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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1957 DOC IHF046 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Annual Report & Promotional Literature PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 7176 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 7176.0 1956-1957 nd eh INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIIANLDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL se INDUSTRIAL 8 INDUSTRIAL i. eon: PersoN Sata nae PON ee Wl NATIONAL 4 LIBRARY Nn L cele MAY 27 1958 ; OF i MEDIDINE i t \ oe MELLON INSTITUTE 4 ITH AVENUE MITIV aan 13. PA Industrial Hygiene Foundation Activities MELLON INSTITUTE . 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITSBURGH~ PA PITTSBURGH~ 21 21 4 EER| tte legal Mellon Institute Headquarters of Industrial Hygiene Foundation sired i Danny allo 4 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION W,hat it is INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION is a nonprofit re- search association of Industries for advancing occupational health improving working conditions and bettering human relations Organized in 1935 at Mellon Institute to assist in solving the silicosis problem the Foundation has since had wide experience in the whole domain of occupational health It has grown from a nucleus of 20 member companies to more than 400 supporting companies and trade associations representing leading indus- Companies tries of the nation and associations affiliated with the Foundation are entitled to the services of industrial health team plus the technical facilities of Mellon Institute where the Foundation has its headquarters and laboratories 'The H Staff and Associates Physicians chemists engineers Industrial hygienists blo- chemists and research technicians specialists in occupa- tional health problems com it e s Five professional committees medical preventive engi- neering legal and air pollution con- toxicological whose members supplement the staff in supplying 1 facts and counsel comprised A Board of Trustees of top echelon lenders in technology science and education who administer the Foundation's affairs in general Services to Member Companies fi Study and solution of specific industrial health problems @ Environmental surveys + ' Control of hazards ee Development of health and medical programs tailored to individual company requirements Basic research in physiology toxicology and biochemistry and in the field of air pollution * Specific toxicological studies All types of pollution investigations Collaboration researches Reports on legal developments in industrial health Technical Information service Publications Annual ineeting and technical conferences Annual Meeting of 1-11 in Mellon Institute Auditorium FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES Medical Services GENERAL INFORMATION is available from the Foundation e on all matters pertaining to health inaintenance services and to specific industrial medical problemk On le CONSULTATION is provided dealing with the establishment expansion and conduct of medical programs in industry | MEDICAL EVALUATIONS made by the Foundation for member companies serve to determine what is adequate for the - health maintenance needs of an organization and its component plants and to assure that the greatest amount of efficient proper service is obtained for a given outlay of money Such audits include studies of organizational and adminis- trative practices in industrial health services inspection of medical facilities interview of personnel in all areas relating to medical services and thorough examination of records of e~-nployment illness and injury with tabulation of costs where possible Potential hazards are evaluated and physical examinations are designed with these aikl other pertinent factors in mind In every instance recommendations recommendations are made with respect to a medical program suited to needs of the company ' EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES are conducted to determine the relationship of certain diseases to occupation Incidence rates of those diseases are related to possible causes by statistical methods Separating respirable dust Info size fractiona Collecting metal finnes with electrostatic precipitator Industrial Hygiene Services problemsas SURVEYS on an Industry ENVIRONMENTAL studies on specific scale conducted for members are plant phases of industrial health phases The nature and magnitude of control mensures of hazardous exposures and the effectiveness . are appraised and chemists measure and H industrial hygienists and odors noise and radiant analyze dusts fumeswigtahstehsevianpeoxr^sentstaff evaluate the hazards heat and together processi Involved to advise on control The engineering division is equipped equipped modifications In requirements requirements