. MeCONNELL, M. C., Safety and Security Branch, U. S. Army, and SURGEON R. H. FL1NN, M. D,, U. S. Public Health Service; Safety and Security Branch, U. S. Army LT.-COL. RAYMOND HUSSEY, M. Cm Director, TJ. S. Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory Fluorides as an Industrial Health Problem ROBERT A. KEHOE, M. D,, Director, and EDWARD J. LARQENT, Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati Further Observations on Lung Changes in Electric Arc Welders O. A. SANOER, M. D,, Medical Committee, Industrial Hygiene Foundation Progress Report on a Study of Disability in Silicotics (a FoundationSupported Study) L. U. GARDNER, M. O., Director, and GEORGE WRIGHT, M. D,, The Saranac Laboratory Discussion . . . Social ^Haur . . . 005229 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 9:30 A.M. MAINTENANCE OF WOMAN- AND MAN-POWER IN INDUSTRY Health Problems of Women in Industry (Findings from a FoundationSupported Plant-to-Plant Study) C. 0. SAPPINOTON, M. O., Or. P. H.. Industrial Health Consultant, Chicago, III. Discussion -- MRS. WARWICK B. HOBART. Adviser on Employment of Women. Office of Secretary of War Health Problems of the Older Employee and Employer COWARD J. STEtOLITZ, M. 0,, Washington. D. a Reducing Man-Power Losses (including Results of Foundation - U. S. Public Health Service Study) W. M. QAPAPER, D. Sc.. Principal Statistician, U. S. Public Health Service ENGINEERING SECTION Presiding -- PHILIP DRINKER. Harvard School of Public Health; Chairman. Foundation's Engineering Committee Control of Health Hazards in Shipbuilding, including Welding PHILIP DRINKER. Chief Health Consultant. U. S. Marltime Commission Report on Highpoints of Foundation Plant Surveys FRANCIS R. HOLDEN. Ph. D., and W. C. L. HEM EON. M. S.. Industrial Hygiene Foundation THURSDAY AFTERNOON ENGINEERING SECTION (Continued) Physiological Effects of Heat LT.-COL. T. P. HATCH, S. C* Armored Medical Research Laboratory, Fort Knox, Ky. Application of Engineering Control Measures in Munitions Plants ALLEN D. BRANDT, O. Sc.. Sanitary Engineer, V. S. Public Health Service; Safety and Security Branch, V. S. Army - LEGAL SECTION Presiding -- T. C. WATERS, Mullikin, Stockbrtdge A Waters, Baltimore, Md.; Chairman, Foundation's Legal Committee Legal Developments in 1943 Respecting Industrial Health T. C. WATERS Healthful Working Conditions Improve Labor Relations ALMON E. ROTH. Member, National War Labor Board BUSINESS MEETING OF MEMBERS 005230 h 'rtf 005231