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n cs * > Q Z. c41 O y V- Tv- 2. t> S i J k r M^m t t a E .i ^ * ^ il -r rii? fi!r U* II Hi*- -41** ,5*01 =$ Vs N DEPOSITION EXHIBIT L I-P. Mo.3S ~/23 /%C ifyb REPORT OF .MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. . RALSTON,* Chairman Eleven new members atfiiiateci with Air Hygiene Foundation duna? . put yew. The new members we: * ' .' * . ` Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company American Mutual Liability Insurance Company Calco Chemical Company . Colorado Mining Association ' Industrial Tape ^Corporation . Liberty Mutual.-Insurance Company - ' 'Maryland Self-insurers' Association Powers X-rmy Products, Inc. Pullman Company Rustless Iron and Steel Corporation - Toledo Scale Company ., ' -'..Meanwhile.-, eleven .companies failed tp renew-'their membenh;9' * , January. Wirhjthe business upturn--increased-production creating-in-r- need for health'protection--a number of these companies are e.rpe.. return to the fold. - . TViiile the resignations balanced the additions, maintaining the membership at 225 companies, there was an increase of about a in income. This is accounted for by the fact that most of the tempos:-" resigned were small firms. Six of them wre in the S30 a yar -- whereas most of the new members are larger companies in the hign-r bracket. - As Pr. Meller has announced, there has been a pronounced iner'-*'* * the Foundation's surrey service to its members during the year. Th" -* significant development. It links the benefits of Foundation iiu-ir.!--***- more firmly with every-day plant operations. An industrial concern * -* does not know its health hazards, or its lack of them, and have this wf tion in a scientific, specific form, is like a company that does not bn'-* ** costs. Industrial hygiene surveys ire simply inventories. Like invent *"* they must be made periodically. The advantages of such a procedure *" manifold. In base of claims, you have a record showing what the health actually were at the time of alleged injury. That is. you have this " ' *3^ tion if you have been making periodic checks over a period of t:"*^ '2 report you receive from the Foundation removes the "guess e.-r- ^ speculation as to whether there was or wasn't a hazard at the tin:,' r^ . tion. Further, as Mr, Fletcher pointed out here a year ago. a *ur"*v from an outside, independent agency came* more weight in Court . a compensation commission than does a report prepared by your own . ^ In other words, an outside party can talk with greater weight ab ' than you m talk ahour yourself. --. w You all know man** rapacity for spreading rumor, how talc* *f* * Safety Jjinmor. Plioliuieh Plate Class i'moany. 6 3 ** * < y H4/ REPORT OF THE MEM BERSHIP COMMITTEE C. . RALSTON.* Chairman Thirteen vumpanie,. hu\f Ml. They are: wit), the Foundsitet. thus far this . ; . - Corttun Refraetojie, Company Cflrtn] Motor* Corporation HaaehAiiiu Glass Company '* ** International Business Machine; Company Merck Company , ' Migmisturg Paper Company Michigan Mutual: Liability Company, .... ` Neville Company Pittsburgh Clay Pot Company Flatkon Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company Standard Lime and Stone Company Toledo Edison Company - '-- . . ' , ` * Two of the above are old members who dropped out-.during lean yean tsii-renewed .their memberships. dttrtnc.vlS41v \M**nwhi!e. foar tompanie*- nsipried duringtlie.yesr. ' ' ` ' * / ' . Is will be impossible to make a full report on memt*trship work until :*e end of the year. A campaign for new members is now in progress and * have reason to be optimistic al-ctst its results. Mr. Lewi*- H. Brown, President of Jehr.s*Manvi!le Corporation, whirh has beJJ mcmlterrhip sinec ft Foundation was started, has kindly agreed to assist us in the undertaking. Its campaign has been necessarily held up by the fact that the Foundation ` ti> been in the process of changing its name. That change was advocated *1 the Membership Committee, as well as many other persons interested in 5* Foundation, at the meeting here one year ago. After circularizing the eiolrership, and after the due processes of the law, the change from Air hygiene Foundation to Industrial Hygiene Foundation became official oniy wvntly. In fact there are atill some final legalities to be disposed of at a ksiness session here today. Increasing industrial activity tends to increase health hazards--and at * time when the nation sorely needs maximum manpower. Therefore, the *wk of the Foundation is more important now than ever before. It helps mpanies keep precaution; apace with production, which is the only way ** tan offset the increases in sick absences and occupational disease which **vinably accompany an increase in the industrial tempo. In endeavoring to fulfill this important function--keeping precaution* * step with production--the Foundation is performing more and more field l,ii: for its member companies. Luring the past year cur industrial :.vXiei,;*t, Mr. ilallcne. covered approximately 25/j(W miles in making plant rvey). and "trouble shooting" where new processes were being installed. - Orw materials introduced wit), questionable health effects. Purvey work performed in seven states. In August, the staff hygienist flew 2.7C0 miles in three d covering " Dimeter, Pittsburg* Plate Class Company JJ7 /JVA 7 742- ' N** Members Dunns' 19*2. II more companies and associations affiliated with Indiu trial Hygiene Foundation in the organization's efforts to promote hcalthft working conditions, namely: ' tiMfil Mataea Caraaesttan KMNn CuHMnjr Flintfcot* Camacny Qnr*< enruttriM C*f **ny Owtnt.Ctrnmfi Fiberflii Cara. Dtmtn C**ir Comexny Efnelayere Mutual kicalitty Inauranaa Ca. Stratemw* fp*f Cantaany Oraaaar Manufacturing Camaany Dieltw Chemical Camaany Ftcillc Caaat Aaaaciattan Aula and Paaar Manufactur There we now 246 company and association znembers in the Founds tion. These organisations, practically ail of them' directly engaged in w production, employ between 2 and 3 million war workers. , : - . . , ... '. * . Plant* Hygiene Surveys * , ` . - The introduction of unfamiliar and new Chemicals in manufacturin' processes, some with little Imown toxic effects, is demanding even greats attention to .plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses continui to be the most common of -'.11 occupational disease*. . *j The Found*tion.has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in acj previous year. These investigations, supervised by Frank- R. Hlden,' chedl on the possible existence of. health hazards ift.the'wcrkplacea.- If hazard}. . are detected^effectual -measures are devised for.their correction. 'Besides fostering healthful working conditions', the Foundation's plant surrey} are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing' harmonious lab relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which are often sonro of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, bo: state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One eviden of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in tii yeaT whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation public*} tions at less than cost. Since this arrangement was initiated 12 montfct ago, 4 federal agencies ineluding Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 ciri* have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an 4 private specialists have auw availed themselves of this material. Research * '* The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering n sear:b in industrial health with grants to The Saranac'Laboratory, Univer sity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Public Health. Findings frotf these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in toui cology is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. . Publications j Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to men; bers during tbe year. These publications, giving the results of research are as follows: 1. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films. Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms os Large Films. ' 4 '' //' V% /y*rcJ *i` ,: f .- MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION it . Abingdon MkAIUry M*Au(teiuni)( Co. Abtuit* Cmpu; Oriwrsl Ormdlng Wheel* Curpurathu, General Muturs Corporation AAraeive Division, U. S. Rubber Company Oeneral Refractories Company Abrasive Products Company Olee# Container Association AUBnr LliOlum 3ml Corporation Gtenshaw Glass Company. Inc. Allegheny iltuirurgh Coal Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturer* a**'h Allit'Ctaimtn Mmulttitirinc Con*. The Allison Company Alunioun Comptny of America American Abrasive Company . American Air Filter Com pony, lug, American Brake Shoe Compel)) American Cyenaimd Company * * American Emery Wheel Work* American iron A Steel Inetituic American kinmr Cungeee* American Mutual Liability Jnsuranw t*. American Opttvnl Company Americas Red 1stnr A Slanilin) Sanitary Corporation Amencaa Bcfractertee Inetituic - The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery * Corundum Cnninui* Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Heart-Alia* Glass Company Kevin Mining Company Hercules Powder Company John IV. Higmrnn Company O. Uommel Company Mauiiclo Hocbecnild S. A M. I. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation International Buslnta* Machine. Cwp. Internal Iona) Nickel Company, Jik-. American Smelting A Reflninp Commit)' American Bine Institute Jack A Helots. Ine. Jackson MlUa Emery Company American Zinc, lead A Smeiilnr Comiaiiy Jamison Coal A Coke Company Anacende Copper Mining Company Jobna-Manvllle Cotpuratlon Aae'n of Casually A Surety Executive.* Jonea A La ughJin STegrCorporaikMi Automobile Manufacturer. AuMUttimi Key.tnne Emeryltllls Ball Brothers Company Kimble Glass Company Bertieti-Colltns Company ./ Bay Slate Abrasive Product. CAipmv Bethlehem Steel Company. Inc. Bird A Son, Inc, Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Comiuny Bunker Kill A Sullivan Minina aCencentraUnx Company The Carborundum Company Central SlUca Company Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing t'oinpmiy Climax Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman, lu. Tbe Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Minins A Smelting CiMiipany of Canada. Ud. Corhart Refraetoriee Cnnipany Corning GUa* Works Cortland Giindlnr Wheel. Corporal Phi Davison Chemical Coeioration Beckers Creek Sapd Company Denver Fire Clay Company The Kirk A Blum Manufacturing Knppera Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lava Crucible Company of Plttaburcl E. J. Latino A Company Lead Industrie* Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Macklntoeh-Hempblll Company Macklln Company Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Aasoelntinn Merck A Company. Inc. Mexico Hefractorles Company The Miamiaburg paper Company Michigan Mutual Liability Compnnv Mid-Went Abraetve Company M In* Safety Appliance* Company Monsanto Cliemtea] Comiatny Mutual Chemical Company of Amrriii J. S. McCormick Company A. P. deSanno A Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding "Wheel Cninpunv Diamond Alkali Company Domore Chair Company. In.-. Unv Chemical Company B F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation National Crushed Stone Association.;. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Send Aetnaiai.iNatlonal Lead Company National Flag AaeociaMon The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company EaglcPlcher Dead Company Ebsseo Servlcee. Inc. North American Refractories C*o"). Norton Company Electro Rcfractonee A AJIeve Corporal out Norton Pike Company &nplorer* Mutual Liability Insurance t `n. Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company. Inr, EiDlon Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Slitre Company Owena-Oorntng Fibenrlsus Corpr.rat,... The Falk Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Firestone Tire a Rubber Compnnv Firth Sterling Steel Company The Fllntkote Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Aae'n Fraaler-Slmplejc. Ire. Fuller Merrtam Company Paeillr Coast Association of Pulp A- ! . M anufuturers Psnlpsular Grinding Wheel Common renn-Rlttlon Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporal I'heln* Dodee Corporation flttsbureh Coal Compapy Calvin Manufacturing Company Garro Products. Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abraaiee Company, lac. Pittsburgh Piste Gl.se Cemnanv PJaskon rkvlaton. XJbbey-Owen*.y... Port lend Cement Association Powers X-Ray Products. Inc. MEMBERS OF IN.' .* - Precision Grinding Wheel Cor,. The Pullman Company ; Pullman-Standard Car Manuipyrens Manufacturing Cornua. As rocioe-Manhattan. Jnv. Rislin Mining Corporation II If. Robertson Company Pafetv First Supply Compaliv gaiety Grinding Wheel A Mat Claude B. Schneible Company . Joseph E. Seagram A Sonr. In mmann Furnace Company . ptmnno* Worden White Conn'. Alrtf Proem Company Ault Weal Box Cumpatiy gt Joseph Lead Cemtuny ptamlard Abrasive Wheel)Vii ptsnrtan) Lime A Stone Comp:. Sterling Grinding Wheel Corr.i Stuck ton Fire Brick Company The Sun Rubber Company ; Teoaa Gulf Sulphur Company Tuan Abrasives Compeny 1 Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company . Trenton Potteries Company Trt-ginie Zinc A Lead Ore TV- Aeeocla tion ' FEDERAL GOVERNS: . A>> Fcrvice Command. Fairrtrh yiorpou of Medicine A Surgvry. ' ,-aiW nf Ordnance. Chlcsc'i, 1!) laduatml Hygiene Service. Ok ; t*ny. Okl*. ladusirial Safety Division. Hu: . Arsmal. Alabama ' Industrial Hygiene Laborator X- itallimora, Md. ticdiral Supply Officer. Fort M. wavy Yard. Charleston. S. C. j enure Establishments Ptv. N.v Tu,iimk( Valley Authority C * public Health Service STATES l^usriment of Health, Cilll'n Inisrtmtnt of Health. Connc-.' fwp.rtment of Health, Cnnit. fnyarimvnt of Health. Ida hi, Isiurnntht of Health. lllinot(tansrtment of Health. Indian:, tnpsrtment of Health. Inva Iwfwrtment of Health Kuftjv - i^artmsnt of Health. Louism . Duiutiment of Health. Maryh>: TWpertinent Of Health, >fluuu: , (Moariment of Health, Month r. l.i.nm<nl of Labor. New Ti l**i**rtmeQt of Htaltb, Ohio - apartment of Health, Oklahb' tuiurimrnt of Labor A Indurt t*nnsylvanla Igwriir'nt of Health, Tenner . msartmsnt of Health. Texas . ewnsrtm.nt of Health, Utah : ptienmiM of Health. Vermin :. fianariment of Health. Vlmai . *V(.rtment of Health. West V 1 |._1 -u-.w, of Health. Wisec^AeeirtaJ Commission of Ohio Multiple Meineersnip ) i > . 2 If- M Ctnr. llM*. in* CMHittny industrial hygiene foundation biiAiiiK i Caagujr, Inc. fulimu Cowr r.eeien-aietuierO Car Maoulectunnr Co. Utrt* Mwiifunmni Company ntinufUMtoiiaA. Inc. . um attaint Corporation ' a M.SebeneOB Company > atfir nm Supply Cmaur wui CtMlM Wheel A Machine Co. .>wie u. Sehneible Company * >.--rt K. Searram A Son*. Inc. wuott Furnace Company made Worden Whll* Company Mut Frereae Company Mia Wool Sox Company r seech Lead Company MMriafd Abraalve Wheel Company uaderd Lima * Slone Company ema* Ojindinx Wheel Company ween* Fire Brick Company ear dan Rubber Company f*eae Celt Sulphur Company raia Beuntt Company >ai Fdiaon Company tMeda Scale Company iinmi Foitorie# Company M-aitle Zinc Alaid Ore Frwdwcrs jmorlat Ion Union Carbide * Carbon CorporaUen . Uoiled Euiuinu * Foundry Company Helped stelae Potiara Aaow.iatlon United Staiaa SmelUoc ftafliunp a Minin* Company Unltad fitalaa Steel Corporation of Pel. Unlvenaai Suitary Xanulutunn* Co. Utah Copper Company UUtiUaa Saaaareb Commlaalon* Talley Mould d Iron Corporation Vanadium Corporation of America Veeutlua Crnclbla Company Vitrified Wheal Company TfalthaiP'Orindlnt Wheel Company WuMnpen mile Abraalve Com pul' Wedron Silica Company The S. K. Wellman Company Waat Companr Wcatorn Precipitation Corporation Weotfiald Crtndlnc Wboel Company WeeUnrhouae Air Stake Company Waettnxbouee Electric A Mix. Company Whitehead Brother* Company WSIlecn Product*. Inc. . Wieronaln Abraalve Company ` , WolFa tiew Froceea Abraalve Wbtil. Inc. . Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company Any tututnm *v _ latum ,tiv - _ PHoy a'ny J r Airifrln ` SUBSCRIBERS.-' FEDERAL OOVERN MENT "* ' -CITIES" ' ' i ticrvln Commasd. Fatmeld. Ohio. w.*att of Medicine A Surxery, Kavy Dept. larM Ordnaitve. Cblcato, 111. ..Mittl Hyptesa Service, Oklahoma nr, Okie. aCMinal Safety Division. Huntsville panii, Alabama _ Ma*riai Hygiene laboratory, ' unnaore. lid. - .Ami Supply Officer. Fort Mason. CaL . mu Trd. Cbarlrateo, S, C.' " :. <e fceiabllalsmence piv. Navy Dept. ` ....... Valley Authority - - Department of Health. Baltimore, Md. Department of Health. Detroit. Mich. Department of Health. St, Loula, Me. - OTHERS _ . Dr. Eleton I-'Bellcnap . :r t>fj Char(ex Kemm Good ' Dr. J. W. 0. Hannon r FaVUc Health Service Dr. E. R. Hsyhurdt Dr. N. P. Henderson O *oitwtny ' ; ``&A ioration tt runny -.V'4 . , -V" ` -ration , va-Frft Co. STATES wauiaant of Health, California .ment of Health. Connecticut. hoiaMt of Health. Georgia ....nmttii of Health, Idaho .(.tnaenl of Health, Illinois e^itineal of Health. Indiana fUinnt of Health. Iowa **.ni**t of Health. Kaseaa muboii of Health. Loutolane m&nmmi of Health, Maryland ^niiini of Health. Miaeourt ..nmem of Health, Montana Mmrtmnt of Labor. Hew York Mnutnl of Health. Ohio .eMnineat of Health, Oklahoma :mnivn( of labor ai industry, rwaarleanla naniwm of Health, Tenneooer numm of Health. Tease Minttl of Health, Utah ' mimit Of Health. Vermont jM/iment of Health, Vlrrintn mniwit of Health, Wear flrxlnia anei'rt of Health. Wleeonetn ,, anal Commtcoicm f Ohio Mr. J, H. HoMeo Dr. Hedwlx S. Kuhn Dr. Gee. E. Home Dr. E. D. McDonell Dr. C. 0. Senplnrton John# Honklni Untvereirv Unlverelty of Colorado Mod leal Administration Service FOREIGN .