for specific operations operations and on eliminate en- minimize or whenever possible possible to vironmer at hazords The Foundation's industrial health specialists are called , on to Give specialized advice on new plant design and construc tion and reconstruction in existing plants in order to make health protection an integral part of operations Conduct field tests of new control measures Review plans for ventilating systems as to design capacity etc. Advise on special cleaning problems Develop new data and design procedures for exhaust hoods Provide information and advice on toxicity of chemical and physical agents on hazards of particular processes and an sampling and analytical procedures choice and availability of equipment Conduct basic research in the field of industrial hygiene to develop new sampling and analytical methods and tech- niques [] Air Pollution Investigations allied with the industrial hyglene and engineering activiCtlioesseolfy the Foundation are its investigations into industrial pollution problems Important parts of this activity are City community and regional surveys Advice on specific investigational procedures and criteria of methods apparatus and techniques for Development biolgical responses l collecting and measuring air pollutants Investigation of air pollution potentials of measure- Estimation of ment of stack dusts fumes gases and odors Toxicological Research T neighborhood effects mensures for controlling excessive Assistance In engineering size and other charac- stack emissions Study of particle teristics of stack dusts and their relation to appropriate dust : collectors The Foundation's toxicological laboratory makes studies in the physiology toxicomloodgye oafnedntbriaonccheemiinsttortyheofbopdhyysiacnadl thaenidr chemical agents their as a basis subsequent possible toxic action The findings serve of control measures to protect the health for evolving proper workers 1-11 automalle sanipler for use in air pollution surveys a Short- and term toxicity studies on new chemicals to indicate nature of problems which may be encountered in manufacture and use are carried on in the laboratory finding toxicity tests are made on new compounds re oe ne I Legal Assistance The Foundation through its General Counsel and its Legal Committee keeps in contact with legislative activities pertaining to occupational diseases and compensation Specific infor- mation desired by members is obtained * Summaries of new compensation laws revisions and addi- tions are prepared New codes pertaining to health hazards and related prob lems are analyzed for members W Technical Information Service Member companies are invited to tap the rich source of accumulated knowledge and experience represented by the Foundation's executive staff A letter telephone call or visit to the F offices will turn up elusive bit of technical Inforina- tion or get to the roots of a perplexing problem The staff aids members in securing desired literature pre- pares bibliographies conducts literature searches and secures information from other sources as for example companies having related problems Available reprints are supplied where they pertain to the information sought /Anual /AnnuaMleeting and Technical Conferences Ench year at its annual meeting the Foundation brings together at Mellon Institute nearly 700 executives physicians chemists attorneys engineers and industrial health specialists This convention affords an opportunity to exchange valuable information on year's achievements trends and needs in the industrial health field particularly at the Foundation's Medical Legal Engineering and Toxicological Conferences The main session which is intended for management encom- passes the broader objectives respecting human relations socioeconomi considerations and administrative polleles in indus- Irial he Best Ted Craniocrem Ted Ted wat Conrad Publications of 1-11 are available to members free of charge Publications Industrial Hygiene Digest published monthly carries ah- stracts of the current world's literature on all phases of in- dustrial health including legal aspects OF pamphlets Special bulletins and pamphlets interest on subjects of current i Technical papers by staff members and other pertinent J artartiicles cles Transactions of annual meeting 13) Representative Publications Medical . Evaluating Industrial Medical Departments Daniel C. Braun Transactions of 20th Annual Meeting of Industrial Hygiene Foundation 1955 Toxicology Physiology and Biochemistry of Biological Research in Industrial M^'dicine Importance and H. H. Schrenk Journal of Paul Gross C. Richard Walmer The American Medical Association June 16 1956 Chemical Analysis and Instrumentation in Industrial Hygiene * H. II Schrenk Industrial and Engineering Chemistry August 1950 Action of Formulations Consisting of Detergents in White Oll of Rabbits