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> Purposes Conducts scientific studies and investigations to find ways and means to prevent occupational dis eases, and to safeguard the health of workmen. Collects and evaluates industrial health informa tion and serves as a central clearing house for disseminating these data. Serves as a unifying agent, aiding in the advance ment of industrial hygiene on an industry-wide front. The Foundation supplements health work carried on by member companies individually, affording the advantages of organized action. i i ! Services Develops and distributes knowledge needed to combat industrial ills. Research sustained at pres ent at four leading science centers: The Saranac Laboratory, Harvard School of Public Health, University of Pennsylvania, and Mellon Institute, headquarters of Air Hygiene Foundation. Issues informative bulletins giving practical engi neering measures and medical information for controlling employee health hazards. Periodic legal reports analyze occupational disease legis lation, trends, compensation, etc. Plant surveys made for members at cost. Special studies undertaken or supervised for members or groups of members. Provides monthly "digest" of latest literature on occupational health. This "news service" reduces hours of reading to minutes, and insures members against missing vital developments. Counsel of specialists, comprising Foundation's Engineering, Medical and Legal Committees, available within reasonable limits. Members may turn to one central institution for available knowledge and assistance and may bene fit from the experience of other member companies in dealing with industrial hygiene. DEFENDANT'S EXHIBIT UCC-869 AIR HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, Inc. Officers, Committees, Members and Purposes Organized Industry Pays Health Dividends Air Hygiene Foundation is a partnership of industry and science, formed by employers to protect the health of America's 15 million industrial workmen. Foundation researches, surveys and other membership services aid and augment health programs carried on by companies individ ually. Law, labor and public opinion call for employee health protection on an industry-wide scale. This can be achieved only through collective as well as individual action--witness the success of the safety movement. Air Hygiene Foundation affords industry an opportunity for voluntary cooperation in furthering industrial health. Col lective employer effort promises orderly progress, benefiting management, labor and the common good. Information Circular No. 5 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1939 Officers and Committees Roger A. Hltchlns (Ch.) Andrew Fletcher (V. Cb.) Lloyd T. Williams (Sec.) B. D. Saklatwalla (Treas.) V, P, Abearn Vandiver Brown Joseph Dilworth J. Dewey Dorsett Dan Harrington 15. A. Hulls R. R. Bayers, M.D, A- W. Sherwood W. P. Yant R. E. Zimmerman BOARD OF TRUSTEES National Refractories Company St. Joseph Lead Company Williams, Erersman S: Morgan Alloys Development Corp. National Industrial Sand Ass'n Johns-Manville Corporation Westinghouse Elec. k Mfg. Co. Assn, of Cas. & Surely Executives U. S. Bureau of Mines Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc. U.' 8. Public Health Service Owens-Illinois Glass Company Mine Safety Appliances Co. 0. S. Steel Corporation of Del. Philadelphia, Pa. New York, N. Y. Toledo, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. New York, N. Y, Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Toledo, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. IL B. Meller, Sc.D. John F. McMahon Henry A. Middleton S. R. Haythorn. M.D. EXECUTIVE STAFF Managing Director Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Assistant Secretary Medical Adviser Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. A. J. Lanza, M.D. (Cb.) Leroy U. Gardner, M.D. S. R. Haythorn, M.D. T. Lyle Ilazlett, M.D. R. H. Jones, M.D. E. P. Pendergrass, M.D. 0. A. Sander, M.D. R. It. Sayers, M.D. MEDICAL COMMITTEE MetropoUtan Life Insurance Co. The Saranac Laboratory 8inger Memorial Laboratory Westinghouse Elec. Jc Mfg. Co. Bell Telephone Cu. University Hospital Consultant U. S. Public Health Service New York, N. Y. Saranac Lake, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. E. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Philadelphia, Fa. Milwaukee, Wis. Washington, D. C. PREVENTIVE ENGINEERING COMMITTEE Philip Drinker (Ch.) Warren A. Cook J. M. DallaVaUt T. F. Hatch H. M. Nichols E. C. Vessy W. P. Yanl Harvard School of Public Health Zurich Insurance Co. U. S. Public Health Service Dlv. Ind. Hyg. State Dept. Labor B. F. Sturtevant Company W. W. Sly Manufacturing Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Boston, Mass. Chicago, HL Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Hyde Park, Mass. Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. A. C. Hlrth (Ch.) Vandiver Brown Walter S. Paine Theodore C. Waters LEGAL COMMITTEE Owens-Illinois Glass Co. Johns-Manviile Corporation Aetna Casualty k Surety Co. MulHkln, Slockbrldge & Waters Toledo. Ohio New York, N. Y. Hartford, Conn. Baltimore. Md. a E. Ralston (Ch.) F. H. Atwood Alex. D. Bailey Earl F. Blank A. G. Branch, M.D. Walter H. Emerson F. C. Frary B. V. Gent C. F. Goodwin Harry B. Lindsay R. T. Prlng J. T. Ryan MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. Commonwealth Edison Company Junes & Laughlin Steel Corp. Union Carbide Company Homer Laughlin China Company Aluminum Company of America American Zinc Institute U. S. Potters Association Grinding Wheel Mfrs. Ass'n Utah Copper Company Mine Safety Appliances Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, 111. Pittsburgh, Pa. New York, N. Y. Newell, W. VaNew Kensington, Pa. New York, N. Y. East Liverpool, Ohio Worcester, Mass. Salt Lake City, Utah Pittsburgh, Pa. oOKCembers Abingdon Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Abrasive Co. ' Abrasive Mining A Manufacturing Co. Abrasive Products Co. .Allegheny Ludluni Steel Co. Aluminum Co. of America American Abrasive Co. ' American Air Filter Co. American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co. American Emery Wheel Works American Mining Congress American Potash k Chemical Co. American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelling k Refining Co. American Zinc Institute American Zlne, Lead k Smelting Co. Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Ass'n of Casualty k Surely Executives" AUapulgus Clay Co. Automobile Manufacturers Association Bnrre Granite Association Bnrtlett-Collins Co. Bay State Abrasive Products Co. Belhlehem Steel Co. Bird k 8on Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Co. Brockway Glass Co., Inc. Buck Glass Co. Bunker Hill k SulllTan Mining k Concentrating Co. The Carborundum Co. Central Pa. Coal Producers Ass'n.* Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel k Manufacturing Co. Climax Molybdenum Co. Consolidated Mining k Smelting Co, Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Co, Denver Fire Clay Co. A. P. deSanno k Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Co. Diamond Alkali Co. Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Co. Dravo Corporation Eagle-P Idler Lead Co. Edison Cement Corporation Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Eureka Flint k Spar Co. Exoion Co. Falconer, Dunbar & Plcton Findlay Clay Products Co. Firth-Sterling Steel Co. Foote Mineral Co. Foundry Supply Manufacturers Ass'n Frazier-Simplex Co. General Abrasive Co. General Grinding Wheels Corporation Glass Container Association Glenshaw Glass Co. ' Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass'n The Hall China Co. Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co. Hampden Grinding Wheel Co. Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. IIeela Mining Co. Hercules Alining Co. John W. Hlgman Co. The Hill k Griffith Co. Homcstake Mining Co. Idaho-Maryland Mines Corporation Industrial Silica Corporation Institute Boiler k Radiator Mfrs. International Nickel Co. Jamison Coal & Coke Co. Jolms-Manville Corporation Jones k Laughlin Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble GlaS8 Co. Edwin M. Knowles China Co. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lava Crucible Co. of Flttabcrgb E. J. Lavlno & Co. Lead Industries Association Macklln Co. Magma Copper Co. ' Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc. J. B. McCormick Co. Mexico Refractories Co. Mid-West Abrasive Co. Mina Safety Appliances Co. AllssissippI Glass Co. Monsanto Chemical Co. Mutual Chemical Co. National Crushed Stone Association National Grinding Wheel Co. National Industrial Sand Aisoclation National Lead Co. National Slag Association New Castle Refractories Co. North American Refractories Co. Norton Co. Ontario Alining Association Ottawa Silica Co. Owens-Illinois Glass Co. Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co, Penn-Rfllton Co. Pennsylvania Glass Band Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Clay Pot Co. Pittsburgh Coal Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Portland Cement Association Precision Grinding Wheel Ca, Inc. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Rialto Mining Co. EL H. Kohcrlson Co. Safety Grinding Wheel k Alachlae Co. Claude B. Scbneible Co. Sharon Steel Company ShcnangD Furnace Cb. Simonds Worden White Co. Solvay Process Co. Southern Ferro Alloys Co. St. Joseph Lead Co. Standard Abrasive Wheel Co. Sterling Grinding Wheel Co. Stockton Fire Brick Co. Superior Flake Graphite Co. Texas Gulf 8ulphur Co. Titan Abrasives Co. Trenton Potteries, Inc. Tri-State Zinc & Lead Ore Producers Ass'n. Union Carbide Co. United Engineering k Foundry Co. United States Potters Association United States Smelting, Kfg. & Mng. Co. United States Steel Corporation of Del Universal Sanitnry Manufacturing Co. Utah Copper Co. Utilities Research Commission Valley Mould k Iron Co. Vesuvius Crucible Co. Vitreous China Plumbing Ftrtures Ass'n Vitrified Wheel Co. Waltham Grinding Wheel Co. Washington Mills Emery Mfg. Co. Wedron Silica Co. West Co. Western Electric Co. Westfield Grinding Wheel Co. Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Westinghouse Elec, k Mfg. Co. Whitehead Brotlienr Co. Willson Products, Inc, Wisconsin Abrasive Co. Wolf's New Process Abrasive Wheel, Inc. Worth Steel Co. Youngstown Sheet A Tube Co. Multiple Membership