- Department of Fonstona A Health. Ottawa. Canada - Department of Health A Public Welfare. Winnipeg, Canada Bmiab Mlnlxtry of Supply Minton International Labor Office. Montreal Medical Reeoarch Council London Ministers Santa A B. E. Social Hyp. Quebec. Canada Motherland Government Commlaalon for Scientific Documentation MuitipM Momoerenlp *5SStS li mi | '-,.v I :' l 1 'V xSi*> * * ? ^**5 ^ < * t *?&>?:-'> v Sf' *i ip T ' -. r . 4 - f. - - l*Ki : rt# ? r : t *? I?; t s3Si -< r- * f ^: , =r?i s '/'yi * * : V$K - #* . --A AMlik*I.Hi I'.Him, , Ji.. L'.X, UuM>-rt'nniNi` AU'SH'' **r.ll|( Ahw | t t,.<i Alt*i>l**l} Lwllum I'nilmriilMiii . --O tilaiiKHiil ,Mka|| <%hi<i:-<>> Iwiik A Iota fI I'umiwiii, fn. 1 kAHii* Clwlk CumiKini. 1h>' Ikiw <*|.'iiii.*:i| Cmnit.i fl. P. J*rjik.'r>r.icl 1*11 ll>l>urvtl t'lkil `MMKtlaV Mtiiiuf-*ili>riiic <`r|>. 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Pi.ji.j. . ... iHiiri.Hi, Uhl.y.i'm. . m| I J,| i.li.*|l , .., *'.**-nI Aarn>iaii.-i: . . * v t:.i tv.Hlif*m. )?>. . i.i;iifHiiiu,'W)tn..|r,.. .. l`liU.|4llll' kiHMii(...-iiirinc VIOLA* TION c .*< !# Q' a AIM-. r*rf^nlbt rt'xntirtMr, lit.- ''`'(l.lliV uiit tt . / -I--:*io.e* ||,c. |>U io** -- }, IlK'. uiiuiiy :tu. A*X'M 111 -l 11 t 4lH4i i 'tit || ny. iiM- * members of industrial hygiene foundation . -- .. J uorlal. Ini' IU)boil<NMiiHlintUii, liir. ti. Jbner> Mill* --Me <! I . .... tUpoblw S(l CorNmuen................. Rlaltu Allnlne cVpiratim Kwk A- Slum Alnulrivrlni! iWmmiiv II. li. RaUhaen C**uMi>y Mnll'MIllWII)' : -- S-- - -- i. -- . . i<iii:tilin i*hiiut t'lwnpsoy i'hiiiamv I'lttnlmrch iiaftiy Wrt Supply C<uiinj' Ssfdy firiaduo; Wheel A Machine Co. I'lanAr It. Company Kivu Avittiln '* |-hm<mii . d Mui'irm A*m'Ui(mh< . --M-- . Jn*fph K Smsrnm 4e Sons. Inc. lilHrnanKO Kumacr < '<uii|<aii) Klnmnila Wnrrirti While 'Muiwny Smith )Vrit )la (`tmiiiitiiy iVunpony MK-t S-lf*tiis*or*' AMi'liin ^ON>4ltM llIKItlAIHv < `l4tl|N .Mni'ton** i'>m|Mny 4 AVt Aliniivv Company . IllHJ A|>|>|laDri4 riWl|iV . riHimany mI i*nininyiif Ainu ii-a MC . V.rMii.i.'l i'nmiHr St. Joseph low**I OmiiMny Siiimlart AbtHtlve Whi.| I'timpany Standard W*w K Stone I'amtiny Stcrliiur Orindlm: \Vii*e| Cnnitiany TJe Sun Rul>lHT`mi*ny .. T . Tefcia t.nlf Sulphur i 'imi|lk|ifv' Tllaii oUiiMnitni'otHpotty Ti*4h <'tMM|vt'ti.v 7**Mn Soitj.- < 'nnuny TMitiin rotten** t'orntemy ^ Mil Akon'iatlvA f ilniuil < rf-MlH* t ' .**! 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White.fla-eo-- ford Co. ^afliWloniihiii * .^iviMont Awwiaiion X-lt-if rrinliiolo. Iik. wh linn'lmt Wheel r<'ni|ny. Jiu- VMiiuilimii r.irtairatinii of .Miwrica V***m <us 'oiKih-Miy VitritM Wtw'i'l < *i>n>:t>v -- W .. Wuliliam tirliHUnc \VI -I :miutiy Waxhinuton Mill* Abrasive i <tni|any Wnlnui Sili.-a I'MuiMiiy Wei Company ' \VV*t Vircmut Mii*iif;ii*iui-r>.` Weaiern rreeipitatloii Corporation Weutfleld Crlndtnr Wheel Company Weailnflieuat Air Brake Cwunany Wehtinahnuar Klei'trlr rie|iniin* Whitehead Brothers Company Wilburn Products. }n<~. Wfmhrup iViiiitiil *oiii|ii.(iy. Inr. Wtw/>a*in Aliranw <'nmp;mv Wolfs N^tv y>r.4l>r;iMit'<' Wheel. 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Rubber Company The Carborundum Company Abrasive Grain Association Caterpillar Tractor Cofnpany Abrasive Products Company Central Silica Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation ^Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company , , Robert F. Coleman, Inc. .. 1 AIlis-Chalnien'Mamifacturing Company The Colorado Mining Association Aluminum Company of America Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries. Ltd. American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. Americas Brake Shoe Company ' . AmericanCan'Company .1 American Cyanamid Company ' '1' American Emery Wheel Works Consolidated Mining A Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company . Corning Glass Works . . Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation. * i, % . * .. ; ', j --D-- . American Foundry Equipment Company Davison Chemical Corporation - . American Iron A Steel Institute ' Deckers Creek Sand Company American Mining Congress American Optical Company A. P. DeSanno it Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting & Refining Company American Zinc Institute Amtrican Zine. Lead A Smelting Company Diake! Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Drmvo Corporation Anaconda Copper Mining Company ---- Anthracite Institute Arrow-Mutual Liability Insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty it Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co- Ltd. ' Automobile Manufacturers Association Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associate Ebasco Services, Inc. Electro Refractories A Alloys Corporation Eijer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company, Inc. --B-- Exolon Company Ball Brothers Company BarUvtt.Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird it Son, Inc. ' Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Bill A Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company, --F-- The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company H. E. Fletcher Company * Foote Mineral Company _ Ford Motor Company v ' Found]-}' Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Fraiier-Simplex, Inc. Fuller Merriam Company *" The Funkhouser Company * Multiple MemPtramp 112 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION . --G-- - " Careo Products. Inc. . Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company, Ine. General Aniline & Film Corporation Genera) Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company G lent haw Glass Company. Jne. A. P. Green Fire Prick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Asm. ' ; -- H --' The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Kaael-Atlas Glass'Company - Hercules Powder Company- ' . ` John W. Higmin Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. M, L O. Homme] Company . Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Interchemical Corporation International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Jackson Hills Emery Company Jamison Coal & Coke Company Johns-Matmlle Corporation Jones 6 Laughlin Steel Corporation --K-- Kcasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Mills .Kimble Glass Company The Kirk & Blum Manufacturing Company The Edwin M. Knowles China Company Hoppers Company -- L-- Homer Laughlin China Company Lavs Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. Lavino Company Lead Industries Association --H-- M*ckin!oh*Hcmp5SlfCompany Mbcklin Company ' Magma Copper Company Maryland SelfInform* Association M*y'er China Company ' J. S. McCormick Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company . Mutual Chemical Company of America . --N-- National Association Fan Manufacturers National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand it Gravel Association National Slag Association National Steel Company National Supply Company . The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company --O -- Ontario Mining Association Oriental Abrasive Company * Ottawa Silica Company Owens-CorningFiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company iluJUpy. XleaiorrsMn j:3 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-Riliton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Polaroid Corporation Portland Cement Association Posture Research Corporation Powers X-Ray Products, Inc. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. ; The Pullman Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company ` --E -- --T-- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc A Lead Ore Producers Association ~P~ Union Asbestos d^ubber Company Union Carbide A Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining A Mining .. Company .' United States Steel Corporation of Del.. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* Ra'ybestos-Mxnhattan.ln'c. _ Republic Steel Corporation ' Rialto Mining'Corporation. ` H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company . ` --S-- Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel A Machine Co. Sand Products Corporation Claude B. Sehneible Company Shenango Furnace Company Simends Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company Standard Lime & Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company sun Sand Company --T-- Tata Sons. Ltd. Taylor. Smith A Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company -- V-- , ' Valley Mould A Iron Corporation Van Cleef Bros. _ Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company . Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures Association ' Vitrified Wheel Company . --W-- Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company West Virginia Manufacturers* Association Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Company Weitinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products. Inc. Winthrop Chemical Company. Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolf's New Process Abrasive Wheel. Inc. --Y-- * Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company * * .Multtjuv ilwmiriMTftlP 114 I-H-F IN 1947 t JOHN F. McMAHON Mtiujmj Director, Indmtrul Hyficnc Foundsbofi What has Industrial Hygiene Foundation don* dui^tg_!he past year? The following are some partial answers to that .question: At the first meeting of the .Foundation's Board of Trustees, on Decern- ber 16, 1935, this organisation was launched with 23 member companies and associations. -As of today, there are 349 members- ' ' Twenty-two companies and associations have affiliated thus far this year. They are: ' 1 American C.u Company ' Anthracic-- Institute ' ** ' Atlas Powder Company. . ** ., : Austin Motor Company (England) Crucible Steel Company , Federal-Mugul Corporation Firestone Tire A Rubber Co. Ford Motor Company General Ceramics A Steatite Co. General Electric Company Godrej and Boyce Mfg. Co. Inland Steel Company National Ass*n Fan Manufacturers `NationatPulverizing Company . National Steel Corporation National Supply Company New Jerxy Pulverizing Company Pittsburgh Cttke A Chemical f'. Shamn Steel Corporation Sun Oil Company Sun Sand Company Sylvania Electric Product* Co. Actually, the number of new members is 64- inasmuch as one of the organizations is the Anthracite Institute, whieh has taken out a multiple membership covering its 32 member companies. There are now 103 special subscribers--rovemmental agencies, private institutions, etc. Field Work Field work continued to increase ip a satisfactory manner ami it-- studies in approximately "0 different plants. This work win be <lt-er---i Mr. Hatch, the Foundation's Research Director. In an engineering * for the pottery industry, directed by Mr. Hemeon. Head Er.uir.irtT. -** Foundation collaborated with the 11. S. Potters Association to hold a Dust Control Clinic here in Mellon Institute on October 13. Sixteen com panies sent 31 representatives to this all-day conference. * 4 /Z & jtkw. 2-^. /fV7 . . I-H-F IN 1948 JOHN F. MeMAHON t* Mn Membership The mnd*rhip f Industrial Ilyjrienc Fmuplatum tw*w ntimb*r> 353 n>m|>Hiiin and as***riati,,ns. -plus 105 sprrU! subscribers. Xetr members thirirtfr tfir year'll* date are: Canadian Institute of Stove and Furnace`.Manufacturers, - . Ferro Enamel Corporation The Cliddett Company The B. F. Goodrich 'Company Home*take Mining Company. Panfborn Corporation Revere Copper It Brass. Inc. ife Company ............ j Standard Oil Company <NJ.) ! , Meanwhile, kpplicativns Jor membership hayejust been- roct*iv*ii "from Lever Brothers Company ami Southern Mi-a Company. The*. will be acted upon by the Foundation's Foard of Trustees at thci? annual meetiii" today. - Research Early thi* year. the Foundation announced the cstahlidimeitT . a Dm' laWratury for industrial toxicuintry and physiology, This st.-i was taken in r<*spon>o t demands from member companies, The i**v laboratory marks a hijthly important J.i.vmifr in the development *' this research aoisoeiarinn of industries--a development that *t renin li. ens the Foundation and that prouiiws important benefit* not only to the members and their employees but ultimately to all members <*. America's industrial society. ,; Tw projects, both of one-year duration, have already been mint ated and several short-time investigations have been complet'd. . Plant .ctnrlifs and field ri&fnrrh*< conducted by the Foundation staff ihi* year have exceeded. both in scope and importance. anythin; previously undertaken. The v..rk has included a trip by tv,, men ! Smith America and a number >f trips to Gimnla. Foundation research will Is- dealt wirh fully thi* iimruiu? in report hv Mr. Hatch, our Hesearch Director. C-t j -. A. /*, 4?> /"***. t1 FOUNDATION FACTS johk f. McMahon Membership The followin'* companies xml urbanizations artiliated or re-uffil* ainl with Industrial Jivjriene Fuiiridorion duriju.' Ih-lP ' ' I'eri-ei Company . ` SieonycVtntam OH Company Texas Company . Sylvania Electric Products. Inc. DoehlerrJarvis Corporation Lerer. Brother* Company ` Jeffrey Manufacturing Company ` Home Cable Company Meta) & Thermit Corporation Southern Mica Company "West Vireinia Manufacturers * Association . . .'East' Indian Railway ' ` ' Field Studies The volutin* of field studies carried on dtirijyr llic year was sTeaier than ever lw>fre. Hibhlibht' of litis -work iindudi'd half a dozen surveys dealing with community air pollution: tho- were made for Foundation Members in tin* sieel and pins* industry, and for the Atomic Energy Commission. Likewise a number of studies were made r are in progress, to determine the health and medical n-eds of eertain member companies. The Foundation welcome*) projects of this kind, showing a company what it should have to provide adetjuaicly for the health of its employees, the cost, administrative pro cedures. the medical faeilties needed for a civen type of firm--these sinsiirnte lastin? contributions to labor, industry, to human relations, in developiii;.' human resources. Personnel MY announced tw the Foundation s membership tin- appointsnent ii 3>r. II. 31. S"'iircnk as n**se:iri-li Ditv-etot- of Industrial Hy*,ii**nr Foundation. This plesiti** development bi'cjine- .fi'**etive October ), lir. Ni-hrcnk i-iiiites to tin* Foundation after <*s:;dilisi::n" an inir-roeti.jnal reputation in industrial h> unite at the F.S. hureau of Mines atid more recently wiili the I'.S. Public llcalib Service. Mt\ Theodore F. Uan-li is no" dividing his tinte between the Foundation and the new School iif Public Health ot the I'nivcrsitv of Piitsburpit-- 153 A* .* !Aa^u /3ull-. Afc. /// ) /yt /7^7 ) C\ s-o . FOUNDATldN FACTS ANDREW FLETCHER, EnS.D. It !)> been JiJin -tttftin to iiri-'enr in von at time "Foundation Fai-ts." Thar nipwii-dbility toUv fall* on nu*. Mv*t . of yon tiiAiv Rim the fa<*t ar<*. but we. -have probably a . few m.-x ' ' ' . members Simla feWimw *frie.K' <> I will jn-t briefly mtrlme rh---:;;. . ' . Oar Foundation starred in when a "roup of companies bttud-'d together mi account of the siltt-viis problem. That organization i ' known as the Air Hygiene Foundation. We had only some 20 rum. * panies, bat-the early work of the Foundation so impressed other companies that year .after year mtr membership has increased. -until . . .. today .live liave approximately. 33t> of theroutstandiug-<*ompanies tit the .-. ' ` 'FnitecI Stares who are really interested in improving the working anil living conditions of their employees. National recognition to the Foundation as a competent. intparrial research organization was not long in t-muing, and today. geiniciiieii. we dewrve- that recognition. I hope that we will always Judd ii. The eight puinttutiim who joined u>> this year are rept`'*4j,,,T;ir'v-> ..f nr membership lil--anyone who wi.idd |;i;.* to li.iv.-........mph-ic l;*t s' <*nr meiidi.*)-^hiji ini obtain it through our orti>-e. h-re. The .-i-h,' i*ew i-oiupanit". which joined in 1 d-IO were; Bradley Minina Company ' A. M. Byers Company _ Commercial Solvents Corporation .. Gulf Oil Corporation Joy Manufacturing Company . . . tVvckoff Steel Company General Ceramics and Steatite Corporation ` Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company T would be amis* if 1 didn't tell yon that ymir Foundation ;* in excellent financial rendition. We started the year with roughly tdcl.utui in ...-h and -liorr term tiovemmem h.nuk. and we c>ii"-,.rthat we will end lfi.'ilJ with Slla.IMIU. Major Research Problems H<*~-ap ii results in fdi'tv t'M-rruetive |oli.-i--. unerring If"1* working conditions e.m only be ha-ed on tarts. And tarns sir" r raiitiy the prodm-t of y.*r Foundation. The goal of ..nr Fotindari--'1 Li somewhat visionary. and its labors will only be completed vb.-si l4) * jSM.a. at ^ 'u ws& I FOUNDATION FACTS C RICHARD CALMER. M.D. Mea$Mf Director, Jadaftnal Hyjievc Fowodctioc - It is iudeed * pleasure to have so tunny of tli-' Foundation', infillher compKuie* repts-wujrd here today, The charter tuMl^rs of Industrial Hygiene Foundation visualized it unifying iutr i the Milvaucvuieut of occupational bealtliNm-au ifidustry-trid.. front, anil l think your presance-here twd*y;justih*-s their belief that indasrry needed and wanted such an organization. The joint effort of companies to foster health of workmen has been an effective method of dealing with socio-economic problems relating to industrial health. Of equal importance in advancing industrial health are the in dividual efforts of companies to achieve optimum health maintenance in their respective plants. 1 think the member companies of Industrial Hygiene Foundation are leaders in this respect. TVe want at this time to welcome seventeen new tnomlwr- in this year's meeting. They are: ^ * .Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation .011* Incorporated ' Association of American Railroads Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers. Inc. Boeing Airplane Company The Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company Do** Corning Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States FarrelJ-Cbeek Steel Company Jesse 5. Morie & Son. Inc. Minnespolis-Honeywell Regulator Compai Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Association Casualty Insurance Company Sauereiaen Cement* Company Sperry Gyroscope Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Wald Industries Inc. Western Maryland Railway "VCc hope tii.it all of you will consider the Foundation part rottr own technical staff, and we look forward to Isting of ass^um. to you. During the past year the Foundation's staff completed a nnml'-r of important field and reseaprh projects. Ent'ironttivnr.ij surveys wer* U3 I ?c\ Bejtrints. of addre*>-e> continue to jbe in demand. Requests are Mill coming in for tbe talk on "TLe Human Side of Purine**." which teas made at the 1950 meeting by Dr. Donald K. David. Dean, Gradu ate School of liusmess Administration at Harvard. There have been sumer**u requests for copies of Don O. Mht-bril *> 1951 keynote addr*** on'*lluman Dignity." , .. Tin* Pdlmring companies have affiliated with tlb---Foundation since January 1: : ' American Fotmdrymen's Society - CWveiand-Ctfff* Iron . . Company ' General Mills. Inc. General Steel Cactinys * Company kakev Foundry and Machine Company < , . .. Pennsylvania Railroad Company PrismoSafety Corporation Sahdia Corporation' , ' Trion. Inc. CS- Pipe and Foundry . West Michigan Steel Foundry Company - Wheeling Steel Corporation Company , 'The'Fotmdation'.js riQW*ervia?-m`>re than 300 member companies. The American Iron and Steel Institute trabiinsr program is one of three established at the Foundation. A new--anil important one to us--is that of the Foundation** *psirmtr thy further education .of a medical graduate who is at present studying in the l*niv*rsity of Pittsburgh Graduate Scln**! of Public Health. The Fniverriry grants a scholarship, and the Foundation giv*- financial assistance to the student. This trainee program is tin* beginning of the Founda tion`s plan to train future staff members. In addition to this student in the Graduate School. the Founda tion employs part time an undergraduate student of chemical engi neering, who is a prospective future staff member. lusted among the managing director's activities for tbe past year were numerous talks, one of which took place at the Tenth Interna-rionaJ Congress on Industrial Medicine held in Lisbon. Portugal, in September. While abroad, the managing director also discussed tbe role of industrial hygiene in the 79-nation World Health Organiza tion when he conferred at its headquarters* in Geneva. Switzerland, with the director. Dr. Iro-k Chi-holm. Dr. II. Ii. Sehrenk. research director, and *V\\ C. L. Hemeon. engineering director, spoke on "Smoke Abatement" at a recent monthly meeting of the City Council .f "UVirtou. West Virginia. Thomas . Millsop. President o: the City Council, al-o is president of TVeirton Steel Company which, at jires-m. ha> a trainee in the American Iron and $?*! Institute program at the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Laboratory in Mellon 3n-tituic. rj 7/ulu>o. 3 /It-v-' /S~. /'f-w' fa*d***ji Trraannssaacctliioonnss oofl llbtlhh AA*nnual Meeting. Industrial Hygiene * -t a------- 2-- Thursday, November 19, iyo$. p ether health fields is becoming iscreasiagly evident. It is directly allied irith public health in that a workman must be kept healthy hours a day if he is to do as efficient job for 8 of those hours. There fore, progressive managements concern themselves with the phy^iri] # and aestal well-being of the worker, his family, hit whole communin'. Physical examinations of employees catch sonoccupational diw**-* in their incipient stages while there is still .time to effect a cure. Physical defects are also uncovered and sake i^>ible to place tip man on a job commensurate with*h physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically productive years. Health education in the plant is reflected in improved living standards outside its walLs. ' Everybody benefits, including-.the; employer.'-.. `- ' %. ' *. * Essential Part of Management Program In certain companies, in-plant health programs have redu<-nj absenteeism by more than 29%, labor turnover by almost the shim-, . and have cut occupational .diseases.in..half. Considered-in this. light *. Jit is obvious`that a-'gppd industrial health' program -'is to;ves*titii,j ' . 'part of toy management program in industry; 2 don't need to Kp.,-U ' out to you the disrupting and costly effect that absenteeism almir has on production. The savings through reduction in absenteeism ..........ean easily offset the cost of a health program. . To achieve the best possible working and living conditions for their employees, many industries have turned to Industrial Hygiene- Foundation for guidance. Although we have shown a continuiti? growth over the last 28 years, I am happy to aay that 1353 has In-,, one of our most satisfactory, as evidenced by: Can Manufacturers institute, Inc. .. Continental Can Company Sugar Beet Produel* Company McLean Manufacturing Company Kvnnceolt Copper Corporation DocKler-Jama Division, National Lead Company Rem-Crc Titanium, lac. Owea*>Coraiaf Flberglaa Corporation McLain Fire Brick Company Johnaon and Johnaon Rsberoid Company 8U fiegis Paper Company m  / 9 r </ FOUNDATION FACTS * C RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Mm9Mf Dim, Hthm Tliv most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Founda tion's progress ami growth is 10 l>e found right here in this auditor* hint. The incrrasiug attendance at each Annual Meeting is evidence if tlw enthusiastic support you and the companies you represent are giving to the Foundation. "With such interest, it was'inevitable that ti>- Foundation would achieve much in its first 2U years toward mak ing etter environmental health a reality.* "Kith a continuation of this interest, tft look forward confidently to a still greater degree of success. . Membership ' * * . WV arc pleased to welcome twelve new member companies to this yrut's meeting. They are: ; . Asbestos Corporation Limited . Commonwealth Sanitation Company.. - i. *" "G.H. Pack^'ood - Manufacturing Company ' ' * "*' Georgia4 Kaolin Company . ' ' ' ' Mechanical Industries, Inc. . Phillips Petroleum Company Pitot Chemical Company 1 Radio Corporation of America L L. Stiles and Sons Brick Company U. S. Asbestos Division of Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Western Electrochemical Company Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation ' 't. ' This brings the Foundation's membership to 3(35 companies hav ing a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers the monthly Digest and other publications now include 12S gov ernmental health agencies and other health and education institutions. Annin? them are 3<T such organizations in 34 foreign countries. Almost every industrial category is represented on the Founds'ion's membership rosier. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be the medium through which all of these diversified industries can unite ib-ir efforts in protecting the health of their workers and their --iisumers. Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest aud support of Mellon Institute. We owe a [5] / I AVe like tu f*i*t that fltnunrh the years these Meetings. i*m>. hav* proved valuable tu you in utfnr.liog ;m opportunity to get 1*igeiii*T wirh representatives of fields other titan ynnr own so that lines >.f communication ran le strengthened and problems ironed out. TTc hope tliAt all of you. and particularly the new members, will take every opportunity to vail on the Foundation's staff for assists*.-*.. I would like to weleume. at this time, eleven new mem Iters to thij year's meeting. They are: . V - Bauch Chemical Company . ... The Beryllium' Corporation Corn Products Refining Company Croose-Hindi Company Crown Zellerhach Corporation Detroit Steel Products Company Industrial Idemnity Company Mechanical Industries, Inc. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh Steel Company Standard Oil Company of California This twentieth year of the Foundation's existence saw the com pletion of a number of important field and research projects and the initiation of new ones. Environmental surreys included studies of dust exposures and other atmospheric contaminants, for which control procedttres were recommended nud parallel medical controls set up. Several surveys involved determination of the outdoor air pollution as well as that at specific manufacturing operations. Two complete medical surreys were made which resulted in the modernization of existing medical programs to encompass health maintenance activities. Several new products have been investigated in our toxicological laboratory to ascertain whether any harmful properties were present. Other studies were carried out to determine the effects on the lttnrs of dust from various substances used in manufacturing. One of those investigations extends over a three-year period, another over two years. ' Extensive air pollution investigations continued throughout th" year. The work earried on by the Foundation this year involved a budget expenditure of a quarter of a million dollars. Figures were cut close, but w expect to end the year with a balanced budget. Our total cash and securities amount to $17Jr000. Elected to the Board of Trustees this year were Mr. Jojjn Bugas. [63 'N 1 rt - III X ;v 3 DEPOSITION EXHIBIT I l-P. Aio.BS 1/2*1 M, iWt REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. . RALSTON,* Chairman Eleven sew members azfiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation dunag put year. The new members arc; '. ' . ' Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company , American Mutual Liability Insurance Company Cairo Chemical Company .. Colorado Mining Association '. Industrial Tape ^Corporation . Liberty Mutual.Insurance Company "Maryland Self-Insureiu' Association Powers X-ray Products, Inc. ' Pullman Company Rustless Iron and Steel Corporation Toledo Scale Company I , . .-..Meanwhile;, eleven .companies failed to renew.-their 'membership January, With!the business Upturn--increased'production creating- ir.-n. need for health'protection--a number of these companies are expo> return to the fold. While the resignations balanced the additions. tnaintainir.E the * membership at 22S companies, there was an increase of about $4U>* s . in income. This is accounted for by the fact that most of the eonip.ir.:-* resigned were small firms. Six of them were is the $39 a ytur whereas most of the new members are larger companies in the hign-r - bracket. 1 As Dr. Metier has announced, there has been a pronounced incr-** the Foundation's surrey service to its members during the year. Th** significant development. It links the benefits of Foundation invm*-* more firmly with every-day plant operations. An industrial concern does not know its health hazards, or its lack of them, and have this ml *r> tion la a scientific, specific form, is like a company that does not k costs. Industrial hygiene surveys are simply inventories. Like invent they must be made periodically. The advantages of sueh a pri-v-miur* manifold. In base of claims, you have a record showing what the health * actually were at the time of alleged injury. That is. you have this " tion if you have been making periodic checks over a period of report you receive from the Foundation remove} the "cue#* T--'r* peculation as to whether there was or wasn't a hazard at the tim** tion. Further, as Mr. Fletcher pointed out here a year ago. a *ur"'v " from an outride, independent acency carrier more weight in Court -*f a compensation commission than does a report prepared by your ow In other words, an outside party can talk with greater weight a!* ~ than you can talk about yourself. You all know nun's rapacity for spreading rumor, how tales g*'"' Safely LMrertor* Flu>l>rth Pint* Cla rwnwny. 6 /^o. -s'/-Li aW yhMj^y) *< J> mi REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. E. RALSTON.* Ch*:nu. Thin**** tompwim luivr affiliate-d will, the Foundation ihu* far thin mt. They are: Corhan Refrsctorie* Comtmny Gtnfnl Mousrr Corporation - HaacLAtla* Gl**!' Company "V *' International Busines* Machine* Company Merck ii Company ' Mismiabnrg Paper Company . . Michigan Mutual Liability Company .... , :* - ' Seville Company , ' J*ii*aburgh Clay Pot Company ' Plaakon Company . Pyrene Manufacturing Company Standard Lime and Slone Company Toledo Edison Company - . ' Two of the above are old members who dropped ouV-during lean yean t!*renewcd.-their memherthipe.'dsrinpvlIMl.v':Meanw'hile.'foar''*eotnpantes " -ttjigned during-tiie.year: It will be impossible to make a full report on mem!*r>hip work until end of the year. A camps ten for new n.ember> i> now in prnrress and have reaeon to he optimietie al<out its result-*. Mr- Lewie H. Brown, ireeident of Joh*-Manvi!le Corporation, which ha* held mcmlierrhip since a Foundation 'u jtaned. hat kindly acreed to assist ue in the undertaking. Tie campaign ha* been necessarily held up by the fact that the Foundation s* been in the process of changing it* name. That change was advocated *J the Membership Comnurtee, at well at many other perrons interested in tie Foundation, at the meeting here one year ago. After circularizing the aeiitltership, and after the due processes of the law, the ehang* from Air Urctene Foundation to Industrial Hygiene Foundation became official oniy *vently. In fact there are still some final legalities to be disposed of at a harness session here today, Increasing mdurttial activity tends to increase health hazards--and at t time when the nation sorely needs maximum manpower. Therefore, the *t>rk of the Foundation is more important now than ever before. It helps "otpames keep precautions spare with production, which is the only way ** can offset the increase* in sick absences and occupational disease which **v>iably accompany an increase in the industrial tempo. In endeavoring to fulfill this important function--heroine precautions * Mp with production--the Foundation is performing more and more field `*ri: for it* member companies-. Iiunnr the past year our industrial ^rter.ist, Mr. hlallette. covered approximately 25,000 milts in making plant -r.-4.y11 ant) "trouble shooting" where new pnwes*** were heinr installed. " n*w materials introduced with questions1.1* heahh effects. Furrey work ** performed in seven state*. In August, the staff hygienist flew 2.T(0 milrs jn three day* covering . ... 1 , i " ' , '. -- ' **!iy Utrector. Plitstvrrh Flaw Claas Company 117 .. . . 7/Xfll 6 y% /v~yis**. S3, 4-k * / 743- ~ Ne,w Members * Curing 1942. 11 more companies end associations affiliated with India tziil Hygiene Foundation in the organisation's efforts to promote healthft working conditions, namely: - cm sew eitimiw> KMn C*t*ny niiitkete Cemseny biwtl Strwi* CloiMt>y Oam.Cwnint Fifcerglsa Cwa Ohuh* Ouir Cemesny (ia*<fr<r* Muuiti witti'ity ttwttim* Ce. Ontmmr C*mm**7 atnmiMn Pteer Cemeeny OnliM CJtamlaal Ouistity ntifK Caaat Aaaaciatiaa Aula *e Paaar Maaufactur*cs There an now 246 company and association members in the Founds tion. These organizations, practically ail of them directly engaged in a production, employ between 2 fad 3 million war workers. `. - . \ " *. Plant' Hygieue Surveys-... . - ' ` - The introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals in mansfacturin) processes, some with little known toxic effects, is demanding even greats attention to .plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses eontjna to be the most common of ;.il occupational diseases. . j The Foundation.has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in as; previous year. These mviitigations, supervised by Frank- R. .Holden, cMdj on-the possible existence of health hazards id,the'workplaces. If hazgha .an detected,effectual measures are devised for.their correction. 'Beside* fostering healthful working conditions, the Foundation's plant survey* are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing' harmonious lab ` relations, helping to eliminate working conditions whieh are often sburti of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, bo: state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One evidem of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in iki year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation public*! tions at less than cost. Since this arrangement was initiated 12 montig ago, 4 federal agencies including Army sod Navy, 22 states, and 5 cic> have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an 4 private specialists have *so availed themselves of this material. Research ' '* The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering n iear:h in industrial health with grants to The Saranac-Laboratory, tlnivcr sity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Public Health. Findings frog these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in toad eolegy is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. . Publications j Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to mem ben during the year. These publications, giving the results of reseerd are as follows; a* 2. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films. Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms ou Large Films. * 4 1ft< '' , lAt-LT/d -- l/L /yd-Lr ??