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` ------- * t . * t CC| V S Boesohenetein W ?. XIoneraan Genes 8layter A. C. Frellgb * 9. I. Boyd * I >|MKM 1a uno** By Mtit at I j4et awi mi.y sd fie. *, g M al-{ 9ttoM( it. H. ia 4tfkUAft > i > gfa Uessre. p. A. O'Seill 2. A. Campbell A. C. Hirth 9* Hasard Pr. 0. feapler * PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT WV-05103 PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT Toledo, Ohio, A February 13, 1939 itaiomgmm at carl g. staelii sei amts fsogbau Ob Sedneeday, February 8, 1939, a meeting we a bold at Fmrl, Ohio, to promulgate a health program. The meeting was attended by - Dr. W. c. ?ampler Dr. H. A. Can pboll Ur* A. c. Birth Sr* P. A. O'Seill Sr* A. c. Proligh Ur. c. 0. Stsella by - ffea latter part of the meeting m else attended Sr. S* Boesebenstein Ur. p. Eiaaermen Ur. U. 9*yd Various phases of the progrta will be ***** op ia order, a* fellows* l* mUClTXQgg (A) - Teehaleal Seport* by pr. Gardner and flrofessor Drinkor It was decided to hare published, if possible, the reports submitted by* Pr. Gardner and Professor Prinker in some appropriate medloel or industrial hygiene journal* It was suggested that these reports toy be revised with this ia view, sad, if possible, conclude with a relatively simple summary addressed to the layman, so that if we ever with to ; OS 500 oozt WV-05103 *I J6qaa Mul aij.f *Munfl.i **3+y9e, ra.r 9l g|^i oeiaMl.xr#u*.uaim, i* Jamoa *. |....t,, Brm .` Mr* O'Solll Sr# Tempior Sr. Tempter Mr. Liaae Hr. Hasard submit rprists for entlderatlx by oor easterners or the 21k*, it rill not hr mi toadorsteed. It mi *l*o thought adritable to submit to Sr* Gardner amd Prof os tor Drinker formulae for nr bow glasses, specially our alkali-free glasses, and oak them whether It would change their pinion. It was thought that la all likelihood they would state that it woold set change their original eon- olusloua* Hr. 0*Sol11 will send theee gleea formula* to Dr. Tempier, who will oon^er with fir. Gardner tad professor firlaker a this matter. fir. fempler it followiag thie subject-natter through with tho authore of the reports, and will select with them the lourmale in which theme reports will he pub lished tad will attend, to far at he it able, to tho publi- oati on of the same. (B) - Publication of Saraletsaest of Orouud glaat Mr. Sirth has a file containing numerous anecdote* refuting the popular notion that ground glats It harmful if contused internally. It warn decided to attomble this notorial into easily readable fern and hare i* ' ' it published through popular channel*. Mr. llnae will * assume the responsibility of organising tho notorial, writ- $ ing up an intereiting artiole and submitting the tame to the Itseetoted press or ether appropriate Kennel. Owing to Mr. H*card familiarity with this tubjeet-natter, it 2 0\ 500 0023 mm ftla r.itfi !* ***J PT * >Si mSr *** . . .. onmrTit-.t,uijg. i# aoufift *> i*_t--***' t *. vai suggested to request hi* to work with Mr. Linn# ! la organising the notorial. ) Or. jenpler (0) .Pr Swartt* ^per on Peraatltls Or* Swartt ot the U. 8. Futile Health Barrio# boa aa unpublished papor on ernatltie, which includes to oao information on lUia wool. It sriil^published first by the Paltod States la one of their rsUr pamphlets. When this Is released, Or. T#npler Till (at eopies and determine whether it would be advisable to republlnh the sisa la othor sagatinea of' *ore general distribution, and if so ho vill folio* through as far as bo is able with Or. Hearts or othor aathorltlos to too that it is so republished. i k * Mr. 0*Sol11 . Or. Campbell .2. mSICAL BXAHIHATIQS OF THE MBS * IS THE FLAB"? "" 1 1 1 r " ............... (A) Oeounational History While tho personnel Offloo so* has ooeopational historlos oa erery no la tho plant, it was suggested that vo oxaaiao tho 0 8. Publio Health Berrios roooaaoBdod fora and dotoraiao whether our historlos nay ho iaprored. Mr. 0* Weill la eonjunction with Or. Cuapbell vill follow through on this n*ttr (B) - Physical Ex sal nation of Mon at 1 Tine of Saployaent Or. Campbell It was suggostod that vo adopt* If possible, so ' far as practicable, tho routine exaainatipn adopted by tho Sow Tork State Industrial Byglono Authorities which has tho approval of the Metropolitan life Insurance Coapaay. A _s_ 01500 OOZ^f 4ftoBt4ii*K X**Lij *W*r ** ears******sr*, cs.r * M tmi. rairt-,'UiiKa, ' Ml 10a - il. L-firm* oopy of this m given tfe Br* caapbeli. if * ^rc to adopt till rigid routine. it will be necessary to provide th# Stent Boater with better facilities thas new available, this will necessitate primarily a *uiet place to ezaalne tho non. the proximity of tho present ^urtin to tho vibration and noise of tho operating aaehinary renders It laposslblo, for example, to listen to tho heart* this rigid physic*! anamination. if adopted, will ho need for ot loft at two years, and at that tine tho decision say bo aado fta to