Document 8RxKr94g304Nza96751XLO2v5

; "** ` .'l . :.f*.* ; *-. 1? , * : Vv .. ; - -W.V W; * V . '** - . '' : "' . .* j .. *>-" - *-* '*' v. . * - - `.y, , . - v." * .; -. v. V- 2%tUj4wuicil `THteii+tZ rTNmiiTRrAT. HYfieFJmDATO^ OCTOBER 23-24, 1963 You are cordially invited to attend the 28th Annual Meeting of Industrial Hygiene Foundation and to share in the valuable inter change of information that such a gathering of management executives and specialists on all aspects of industrial health and safety make possible. Progress in voluntary and co operative programs of industrial. .: health add .Safety-will be dis- " cussed, by outstanding authorities, from industry, government, labor and universities, with an indica tion of future needs and plans. The meeting is designed for chief executives as well as professional and technical personnel. An ad vance registration card is enclosed for your convenience. 1 Sincerely, <*-?:.Vv* -'!' ---' *'-. ^ vvfv- ;S.w;T:- "' ' , ' , **' *ms * .^ v t., m * . % ' .. ,**. .A * ; -: fv-. -- : - ' ' '" '- L.: -.t-O'.' V; : ..-.if - '. ."' : j -y '... ' J, ;*'T -'j*~ _-...' Blaine B. Wescott, Chairman, Board of Trustees --------------------------------------------AT-------------------------------------------- MELLON INSTITUTE +400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IHF-450 ^o ) l-H-F BOARD OF TRUSTEES I. B. WESCOTT, Chairman President, MPC Corporalian PAUL W. BACHMAN, Vice Chairmen Vice PmsMent, Sappers Company, Inc. E. K. DAVISON, Secretary Preaidant, Deviaen Sond 4 Grovel Company THEODORE HATCH, Treasurer Groduora School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh T. C. WATERS, General Counsel Mile* A Stoekbridge Earle t. Andrews Senior Executive Vice President, Pennsylvonio Glois Send Corp. CHESTER L ARNOLD Vies Pieaident, Research, 5tauffer Chemical Company ANNA M. BAETJER School of Hygiene 4 Public Health, The Johns Hopbine University ROBERT D. BLASIER :j "-1 Vice President, Industrial Relations, Westbiphouae Electric Corp. M. F. CRASS, JR. Secrelery-Treoiiprsr, Manufactiaing Chemists' Association, Inc. ROBERT T. P. doTREVltlE, M.D. Managing Director, Industrial Hygiene Foundation ANDREW FLETCHER W. O. HAZARD Industrial Eolations Division, Omens Illinois doss Company ANDREW KAIMYKOW Manager, Casualty Dept., Assoc, of Casualty 4 Surety Componiss harold s. McFarland .Director of Personnel- Services. fgn*ona^sWmcWmNImFe*i RPIERT Bi PXONNOR, MJ>. Vko Presidsnl fpr Health S`trvteMy Unft*d Siam St--l' Cwpoaliw oftuti i. Ida ELGIN 0. SAUEE Manager of Safety, Industrial Hygiene, faipfdymant A Plant Training, American Can Company O. A. SANDER, MD. School of Modicum, Marquette University JOHN F. SHRONTS, M.D. Medical Dimeter, General Mills, Inc G. R. SIMMONS Oimctnr of Research aad Development, Western Electric Company KENNETH W. SMITH. MJ>. Wadiml Director, Johns MonvUW Corporation -e LEO TEPLOW Assistant Vice President, American Iran A Steal institute j JOSEPH F. TEEON Manager, tiplagicnl Sciences Section. Atlcu Chemical Industries, Inc. G. ARTHUR WEBB Director of Adminictiarion. Mellon InatHttte JOHN A. ZAPP, JR. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION | Its Scope of Activities < ; The Foundation is o nonprofit research associ* ation of industries for advancing industrial hygiene and occupational heolth, improving working conditions, and bettering humon relations. It wos organized by industry to * conduct and stimulate research | * collect and disseminote factual information cooperate wijh end assist other agencies active in these endeavors It is a unified, voluntary effort on the part of industry and is a symbol of industrial initiative and leadership in meeting its responsibility to protect the health of workmen, employees of common carriers, consumers, and the general public from adverse effects of industrial pro* gress. rThe Foundatibn-provides, industry with a deny- . { -tfalized agency for cdbperation onct coltabofa* | tion in problems of mutual interest. Through its professional staff, research facili ties, and accumulated technical information, it assists industry in developing industrial hygiene and occupational health programs; provides current information on toxicity, health hazards, analytical methods and control pro cedures; conducts field studies and laboratory research and serves as a common meeting place for seminars, discussionais, training courses, and instruction on specific or general health problems. industrial Hygiene Digest, published monthly by the Foundation, contains abstracts of the current world's literature on industrial hygiene, occupational health, and related subjects. i iS PUMP"111.... V- f':- r?-T:-iv2i I (M ake check o r m oney o rd e r payable to 'P itts b u rg h S ection, A lH A .) L is t below nam es of persons fo r p la c e s f o r the A lH A d in n e r m e e tin g on O c to b e r 3, 1963l o< o i C5 c o< KM "c e2 O 0. s * cVc j.t D CW . x I* a 2} Ck Oh z I O a. 2 X z mm eo _c h u e jZ "a 5 ^3 u os J> * sr > X ** ae to 3 y c c o uV z 3- ? z 1Mc0 H a sr <T* ftQ * 1 s.