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Vol. 6. FACTS January, 19 t4wtH> Hr,<* Ft. * a *-rr**t a*M<atla mt lT-V?7- KnMtwal f ImIIMiI --t^lrt,,--------.T*;* No. l. Practical Data on Bnploylng the Veteran The panel discussion on Tutting the Disabled Veteran Back to Work,* a highpoint of the Foundation's last *nnm>i meeting, is being published separately from the meeting Proceedings and will be eent to member companies in a few days* This will speed up distribution of practical data which becomes more important daily with the increasing demobilization of service men. One source says vaterans are being musterod out at the rate of 70,000 per month* $he forthcoming report should bo of specific assistance to companies in dealing with this grave problem. Those who have questions regarding the rehabilitation of service men may send them to the Foundation* Results of Women in Industry Study Released Copies of the Foundation* s plont-to-plant investigation of "Health Problems of Women in Industry," were sent to members recently. The report presents factualdata collected by Dr. C.O. Sappington in visits to 54 war plants throughout the Fast and Mid West. The study if receiving national publicity in the press end radio. Annuel Index of Digest; List of Publications \ THE ANNUAL INDEX covering the monthly INDUSTRIAL H3DUNE DIGEST for 1943 is*; now being mimeographed and will he sent to membors in the near future. Xxnctljr 1163 V separate items were reported during the year, exclusive of the Norembor issue which ^ i is devoted to abstracts of most of the papers presented at tha aimuni moating. Tbs list of the publications, and addresses, covered by the DIGEST, is being revised. This will also be sent to members in the near future so that they may order the text of articles abstracted in the DIGEST, when desired. Unless otherwise noted*, tbs Founds^, tion has no copies of original publications or roprints for distribution* * f* More New Members v Latest addition to the Foundation's membership is Allis-Chalmers Manufactur ing Company. Other new members, not previously reported, are Ball Brothers Company and Firth Sterling Steel Company* Thirty-three new hembors joined in 1943* Arirmai Mooting Consent; "The better tho working conditions the better the point of view and tho better tho production!* -- Charles F. Kettering. Company Publications Welcome A number of member companies send tho Foundation their "house organs" or cm* ployee publications. The staff is glad to receive these journals since they are helpful in keeping us informed of a member's industrial operations. "The Hawley Reporter, publication of tho Hawley Products Company, carries the following slogan: "More Days of Work Mean Fcwor Days of War." PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IWOUfTWlAC HVOKNC OOUnOaTION 4400 SlfTN 4VMV( IHF-549 mtJ* i evmirv t : jju . l ' 'VIA