A. M. A. Archives of In- upon Corneal Epithelium dustrial Health August 1950 Dust Retention in Small Animals Paul Pal~-n Respiratory und Theodore Hutch A. M. A. Archives of Jaines McNerney Industrial Health April 1956 of Calcium Halophosphate Phosphors and Toxicologic Study H. U. Brown Marian L. Antimony Trioxide Paul Cross J. Westrick Raymond P. Srslc Nancy L. Butler and Theodore Hatch A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health June 1955 of Parenchyma to Particulate Matter Paul Permeability Lung Book of Pathology and Gross and Marian L. Westrick Year Clinical Pathology for 1954-55 Partitional Respirometry Theodore Hatch and Kenneth M. Cook A. M. Archives of Industrial Health March 1955 of New Materials of Fine Particle Size Paul Biologic Testing 19th Annual Meeting of Industrial Hy Gross T -sactions of giene F. vation 1954 Air Pollution Pitfalls in Using Maximum Allowable Concentrations in Air Pollution H H. Schrenk American Industrial Hygiene Associ ation Quarterly September 1955 Developments in the Sampling of Air Borne Dust Theodore Hatch A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health March 1955 Permissible Dustiness Theodore Hatch American Industrial Hygiene Association Quarterly March 1955 l Engineering | Proposed Program in Ergonomics . . . Human Engineering Theodore Hatch Mechanical Engineering May 1955 Index for Evaluating Heat Stress in Terms of Resulting Physio- logical Strains by H. S. Belding and Theodore Hatch Heating Piping & Air Conditioning August 1955 Noise Annotated Bibliography on Noise Its Mensurement Effects and Control 364 pages 2,336 references published by Indus- trial Hygiene Foundation 1955 Occupational Impairment of Hearing Legal Survey Then dore C. Waters General Counsel for H published by In- dustrial Hygiene Foundation 1955 . 4 Automation i Automation Worker Welfare in the Era of C. Richard Wal- mer published in Keeping Pace with Automation Practical Guides for the Company Executive Special Report No. 7 of the American Management Association 1955 Medical Aspects of Automation C. Richard Walmer Indus- trial Medicina and Surgery May 1955 -13- -13- BI Types of Membership in H COMPANY Membership In Industrial Hyglene Foundation is available to industrial organizations Where a company hins a number of plants all of them share in the benefits of member- ship Dues are scaled to the number of employees The Foundation's membership Foster represents more than 3,000,000 Indus- tritarlial worwkorekerrss ASSOCIATION An association association of employer firms or corporn- tions may affiliate either through an association membership which entitles that organization organization to all the publications, genera advice and attendance at annual metings meetings or by a multiple membership which extends all the benefits of meinbership to eaeach ch comcopmapnanyy bebellongoingngbeilonngigng toto that association SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIPTIONS: Subscriptions Subscriptions to Foundation Foundation publications are restricted to governmental agencies and to medical health research and educational Institutions i a it . Oe. Dae An NAME . i Ly & NAME NAME aa . : ! ya / fg os veeded i - vaeltetta, wy ; i a . is a MemMebmbeerrMember of { na Pee ae INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION . ; an Resburch A Fi inne Industries Ly for hoe : Resburch Association of Industries , Pose hasty) 1979 ah cf GM 1979 pipe! Improving Working Conditions . -. Improving Conditions ; . Improving is 5 fete os rr prt: \ . eas vtLal 1979 + , ty na re ee an Hoot Ae " MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION FOUNDATION -A- Abingdon Potteries Inc. Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive & Metal Products Company a Manufacturers Can Manufacturers fustitute lur Carborundum Compans Amerius C^'lunexeCorporation of Amerius Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Abrasive Products Company Central Silien Company Chlengo Wheel & Manufacturing Colonial Air Acme Abrasive Company Company Ltd. Aircraft Products Inc. Chromilum Mining & Smelling Corp. Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Products Division Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Clneimanti Milking Cleveland from Company Allied Chemical& Dye Corporation - Chalmers Manufacturing Company Cleveland Groplifte Bronze Company Aluminum Company of Amerlew Robert F. Coleman Tue Abrasive Products Company Amertenn Abrasive Company American Filter Company Inc. Commonwealth Sanllation Company & American Brake Shoe Company Consolidated Mining Smelling Amerlenn Can Company Company of Canada Ltd. Amerlenn Emery Wheel Works Continental Can Company Inc. American Foundrymen's Society Bessemer Corporation & American Iron Steel Institute Copperweld Steel Company Corhart Refractorles Company Inc. American Mining Congress American Optical Company Corn