- r I /* ' / vx-u*. MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION AMncdtt K*aiurr MMUttctunai Co. . Abrasive Company Diviatun. U. 3. Rubber Company AtriMv* Products canptAy Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Aiiocsy Pittsburgh Coal Compsoy AlUs-Chalmera Manufacturing Con*. TM AUm Company Aluminum Company of America AsMeas Abrtaivt Company wUnortraa Air Filler Company. in. American Brake 6ho* Company , American Cyanamtd Company * Amoj-lean Emory Wheel Work* American iron A Stool lnautut* Amorloan Mining Oingrees Amortcan Mutual Ualiility lAun<kt'n. American OptH-al Company Aaarieaa Radiator 4 Standard Sanitary Corporation Amoman Refractories Institute - Aatrteu Smelting A Xtltninc Commity American Zinc Institute Amoncan Zinc, laid A Kmeltmg Cmt*iy Aaarenda Copper Mining Company Aaa'a of Caatialty * Surety Kmuttvo* AutMWMh Miflttfirturtni AMmavHin Rail Brother* Company Bartleu-CoUlns Company* / Ray State Abrasive Products CdHipuny Bethlehem Steel Company, lnv. Bird A Sun, Inc*. Bridgeport Safety* Emery Whorl Company Bunker Kill A Sullivan Mining a Concentrating Company The Carborundum Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing <*omfwny Cllmaa Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. The Colorado Mining Aeaonlatton Consolidated Mining A Smelting <?<npa of Canaoa. Ltd. Corhart Retractorlee Company Corning Claes Works Cortland Grinding Wheats Cenrniiwi Davteon Chemical Con**ration Decker* Creek Sand Company Denver Fir* Clay Company A. P. deSanno A Sen, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Cmnpanv Dlamond Alkali Company Pomort Chair Company. Iiu*. Dow Chemical Company B F. Drakenteid Company Dravo Corporation Eagle-Plchee Load Companv Ebaseo Service*. Inc. Electro Refrartorieo A AJfovo Corperutn>M Dnployora Mutual Liability Insurance <**. Ethyl Coloration Eureka Flint a Spar Company. Inc. Eaten Company The Falk Corporation Flrootone Tire A Rubber Componv Firth Sterling Stool Company The Flintkote Company Foot# Mineral Company Foundry Sunnry Manufacturers Aaa'n rrasfer.Stmpie*. Ire. Fuller Morrtaia Company Calvin Manufaetpring Company Gareo Products. Ine. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company. Xae. Oeiteeal Grinding Wheel# CwrpwruUun ' General Motor* Corporation General Refractories Company Giaae Container Aeaoeiatlon Olsnakaw Olaae Company. Inc. Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Am m The Halt China Company Mammon Emery a Corundum Ct*"in**o Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Hasei-Attas Giaae Company . Hecla Mining Company Hrtvuies Powder Company John W. Jilgman Company O. Hommel Company Mauiicio Hocboehlid S. A. 11. 2. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation International Business Machine* Con*. International Nickel Company, lm*. Jack A Heints. Inc. Jackson Mills Emry Company Jamison Coal A Coke Company Johns.Manvllle Oowwatloa Jonen A lAUghlin UwrCorporatMi Keyatnno EmeryMUI* Kimble CUm Company The Kirk A Blum Manufacturing Knppcra Company Homer Laushlln China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pltuburtri. 21 J. Lavino A Company Lead Industrie* Aaeociatlon Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Mackintosh.Hempblll Company Maekiln Company Magma Copper Company Maryland SeiMnsurem' Association Merck A Company, Inc. Mexico Kefructortea Company The Mlamiaburg Paper Cnmpany Michigan Mutual Liability Compsav MId.West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliance* Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of Amnlr. J. s. McCormick Company National Crushed Stone Association. : National Grinding Wheel Cnmpany Natlonal Industrial Sand Aewa Natlnna) Lead Company National Slag Association The Nevtlte Cnmpany Net* Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories . Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company Owen.Cernlng Fibsmas Corpr.r*it. Owens-Illinois Glass Company Pacific Coast Association of Pulp A f . Manufacturers Peninsular Grinding Wheel Cempam Penn.Rltlton Company Prnn*vivanla Olaaa Sand Corporate*. Phelps Dndoe Corporation Pittsburgh Coal Comoany Pittsburgh Plate Glase Comnanv Plaskon Dtvtatun, Ubbey-Owen*.*.-. Portland Cement Association Powers XRay Products. Inc. members of in: The Pullman Company Puliman-etandaro Car ilanwf- Prren* Manufacturing Cotnw*. sri>e<Pe.ManhatiaA. lo^-. pialto Mtninr Corporation H II. Robertson Company . aafrte First Supply Compaiiv gsfei* Grinding Wheel A Mat l.'lsude B. Schneible compan*. Jmrnh E. Seagram A Sonr. n. Venango Furnace Company . gimnnos Worden White Com >. g4v*y Procese Company awth West Box Company gt Joseph Lead Company tamUrd Abrasive Wheel iVii. gtsndard Lime A Stone Comv:. Jteriing Grinding Wheel Corr.t uturktnn Fire Brick Cempsny The *un Rubber Company . Teas* Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company . Trenton Potteries Company TrLftmte Zinc A Lead Ore IVAssociation " FEDERAL GOVTRNM : k(( gorvlee Command. Fairdei< pwtpeu of Medieino A Surgery. tmiW of Ordnance. Chicago. Ill .lodustrtai Hygiene Service. Ok i*uy. Ok la. tadMsirtal Safety Division. Hui arsenal. Alabama Industrial Hygiene Laborator Itsliimore. Md. 1' wedirai Supply Ofllcer. Fort 11. aavy Yard. Charleston. S. C. { poM>e Establishments Ptv. N.v : ftMiMwtM Valley Authority I f* * |*uPUe Health Scmce ' STATES imtwrtmentef Health. Cslifnr: Iw^srtmtnt of Health. Conm*>.* iwwrtment of Health. Geoi c^. (wvsrtmcnt of Health. Idaho tf*trtment of Health, lllmoi. iwrertmcnt of Health, Indiantwyertment of Health. Inwp iHfstrtment of Health Ksn*v * |Mrtmsnt of Health. Louiri:* fisnsrtment of Health. Msm-ts: ' rwysttment of Health. MUsou; |M(anment of Health. Mont.tr iwiwrtment of Labor. New T< lwi*srtmeQt of Health, Ohio - )wprtmsnt of Health. Oklahnnstmrtmefit of Labor A Indurt tLnncylvanla fwiwrimsnt of Health, Tenner -. im^rtmont of Health. Teas* . fwnartfnsnt of Health. Utah . fwtwrtfnent f Health. Y'ennni . (tomrrment of Health. Vlmnt . )wwrtmsnt of Health. W#st V Imsarcment of Health. wirer Sadeetria] Commission of Ohio % . * . ^** f* j1-. e nr n O'- v an Curp. j, Jw, '.y ntiMA ini Cuiy|M4)i industrial hygiene foundation ** tt+ti Cytftbuy* Inw* .V IHUBW vOBJtwy lkaMi^u>u< Car VuitUctimii( Co. u>ii/iciunnr CMipuy biwKMbiiuui. Joe. . imi Ulnlnr Corporation ` N b.Ssactrtao* Company first Supply Compeny Ixt Crtndtac Whl 4 Machine Co. , vvh It. VhMlblt Company * e^et E. Stasram * Bom. Jnc. amnia Furnace Company iim<i Worden White Company eAey lWreo* Company Mil Whi Box Company r A**eb Lead Company Iiftdur* Abrasive Wlnel Company wahil IJme * Stone Company atm OtMlu Wheel Company wem* Ftr* Brick Company <w Am Buhner Company T.tee Call Sulphur Company #e iMiMtn Company *.-- Edison Company imam Srale Company * Potteries Company rumatrjUac 4 Impft Ore Prudwere Union Carbide * Carbon Corporatloo . Uniteft Saciaeanu a foundry Company Unite* Stain* Potter* Association Unite* State* Smoiunc aeftiun* * Mini nr Company Unite* State* Stoat Corporation of Del. Universal Sanitary ManulaoturtBS Co. Utah Copper Company UUUUoe fiaaearcb Commission* Valley Mould A Iron Corporation Vanadium Corporation of America Veeuriue Crucible Company Vitrifi** Wheal Company Waltham Ortndln* Wheel Company Waahlarton Ullla AbraaWe Company Weftron Silica Company The S. X. Wellmen Company Went Company Western precipitation Corporation Westfield cnndlnr Wheel Company Wcstlnrhouaa Air Brake Company Weeclokhous* Electric 4 Xti. Company Whitehead Brother* Company Wlilaon Product*, lne. .- Wisconsin Abrasive Company `, , Woira K* Proeeea Abraatve Wheel. Inc. .. Tounotoem Sheet fit Tube Company wjr tUfcUTYtl SUBSCRIBERS: tMWW'^ * *,* > ;UUtt : *ny t mpHtiy *y - * y Aflivrin ' . TOJERAL 'GOVERNMENT . i. Neele* Command. Tatrflftd, Ohio. toUttHMh.'lnt A Sunrery. {Ctr Dept, tefel.Ordnance. CbJeaco, til. felMtml Hmeae Sanrace. Oklakomn .pr.iktla. ,/etraJ Safety Dmsfes, Xunuvtil* ytereel. Alaoama .- uerthel Mrrtene Laboratory. ' bhiaore. Md. .Orel Bspplr Officer. Tort hiaeon. C*L . mTat*.Charleston. 3, C.` " ' .. . tetobllenmente Dlv. X*vy Dept. ' V - i M -T Valley Authority - ' ; t yabnc Health Servlco " -CITIES- ` Department of Health. Baltimore. Mil. Department of Health. Detroit, Mich. Department of Health. St. Louie. Ma. OTHERS - . Dr. E)*|on L- Belknap *. I*: Charles Xemm Good ' ' Dr. 1. W, O. Hannon Dr. E. R. Hayburat Dr. M. P. Henderson STATES ' *; ") oMttatettt of Health. California " .Mettaxm ef Health. Connrutk'Ut ..euoent of Health. Genryta ,...nmmt of Health. Idaho .H'eeu of Health. IlllrtoU .^lerMet Health. Indiana Mtetnutat of Health. Iowa eUiwtt of Health. Mans*a ...iiatm of Health. Louietone Mtiettl of Health. Maryland wnant(S*elth, Missouri mim Mtieou of Health, Montana .Mertnxet of Labor. Hew Tork ii* dt Pape^VU Mtirnut of Health. Ohio anm>l of Health. Oklahoma -nparry . ire (Utn .,fr client of Ia War et induetry, tueaeflvani* . .potteeai af Health. Tenncaeee Miiern of Health. Teaae eeemneot of Health. Utah - - eeioMit of Health. Vermont veaWtiMat of Health. Virptnf* Mteenil of Health. Wen Virginia .rrm*rt of Health. Wisconsin ^aiul CoatouitM of Ohio Mr. J. H. Holden Dr. Hedwtsr S. Kuhn Dr. Geo. . Moni* Dr. E. D. McDonet! Dr. C. O. 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H**niihilt a4,.*- ; f , *ii * 4 `+*m|*;inv #4# - * * f 1 'ntVtnv A** M*.*t il*,fi.,irtflri* CwffiKf. * \ \\i AirH>v* rMio-i: ' % *<My # 4 : -- M . l| * V** iclrk tf!" A****-44iUiai i.f Ala.* . `..tv******** *. m! 4 Slnn Ap*m - k!