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oj x ne runerican ceramic society--i\otes jor Ceramists EDWARD ORTON, JR., CERAMIC FOUNDA TION FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1940 Assets Cash Receivable Reserve invested Materials Land, building, and equipment Total Assets . $ 7,225.37 6,622.32 16,007.65 18,035.23 99,790.00 $147,680.57 Payable Fellowships Liabilities Net worth account Less Fellowship Total Net Worth S 1,000.11 1,000.00 $2,000.11 $149,430.46 3,750.00 $145,680.46 It was General Orton's purpose and life ambition to create a foundation which would finance ceramic research. Accordingly in his will, he left his cone business to accom plish this purpose. General Orton, in effect, has given his cone business to the ceramic industry of the nation. AIR HYGIENE FOUNDATION H. B. Meller, Managing Director, has announced the election of V. P. Ahearn of Washington, D. C., as Secre tary of the Board of Trustees and of Theodore C. Waters of Baltimore to the Board as General Counsel of Air Hygiene Foundation. John F. McMahon was promoted to Executive Secretary. The Foundation, which is located at Mellon Institute, is a nonprofit organization of industrial concerns for the conservation of employee health throughout the indus tries. In addition to Mr. Ahearn, who is Executive Secretary of the National Industrial Sand Association, and Mr. Waters, Chairman of the Maryland Occupational Diseases Commission, the following trustees were re elected : Roger A. Hitchins, Chairman (President, General Re fractories Co., Philadelphia); Andrew Fletcher, ViceChairman (Vice-President, St. Joseph Lead Co., New York); B. D. Saklatwalla, Treasurer (President, Alloys Development Corp., Pittsburgh); and Vandiver Brown, General Counsel, Johns-Manville Corp., New York; Joseph Dilworth, Assistant to President, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh; J. Dewey Dorsett, Manager, Casualty Dept., Assoc. Casualty & Surety Executives, New York; Dan Harrington, U. S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C.; R. R. Sayers, Director, U. S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C., who represents the U. S. Public Health Service on the Board; A. W. Sherwood, retired, Dover, N. H.; W. P. Yant, Director, Research & Development, Mine Safety Appliances Co., Pittsburgh; and R. E. Zimmerman, Vice-President, U. S. Steel Corp., Pittsburgh. THE BULLETIN / OF THE ' AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY Volume 20 APRIL, 1941 Number 4 AFFIDAVIT CITY OF OHIO, TO WIT: BEFORE ME, A Notary Public in and for the State of Ohio, personally appeared _, who stated under due oath of law as follows: I, b. N) g-*-^ ., am a librarian for the (name & address)ltbrith-y &f~/ki a `J\ (coI{ f&i/i jLO C. Library contains copies of _ / h<e Ikr Ql til l C<U A/1 .The <if- ~7%n /Liter/ The pages attached hereto are true and correct copies from _____ "20 , J9 ty/ (Xi^k fykJxr- Ifytf! 0~f~~ 'JdukJLlS- rtfla CLA'i ti /* .which is maintained in the. n.<&- This document is in such condition as to raise no suspicion concerning its authenticity. It was received on f/tiftylMUJA/fAv the *^/P?~l' Library and is presently maintained in the jfifdk GAZf**Section of the (name and address) 7^& f~f~__________ @00 l/y-L&rlii-h titi- tfteQZ- 3 07f STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF AUtA IZ-i/f/fL , Affiant, being first duly sworn, deposes and says: That the foregoing statements are true and correct. S K\ *-+&