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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC. -4400 Fifth Avenue i't- - >. - . ' w Mr. S. Simpson, President v Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Bridgeport, Conn. Pittsburgh 13, Pa. December 2, 1946 Bear Mr. Simpson: At the annual meeting of Members of-Industrial Hygiene Foundation, held here at Mellon Institute, on November 7, the question was raised, "Who is going to take the leadership in advancing occupational health -- the unions, government, or industry?" (Please see Annual Meeting Digest now being mailed separately.) We bring this question to your attention in submitting the statement covering your company's membership for 1947 in Industrial Hygiene Foundation--the only national association of private industries for the advancement of employee health. This Foundation is not a commercial service with something to sell; rather, it is your company and 300 other firms joined together for research, and the application of that research, for the well-being of people at work. This year the Foundation's staff has been strengthened with the appointment of another engineer end a full-time medical director. A new committee was created on Chemistry and Toxicology to serve Members. Two physicians were added to the Medical Committee, one as a consultant to the Foundation's staff. Round-table conferences were introduced at this year's meeting for physicians -- for physicians, attorneys, end-compensation men -- for engineers -- and for chemists from Member companies to enable these specialists to exchange pertinent, unpublished data and experiences. Announcement is made here of the election of the following new trustees: F.F. Colcord, Vice President Tf.B. Given, Jr., President B.E. Kuechie, Vice President U.S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Co. American Brake Shoe Company Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Other trustees, members, activities, etc., are given in the enclosed circular which has just been issued. The above is an incomplete outline of some Foundation accom plishments in 1946. Through this cooperative undertaking, companies profit individ ually and industry profits collectively from the advancement of occupational health. For this reason we look forward to your continued participation and to enlarged op portunities for serving your organization in the year ahead. Very truly yours JFM:d ends i -_________________ -John F. McMahon Managing Director P.S. Foundation activity is limited only by the number of members INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC. -4400 Fifth Avenue '* " v. t' ' V $ ;;:-l/. ^3 * 'I'.}' M 'w Mr. S. Simpson, President v Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. V; Bridgeport, Conn. >^ ~ Pittsburgh I3,Pa. December 2, 1946 Dear Mr. Simpsons At the annual meeting of Members of .Industrial Hygiene Foundation, held here at Mellon Institute, on November 7, the question was raised, "Who is going to take the leadership in advancing occupational health -- the unions, government, or industry?*1 (Please see Annual Meeting Digest now being mailed separately.) TTe bring this question to your attention in submitting the statement covering your company's membership for 1947 in Industrial Hygiene Foundation--the only national association of private industries for the advancement of employee health. This Foundation is not a commercial service with something to sell; rather, it is vour company and 300 other firms joined together for research, and the application of that research, for the well-being of people at work. This year the Foundation* s staff has been strengthened with the appointment of another engineer ana a full-time medical director. A new committee was created on Chemistry and Toxicology to serve Members. Two physicians were added to the Medical Committee, one as a consultant to the Foundation* s staff. Round-table conferences were introduced at this year*s meeting for physicians -- for physicians, attorneys, and compensation men -- for engineers -- and for chemists from Member companies to enable these specialists to exchange pertinent, unpublished data and experiences. Announcement is made here of the election of the following new trustees: F.F. Colcord, Vice President TF.B. Given, Jr., President B.E. Kuechle, Vice President U.S. Smelting, Refining and Mining Co. American Brake Shoe Company Jhnployers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Other trustees, members, activities, etc,, are given in the enclosed circular which has just been issued. The above is an incomplete outline of some Foundation accom plishments in 1946. Through this cooperative undertaking, companies profit individ ually and industry profits collectively from the advancement of occupational health. For this reason we look forward to your continued participation and to enlarged op portunities for serving your organization in the year ahead. JFMjd ends Very truly yours < /U._________________ ^ -John F. McMahon Managing Director P.S. Foundation activity is limited only by the number of members