Products Refining Company American Radiator & Standard Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Sanitary Corporation American Smelting & Refining Company Crown Zellerbach Corporation Crucible Steel Company of Amerlea American Zinc Institute American Zinc Lend & Smelting Company -D. Anaconda Company Asbestos Corporation Limited Assn of Casualty & Surety Companies Company Company Deckers Creek Sand Deckers . Creek Company Company A. P. de Sauna & Son Inc. P. Asso of American Railronds Dinmond Dinmond Alkali Company of AsAsnssn of AmerAimerican can SoapSoap Clycerine Clycerine & Producers Inc. Dow Chemical Company DowDow Corning Corporation Atlas Powder Company B. F. Drakenfeld & Company Inc. ' AutomAoubtoimolbeile Manufacturers ManuMfanuafactcuretrs urers AssAocsisatoiocniation Dravo Corporation Ball Brothers Company . Bartlett Company -E1. Plcher Company Baugh Chemical Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company Inc. j Eliasco Services Inc i Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractories & Algrasives Corporation Bird & Son Inc. Bituminous Cosunity Corporation Doeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company George II Bullard Company Bunker Hil & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company Elex A. jI Eljer Company 1 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Esso Research and Engliseering Company Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Multiplo Membership EMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -F- 4 Corporation rell Cheek Steel Company estra Incorporated to Corporation site Mineral Company rd Motor Company Morla Glass Company undry Facings Manufacturers Assu -K- Kensbey & Mattison Compuny Kennametal Inc. Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Abrasive Wheel Compuny Kirk & Blum Manufacturing Company Edwin M. Knowles China Company Koppers Company Inc. L= iler Merriam Compuny nkhouser Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lava Refractories Company -C- ardner Machine Company E. J. Lavina and Company Lead Industries Association eneral Abrasive Company Inc. eneral Ceramics Corporation eneral Electric Company eneral Grinding Wheel Corporation eneral Mills Inc. General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Tvorgia Kaolin Company Glenshinw Glass Company I. Grace & Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Corporation -H- Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hazel Glass Company -M- Macklin Company Mugma Copper Company Maryland Insurers Association Mayer China Company S. McCormick Company Mechanical Industries Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexien Refractories Company West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Compuny Minnenpolls Regulator Company Jesse S. Murle & Son Inc. _N_ National Association of Mutual Casunity Hercules Powder Company Hoerner Boxes Inc. Homestake Mining Company 0. Hommel Company 1 Industrial Indemnity Company Industrial Silica Corporation . Companies National Crushed Stone Association Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Pulverizing Company National Sand & Gravel Association National Sing Association Inland Steel Company International Business Machines National Steel Corporation Neville Chemical Company Corporation Corporation Internallonal Nickel Company Inc. New Jersey Pulverizing Company New Jersey Zine Company - fellrey Manufactening Company Manville Corpation CorporationCorporation Johnson & Julsor Langhilt Langhilt A Corporation seetee ba Meny Meny -0- Olin Mathieson Mathieson Chemical Corporation Ottywa Sillen Company Curning Fiberglas Corporation Owens Illinois Glass Company MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -P- Pabst Brewing Company PreileGrinding Wheel Company 11. Packwood Manufacturing Company Pangborn Corporation Penn Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvanla Manufacturers Assoelation Casualty Insurance Company Pennsylvania Hallroad Company Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphis Quartz Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke & Chemienl Commpany Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Precision Grinding Wheel Company Inc. Pullusan Incorporated Pyrene Metal Finishers Ine Sperty Gyroscope Company Standard Line & Cement Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Oil Company Indiaon ) Standard Ultramarine and Color Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company 1. L. Stiles & Son Brick Company Sugar Beet Products Company Sun Oil Company Sylvania Electric Products Inc. _T_ Nata Industries Limited Faylor Smith & Taylor Company Hennessee Copper Company Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphure Company Titan Abrasives Company Trenton Potteries CompanCoympany Trion Inc. -UUnion Carbide & Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association -11- United