whothor it should be ooatiaued in tho present fora. (C) I-ray Examination Br* Campbell for the fir at two year a, at least, it was thought adriaabl# to bm z-rayt of tho longs mad# annually of ovary one in tho plant* Dr. Campbell informed ns that thoro ia available in Imrk a resatgenolegiat by tho name of Br. Mitchell, who hoe ozeollont equipment and will probably sake r-rey plat#a of every o&o for about |500 a plooa* Br* caspboll will inquire whothor flat plates will bo satisfactory, or whothor atoreooop^is platoa will ho required* So wija Also determine for es what prieo Dr. Sr. Birth Mitchell will glT# us for thie *<nrk i It wa decided that, if possible, those platoa should bo examined by Br. potter of Chicago* Hr. Birth believed it likely that Br. Potter would analyse those plates for us for about $2*00 a piece. Mr; Hirth will eon- taot Bd. potter and determine for o* what arrangements along this lino may bo made* 4* Of 50 0 0 02.5 {| ;wg* TMisl Kfl CefQ**.*i44o4r99, ta*r f 1 OccMMT it. IM` l* IBUBB * A, r, tfltf' <* fir* Campbell fir* Campbell Hr. d'Peill Hr. Boyd Hr. O'Seill fir.Coapbell Hr. Birth It na mthat we have * few soapl* plates made by fir* Hitohell usd send these to fir. potter to deter mine whether oar technique 1* sstisfaetory* In this connec tion, atteutlea Is., tailed to the Jourasl of Industrial Hygiene whieh contain* an outline of a reeommended teehaiqa#* It was thought tdvissblo to hero fir Campbell cheek this fieehnique. ffi)_-.Dermatitis dll skis irritation* in the Plant should fie seen by the plant fiootor and recorded a* to type, degree, etc. ffcotcgraph# of *12 Dermatitis ease* will fie take* by the Pleat photographer. Ill Dermatitis eaeee, especially these of a re earring nature In any individual, will be tadled to determine whether there are any allergies or special sens!tivities involved, and vhether the node of handling the wool by the patient has say bearing. (2) - Cost Studies At the oat set, the ebeve procedure for asking physical emsminatioas of the men (which Involves provision ef new quiet quarters and additional equipment such as instruments or the like); the taking of the *%rny filatee and their diagonos&S} and the additional tine required by the plant physielan,,are all dependent upon final mtnage- * ' ' sent approval which will be based upon oost studies* Hr* Boyd, working in conjunction with Hr. O'Seill and fir* Campbell, will study this setter and subsit a report on the esse to the aanegeaent* Hr. Birth will submit to Hr. Boyd, fir. potter's estimates* .6*. / Oi 500 002t in ueSf *** T SMM ot aJnIeMMIrn.n, fttmR*,* J<W**t*Bfi * t t, IT-bU'>< 5* TOXIC CBEUX?1LS II THE PU*T Dr, Campbell Hr* Boyd Ur* Baser* Dr* Teapler Dr. teapler Contests if1th purchasing 111 requisitions tor .now chemicals snob as binder*, coatings* eolTent* or ths Ilk will Be cleared with the Pleat Doctor before purchasing the m. the Pleat hooter will obeok the toxieity of the chemicals end make any appropriate recommendations* la this connection, it it noted that Ur. Hesard Hi i Hot of ell chemicals now aoed In the Plant end lo cheeking their toxicity* this report will he made aweilhle to the Pleat Doctor* Dr* Te&pler hee e chart on maxima* eefieeatretioaa op waries* chemicals end will send a copy of the seme to Bnrark* It was suggested that we procure* If possible, pub lications and reports by Dupont of this nature* Dr* Teapler will make Inquiry ae to where these may beet be procured and will submit his findings to Sr* Caapbell* Dr* Campbell 4. PLABT HOPSEKEBPIBG (A) - General Besponslblllty At the present tlae Dr* Caapbell aches monthly tears of the pleat t^e detect any health hasarde and make Br. Heserd Dr* Campbell reoomendstions, ^hls will be Continued* (B) - Past Counts It was decided to request Ur* Baserd to make la the near future a dust eou&t analysis of all danger points in the Plant a&d make a general cheek of other matters 01 500 0021 L J0-g. *** ii* M C*r8*A **, j oeuMr (. it*, it Junta -< k. .1. ,Btm % t *, Mr* Btaelia mob o the bokolit* baking apparatus. pr. Campbell vill 0ftU for aev dost counts, ete*, to be token fro* tin* to tiao vhea conditions change* 6* ' COMPABT CHABBBL FOE BBALTH EiZASD MATTERS the Compel? ehaaael for all health setters vill be the Logoi and Patent Ceportaeat* Oil Batters of this type each i complaints by those using or handling glass vool, inquiries os to tbs health heserd of gUu wool from prospective oitri, insurance companies, mediae! authorities, te, sad the like sboald bo referred to tbls popartseat* there vill be a oloee cooperation between this pepartaoat cad the Personnel Pepertseat et Ieverk es to beeith Betters* Sr* Stadia vill also work eloeely with Mr. Birth aad Pr* teapler in handling health heserd questions with easterners sad users of glass vooi. Mo dofiaite proeedare eaa be outlined at the preseat tiae for these eases aad eaoh vi 11 be treated individually as a product* liability Better* eaf C i 0! 500 0028