*> * *j in *' N' . ..." . 1* 1. <x - IS- tt w 1 '1 - < < la 4> 0 cz o go a U fi I,. -- ** X ZQ. OU 0x . AU J a, . Vc H T3 ** I c* r" 0 c la w u*3 *> *to t> CO X S Jib C *0 rr- X I0s0 m 3 Xu X V3 a r\j n V 3c Pa ? wo S Jo *> D > 2o s3 ' * sJ QH *) -- ) 11--_* cC r** E = m< m V X Is *SM X 00 Is X u las * O k H i J Ut e o 3 X # 2 (0 i Please fea.crve w hom paym ent Is m ade; E nclosed Is $ ,i|imii|i|'||nii WEDNESDAY MORNING October 23, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON October 23, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute Chairman. BLAINE B. WESCOTT, PhJX, President, MPC Corporation and Chairman of IHF Board of Trustees ' "Fifty Years of Progress in IndusiriaZ Health and Safety' '9:30 a.m. Address of Welcome PAUL C. CROSS. Ph.D. President Mellon Institute 9.-40 a.m. 50 Years of Accident Prevention MRS. ESTHER PETERSON Assistant Secretary for Labor Standards U.S. Department of Labor "1 10:10 a.m. Interstate Cooperation -- Key Water Pollution Control RICHARD D. HOAE, PhJD. and . ..JEEENHY C- BRAMER;. Phjp,' tyatcr'-Resources Fellowship Mellon Institute to 10-.40 a.m. Atmospheric Hygiene in Pittsburgh through Community Action E. R. WEIDLETN, ScJD. Former President and now Trustee Emeritus, Mellon Institute 11:10 a.m. Recess 11:20 a.m; Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Medicine ROBERT A. KEHOE. MD. Director. The Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati 11:50 a.m. Adjournment for lunch f 2:00 p.m. Compensation Trends WILSON C. J.UNSEN Consultant, and Immediate Past President Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company HENRY F. SMYTH, JIL, PhJD. Administrating Fellow Chemical Hygiene Fellowship Mellon Institute 3:00 pim..:Reims 3:10 p.m.' Perspective in Industrial Hygiene THEODORE F. HATCH,; SM. Professor, Industrial Health Engineering Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh 3:40 p.m. Industrial Hygiene Foundation ROBERT T. P. deTREVTLLE. MJD. Managing Director Industrial Hygiene Foundation 4:10 p.m. Membership Meeting 5:00 p.m. Social Hour |ii|iUUiyyjiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i THURSDAY MORNING October 24, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute THURSDAY AFTERNOON October 24, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute Chairman' PAUL W. BACHMAN. Ph.D., Vic* President, Koppers Company, Inc., and Vice-Chairman of IHF Board of Trustees "Industrial Hygiene in the 1960's " 10:00 a.m. .V.cnr^enent Arpecti J. I_ G'MAIUU Director Public Affairt and Employee Information Western Electric Company, Inc. 2:00 p.m. Group Health Programs JAMES H. STERNER. M.D. Medical Director Eastman Kodak Company 10:30 a.m. Government Plans LUTHER L TERRY, MD. Surgeon General VS. Public Health Service 11:00 a.m. Recess 2:20 p.m. Chronic Disease Research in Industry ANTONIO aOCCO, ScJD. Head, Department of Biostatistics Graduate School of Pnblic Health University of Pittsburgh .11:10 o.m. labor Interests : a.-e. v. . Secretary-Treasurer United Paper Makers-and Paper Workers AFL-OO 11:40 a.m. Adjournment 34)0 p.m. Physiology of Work DAVID MINARD, MU. Head, Department of Occupational Health Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh I 12:00 Noon LUNCHEON Georgian Room Webster Hall Hotel . Speaker: SENATOR CHARLES R. WEINER Minority Floor Leader Senate of Pennsylvania Subject: SOCIAL PROGRESS AND THE LAW I 3:30 p.m. Products Liability L A. COLEMAN General Counsel Allied Chemical Corporation 4:00 p.m. Adjeummont 67 "Piiyyi1""1""1"" MEMBERS td INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION (A Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Allegheny T jidlmn Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemiral Corporation Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company ' American Air nliei' Cuuijmu), Inc. American Can Company, Inc. American Emery Wheel Works American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Inc American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Smelting & Refining Company American Viscose Corporation American Zinc Institute. Inc American Zinc Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Company Armco Steel Corporation Assn, of American Railroads Assn, of Casualty A Surety Companies* Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc Antnmetric, Inc Automobile Manufacturers Association (B '''Ball Brothers Company Bartlett'Collins Company. . < Bay State Abrasive Products Company. '. Beryllium Corporation' ' : Bird A San, Inc Bituminous Casualty Corporation Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company, Inc Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc i i i Davison Chemical Division. W. R. Grace