States Rubber Company Radio Corporation of Amerien Manhattan Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division United States Asbestos Division Red 11111 Grinding Wheel Corporation Abrasive Division United States Smelting Refining& Mining Company United States Steel Corporation Universal Rundle Corporation Refractories Institute Rem Titanium Inc. Republic Steel Corporation Revere Copper und Bruss Incorporated _V_ Valley Moudd & Trom Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company I. H. Roberston Company Robertson Manufacturing Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Corporation -W_ Wald Wald Industries loc Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Company -5- Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lend Company St. Regis Paper Company Sand Products Corporation Sandia Corporation Sauerelsen Cements Company Chude B. Schnellle Company Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Shenango Furnace Company Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company Socany Mobil Oil Company Inc. . Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Sillea Company Western Maryland Bailway Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel CoopwisyCopwisy Westinghouse Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation e Wheclibrator Cisiporation Cisiporation PAV Whitehead Brollers Company Company e Willson Products bue Wyandotte Chemicals Chemicals GrumpsanyGrumpsany Wyckoff Steel Company _Y_ Youngstown Sheel and Tube Company SPECIAL SUBSCRIBERS UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Fonce HeadQUARTERS HeadQUARTERS ashington C. Vislover Mass Om Fonces Launaides fedical Washington D.C. Tedical San Francisco .T.S.G Reference Washington C. OMIG ENERGY Commission New York Washington D. C. 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New York University Ohio State Universily University of California Biomedical Library General Library Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Laboratory University of Colorado 1 University of Michigan University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvanin * Univerosf iTetxays University of Washington Yale University FOREIGN ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS AUSTRALIA University of Sydney Brcewat Institut D'Hyglene D'Hyglene Des Mines Hasselt INDIA \ Ministry of Labour New Della ESHAEL Institute of Technology Library Haifa BRAZIL Faculdade de 11lglene Soude Publien Sao Paula CANADIA Departments of Health Montreal Ottawa Victoria Winnipeg Workmen's Compensation Boards Quebec Vancouver i JAPAN University of Tokyo New ZealanD District Industrial Medical Officer Auckland Dussedin Health Department Wellington Nonway Marinens Hovedverfi Horten ' Eidanger Salpeterfaliriker Parsgrimin Universities Sourit ArnI~ A British Columbia Toronto DENMARK h Arbejds- og Fabrikstilsynets Bibliotek \ | Copenhagen ENGLAND Industrial Health Research Board London of Labour & National Service MbiLlosutrdyon HOLLAND Instituut voor Sociale geneeskunde der Universlteil Utrecht Koninklijke Nederlandsche Hangovens en Staalfabrieken Staalfabrieken V. Ifmuden Government Mining Engineer Johannesburg National Development Frispickyllin Johnnnesburg Bureau of Standards Prplasia SWEDEN SWEDEN Caroline Hosplin1 Stockfisha Swedish Employer's Employer's Casufertesatsen Casufertesatsen Stockhol SWITZERLAND International Lahon Office Gourva Orgnisulfon Mendi.de De La Santa Genevit BOARD OF TRUSTEES new F 'eranerChairman sident Joseph Lead Company 144. Pollock Secretary e President egheny Lidlum Steel Corporation W. Thoaison Treasurer neral Manager and Treasurer c Hall China Company Oscart A. Glaesen Vice President United States Smelting Refissing and Mining Company A. GilecoNY President Whitehend Brothers Company C. Hurri Owens Illinois Class Company C. Watens General Counsel iles & Stockbridge 1. Augann recutive Secretary ational Industrial Sand Association W. AndenSON icc President + General Motors Corporation OIN BUGAS Vice President Ford Motor Company 11. K. CLAUK Director The Carborundia Company 1. Dewey Douseit General Manger Association of Casualty and Surety Companies Punar DRINKER Professor of Industrial Hyglen^' Harvard School of Public Health Health i R. Fisten President folms ManvilleManvile Corporation D. Ross Frasen President Home Cable Corporation WILLIAN 13. Gipe "a. Board Chairma 41. .ba Chan Company HARVEY B. JORDAN Executive Vice President United States Steel Corporation E. KOECHLE Vice President Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Company * A. LANZA Institute of Industrial Medleine - New York University Medicul _ _ Center Croner MIXTEN Director United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company V. Muurinee President Esso Research and Engineering Company Alan M. StatFE Vice President T. Mellon & Sons C. TayLON Executive Vice President American Gun Company C. Richard WalkielWalkliel Managing Director Industrial Hygiene Foundation YANT Director Research and Development Atine Safety Appliances Company SCIENTIFIC STAFF C. Righand WALMEi M.D. Managing Director DANIEL C. Braun M.D Medical Director 11. 