A Company Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere A Company A. P. de Sannc A Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld A Company. Inc. Dravo Corporation (E Ebasco Services, Inc. Edmar Abrasive Company E. I. au Font de Nemours A Cuuipau* Electric Storage Battery Company P''Electro Refractories A Abrasives Corporation Eljer Division. The Murray Corporation Eattitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S Ethvl Corporation Exolon Company (F Ferro Corporation Foote Mineral CompaqFord Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association Freeport Dir., Nalco Chemical Company Fuller Merriam Company (G Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Scbweizerhalle A G. General Abrasive. Company, .Inc. ..-General Electric-CtmiRany . . General 'Grinding' Wheel -Corporation - - General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company **Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation (H (C Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc w' Carborundum Company Celanese Corporation of America Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Robert F. Cnlvm.n Inc. Colonial Ahrasive Products Company Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company Companhia Siderurgica National Consolidation Coal Company, Inc Continental Can Company, Inc Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Com Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation 'Multiple Membership (151 member companies) Hall China Company Hamilton Emery A Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules Powder Company Hughson Chemical Company i (I Ingerxoll-Humphryes Dir. Borg-Wamer Corp. Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company International Research and Development Company (J Johns-Manville Corporation Janes A Leughlin Steel Corporation Jowitt A Rodgers Company 89 t v- rv (K- Kaiser Refractories Div_ Kaiser Aluminum A Chemical Corp. Kenaecott Copper Corporation Koppers Company, Inc. (L Lava Crucible-Refractories Company Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Louisiana Ordnance Plant. Remington Rand Dir., Sperry Rand Corp. (M- - Macklin Company Manhattan Rubber Dir., Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. Marbon Chemical Div_ Borg-Warner Corp. - Mar-Ion.! Employers' Compensation Association L S. McCcrmict Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Mianeapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining A Manufacturing Company Jesse S. Morie A Son, Inc. (N National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company .National Sand & Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association National' Stem Corporation (O Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Coming Fibergias Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company (P Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Company. G. H. Padcwooa Manufacturing Company Peninsular Grinding Wheel Perm-Rilltnn Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company Pecnoleo Brasileiro S. APhelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company Pipe Fabrication Institute (^Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company `Multiple Membership (27 member companies) 10 Reaction Motors Division. Thiokol Chemical Corporation Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Companv (S Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Semiconductor Products Div., Motorola, Inc. Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company Soap and Detergent Association Socunv Mooli Oil Company. Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Stauffer Chemical Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Sugar Beet Products Company O' Tamms Industries Company Tata Industries Limited Taylor, Smith A Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company, Division of Tennessee Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Companv Toms River-Cincinnati Chemical Corporation (U Union Carbide Corporation ` United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation 2 (V Valley Mould A Iron Corporation Van Straeten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company (W Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedroa Silica Company Western Electric Company Westrnghnose Brake and Signal Company Limited Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products Division, Ray-O-Vac Company (Y Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 1 11 "PiiyyiiF'i'iiiiiiii  - ' ' ' T ' .V \ ~y - ~ - - ^'_:y.v-.r ;v v - - - . > '>. A'-. '>/ *. : j.'.v_ v-V v' . -` * i * * * rv.-*_< ^ #-s .*-*.* ' < received SEP lfe'63 AM IND. RELS. DEPT. * ** r".:' V**\-**' *.. - V V. v`"V .; - -'-' -V **' " ' ...-. .... . ;v. ..:-,.............. . r. w.` V1-*'*, *-' *'*.. :.' /,;, -*' * v. .....................................................