11. Sconexx Ph.D Research Director THEO Haven S.M. Beseurelt Adviser Pavi Gross M.D. Research Pathologist Frank F. Rureur Ph.D. Hend Chemical Analyst Lee Schweineis Jr. M.P.H. Hend Industrial Hygiene Engineer W. Scimentis M.P.11 Industrial Hygiene Engineer Ellen G. DIAMOND Office Manager Maniax L. Westek PhD PhD Research Toxteologist J. M. McNeuSES JJ Assistant Research Toxicologist Toxicologist Ernet TOLKER Hesearch Assislant Kiunt H. Ci^an Laboratory Technician VIVIAN M. CoLoxxa RESEARCH ADVISORY COUNCIL W A. Haston Sc.D. Chairman , oo Mellon lastflute Theodone Haren S.M. Secretary . University Pittsburgh and Industrial Hygiene Hygiene Foundation H. Cantorus M.D ee Inland Steel Company E. Eckanirr M.D W. GARAFER SC.D ee eee I. Jo Esso Research & Engineering Engineering Company eee teens S. Pa^ Headth Service A. Lanza M.D .. Institute of Lachostrial Medicine N.V.P. Bellevue Medical Center W. YANT Sc ee eee cee Mine Safety Appliances Company Company General Counsel C. Waters Esq \ . oom COMMITTEES ey MEDICAL COMMITTEE Sammen M.D. Chatraan ee Marquette University School of Medicine .o University of Pittsburgh Kammen M.D. Chaleman cs ccees pene een eens Graduate School of Public Health eter e rece ve BRAUN M.D. Secretary cee Industrial Hygiene Foundation HALIN M.D cee ee ee - - Amerlenn Brake Shoe Company KEHOE M.D cic University of Cincinnati Kettering Laboratory KLINE M.D.. een nner. ener eets Ceneral Electric Company lowann Mancy M.D oc renee Tuberculosis League of Pittsburghi eee McGee M.D Hercules Powder Company bavnene Dente ee nee t aes ce eee N. Newquist M.D errs eee cance cere The Texas Company J. Company Standard N. | M.D Oil Nonents vere ve rs Divers .. D. Selny M.D 2.2. University of Michigan School of Public Health cere P. Sherand M.D veeeee Metropolitan Life Insurance Company nee ee F. Sumonts M.D ee eee eee area .General Mills Inc. ree Manville W. Sauti M.D ceueeetveeents ee viene tbeeeres Corporation C. WATERS Chateman ener eres es teavae .. ec ccc e cere SouBw Kalatyk^wSecretary care J. GENTHOLTS inonbone Herz 1. Co 'enfit Dent eee erent eneeene Republie Steel Corporation National Association of Mutual Casualty Companiles eee J eee Company .Fard .Fard Mutor A. C. Haven Seas Owens Class Company M. JACKSON 11. OVIATE Manville fecueaneeees . wren eee vee aeee oo 66 Corporation - cee eee Union Carbide & Carbon Corporation eee The Insurers Association BEGAN IVAN SanooLEN cece cece ener t reese - Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Douglas Sovian cee eee ee American Sinelting & Refining Company crete Pennsylvanin Gluss Sand Corporation G. WachTEO Coc Home Cable Corporation A. VOTEDATA cc eeE eE Ere Ee eee VOTEDATA IS cog Sun Oll Company enter te een PREVENTIVE ENGINEEring commUTTEE Pintip Drinken Sc.D. Chairman cece Harvard University School of Public Health Lee Schmuam isJn Secretory nce eee ee ovenIsndustrial Hygiene Foundations Foundations A. BENDERCor eee te dev eee tens ee en National eeeees Lead Company 12. BRANDr Sc.^ .. beeen eee becee eee eee Bethlehem Steel Company Giustatit cee Compuny ener ete ree renee General Electric KANE Cee Company ter een teen ener renee es Annetleme Air Filter F. McEwAIN Coc eee eee International Bushuess Matelines Corporation C. Merren Pr.13 eee ee te ee tenet Employers Mitreds of Winsuit eee nee n ete T. Puing Cree eee lve { cere neers Wheelsbrator Corporation W. SchwenZFEIER ees Brush JR .. Bery Hinos Company TOXICOLOGICAL COMMITTEE Anna M. Barrjen Sc.1 Chairman ccc es eee -Jahns -Jahns Hopkins University ae PAUL Gross M.D. Secretary cc nee cece bee . Industrial Hygiene Fanudatiem Fanudatiem E. C. BARNES core ce cee eee rete eens o) Westinghouse Electric Corporation F. C. FLINT FLINT Lece evens eet Hazel Atlas Glass Company V. HENBUCKS ee sevens Esso Research und Engineering Company D. D. Intist P11.D. Company ee tne te ne eee Dow Chemical F. Mongan Co ce The Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company F. Parry . General Motors Corporation 1. E. RENES Phillips Petroleum Company E. D. SALURE . ee ee tfoc n erences American Can Company 11. Skyri Jiv Pri.12 t Mellous Leer ebb pe tet eee fustilate II E. STOKINten Pin.D m eee rr U. Public Health Servic cc h CONTROL POLLUTION COMMITTEE C. Bishor Chairman gece . neers Undled States SteelStel Corporation Corporation f Se H. Schirnx Pi.D. Secretary oes rn Insdustrial Hygiene Hygiene Foundation 11. BALLMAR BALLMAR Co < Leen Air Pollution Control Association ete rete L. V. ChalleY . ees penne Aluminum Commpany of America 11. Heuley , tenes Pittsburgh Consolidation Cnal Cummpany M. SAUNDers M.D. , .. Socony Mobil Oil Company Inc