< Ihli <l.lMlliai| \VhH] 4*..p mmi Itutonrutl $unt* A*> f.* 1^:mI 4%*mpnny wt^:*nr> A- 4-*ni\**', A* -- , <miI &iux ........................... .+*' ''tfinifiny ' .** * Zitti' a'i*in|.ijtJ\ , U, ihutt * . t'tMlifKlftV . |-i* ritti{Mok . , *1 **rf*C . I,n* a 4 4 **nt]*:*44 . * a .*4h , '<*mH.rTtV , . 'tiMlIlll' I'lSfJ |. 4*. p*t *;iinUua: XV|* : * ` * v*ii*fkiny ** *.+ <*Li?** Sun*1 , * *fc*.l|**' i '**# tml'.'lf I* *l| *# I* 4 | i 4nninini ,<iT *5J;fpf Ct.fi.f, , Lihhy.i'iMt mI ji aii*ai ^u.t*ainriit .\flpn-inn-i # ** \ t;.i tV*R)urU, 1 ;i. * Wh**.*i r*.,. * lUm(tl',l1irillk> ' '"ft ; X.:'4 vtr.ND*ATJON m,|unl /(.*! lih Q' * * aium f'Wrrom#k*ft r * '-i**-**t*-, (m* * '- -**% ** . C * trfHttlmft *4*m<k. f*p. ., * |H +*. * <4 fm Umi ^4(44) hm), ht.\ * 'mitaiiy AWii ** -/h 4 twtMhr h*i)i ** 'lit A JJ t "my lit** ' rt>tHiV f'MvttV '* 4b.j4*+N MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION ^ . .44 lIMlt* Mill* i .Uf'OlaMrArtiiiany . . t ., kwfc 4- Dlum AtnufM<*turinif CiMntetny * k***t|iAjy I '-tut** IU)Vpt*AluiiutUii, Inc^ '* litptfbjtc $lf| C^NruttOA ' ** * ftlalte JMftlnc CVrf>r*imn H* Ji. JloMflMfi Cvuatwny ,l* *** * L -- . * J4*lfcHt*h I'hiita (4(4H|MIMy . ri^ni^MV f l*iirfoiirch * Utiwt* `mnjwny . J AflkMt'IAtwn k -- M --. i,lw ,MM *ilW|Wr *w*l S*`lf*0^ur**r' Atf*4'Uih<ti .iftMtttltlllU Ijfv * `4(*|jiM\ . v*f Urfraiivfi*? < *4nmny 4 *V#t AWmriv** Omffwtiy . i4. i t**-tfi**-*i rtifnininy * *1 tVtnteany if Auin h*a Me tNinttMttr >>4\ *f i>uuiii ^i.--<** ^ul tvsK*4 5tme Jn*v -jt^tKirifidfiii? M'lirrl t4<^i|utn *1 M ^l xut (/<< Sm$n1 >vm) finnvl A*M*<iaijir --wJ.VLii: \. *,t+- 4 %*n|tnv , *4 tm**fi**M iMfa* (*> <%Hi|t;inv *4Mi|i.n\ u*. hk* WMv him llmiuit Ap*** Mai Kf*rv >*>'4tull Kil#fetiP iVrfMiralitm UliiK>n fllaM i%4iif4ny -r ^..lar f'fiwliiut WliTl rmpdnv , r4mti*uy Mnaou tb*e* AmiH ^wiPifailfl t'nat r<n*t4hV h <Umb iVmtwnv tme Jnviwwn* C. Vnpt nt AMnHAlim .* XM^iv T*r.4u#,w, !* . ^iinniltnc CA^nufty. |ii4* , Cnmtmnv *f*tv Kirt bui(4v C*iM|puny CriAJlnii Wheel A Machine Co. (Tkiitrie R l/i^tipany Sn*f| AVfallnn t v#f R 4 Jne. filirruAitb Kartibcr * Tm(***') S<liHifiab Wurtf-n Whit** * v*nt|any Snyth Jlt* Compkny St. JupVi Jpeod O'K'i^ny Niitiictarri APfMtlvf H*Wl a'gmrany KiaMtinl 4k Ki*flt(4ettMti)a Si'riitin nrindlnie WIipp} Company TJ*e Sun nuMn*M*4imiyy T*'UP **u\f ** T 4 ` .1 * 4**ii|Wjy- THaiiAliiapiAvp T**4*e4 KaliiMtii (%t*i|t:iiay X*^4*!** S'sil**1 %mt$u4uy Tr*titi hatlp^ipp i `MwitiAnt Tristalf' 30* 4 !**! < n*v A pi' wUma U- ApWp(up 4 Uu(iWi'uiuih> I'nnwi ACarJxm Ci*n>*r*t]oR ^laf#4 I'oilHt A***ciaMon ChUed SlaU' SniHiimt l<**lliiinis 4k Atirtinc Company . 1`ititvd SUitv* S4i-#i * of X>tL Vimvriwil ttunUary Manur^uriAr Co. Citfh Lvf'i^i* Cumiwny t'UJitk-e Ktwarch Ctnninlatton* --v-- Mm#*d 4 Jr.ni 0*rf**ratl*n Van HrpP, V^niMlIum Citr|trutiHi nf Adwrict Vi**m <us *rtt'+hU* Virm**i Wh***l *4Hti|Kiny w * Wltltom (irittilMic Whwl ir#*m|4iit*y \> iipittiu;tiin htjll* AImPlv>rona|iafty W^lfwt Sflirb \V**p| i\#mpan? ` WVet VirfittM W^ippTt JVpdpiufdJh Curpcratiort Wpptflfid Grlndin* Wheel CniTiy U*tptlntliou Air Brahe Company WmilnfAnuM* Wpairif i*<c|p*niiMHi Whitehead Brothm Company Wltlsw PfUdVfl*. Itn\ Wlndirftt* 1 J?h*. WlM*rnfttn Atirartvp <v>rrm*nv Wrtifi SVn* Pr*ir*** Alirapivt* Wheel, Ine. --Y-- yAnflCWdeti Sheet 4 Tub* C*ni|tiiny * Mgttitt* MpPhefnp V* (* * .<r . h r >* t;-` fem Sm. &-: i-. 3 /t--- * I ssc=u?;'2t?.;5.." ~ ea nsI: f | s t*aj II jo -r S.S-.* iZ = **? 1=I Sa il % -S -- l V - !.*. ~ fi " CC'Xi/jnnU.2 s> et*atcu*ua*<<j C;*. c TM u " 2 5 e e u t : *. < <<< 2 = 2 2 w 5. a <* i * i --sZms- x1 =i<:a // % ?j //^V^ MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --A-- _ --C -- Abingdon Potteries. Inc. Canadian General Robber Company, Ltd. Abrasive Division, U. S. Rubber Company The Carborundum Company Abrasive Grain Association Caterpillar Tractor Company Abrasive Products Company Central Silica Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation ^Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company _. Robert F. Coleman, Inc. .. AllisrChalm'an Manufacturing Company - \ The Colorado Mining Association Aluminum Company of America Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries. Ltd. American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Brake Shoe Company - American Can'Company ... American Cyanathid Company ` '' American Emery Wheel Works Consolidated Mining A Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company . Coming Glass Works . Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation. * - * *. ' ' *` ;' " '. i . --D-- - American Foundry Equipment Company Davison Chemical Corporation . American Iron A Steel Institute ' Deckers Creek Sand Company American Mining Congress A. P. DeSanno A Son, Inc. American Optical Company Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting A Refining Company American Zinc Institute Diakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation American Zinc. Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anthracite Institute Arrow Mutual Liability Insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty A Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co Ltd. ` Automobile Manufacturers Association --E-- Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Ehaaco Services. Inc. Electro Refractories A Alloys Corporation Eijer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company, Inc. --B-- Exolon Company Ball Brothers Company Ssrtltt>Collii Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company. Inc. Bird A Son. Inc. ' Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Hill A Sullivan Mining A Concentrating Company^ -- F-- The Falk Corporation * Firth Sterling Steel Company H. . Fletcher Company * Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company ' Foundry Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Fraxier-Simpltr. lac. Fuller Merriam Company *` The Funkhouser Company * SuupM XtiManeip 112 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION . --c-- " Cairo Products. Inc. Gardner Machine Company Genera) Abrasive Company,Inc. Genera) Aniline 4 Film Corporation General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation Genera) Refractories Company Glenshaw Glass Company. Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Assoc. * ; --H--` ' The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company HaaeJ-Atlas Glass'Company - Hercules Powder Company- ' . ' John W. Higman Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. M. L 0. Homme) Company .. --L-- Homer Laughlia China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. Laviao t Company Lead Industries Association . --M-- Mark:n!0h-Hcn>p%if Company .. Mbcklin Company' Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers* Association Mayer China Company J. S. McCormick Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company - Mutual Cliemieal Company of America -- N-- Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Interchemical Corporation International Basinets Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. --J-- Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal 4 Coke Company Johns-ManvQle Corporation Jones 4 Laurhlin Steel Corporation --K-- Kcasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Mills .Kimble Glast Company The Kirk 4 Blum Manufacturing Company The Edwin M. Knowles China Company Koppers Company National Association Fan Manufacturers National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand A Gravel Association National Slag Association National Steel Company National Supply Company The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company * --0 -- Ontario Mining Association Oriental Abrasive Company * Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company SluJiipi* SJenioennin MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --p-- Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Class Sand Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Coat Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Polaroid Corporation Portland Cement Association Posture Research Corporation Powers X-Ray Products, Inc. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Ine. / The Pullman Company . Pyrene Manufacturing Company * --B -- Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. _ Republic Steel Corporation ' Rialto Mining Corporation, ' H. R. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company . ` --S-- Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel A Machine Co, Sand Products Corporation Claude B. Schneibie Company Shenango Furnace Company Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company Standard Lime A Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company Storting Grinding Wheel Company Sun Sand Company . -- T-- Tata Sons, Ltd. Taylor. Smith & Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company --T -- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc A Lead Ore Producer* Association -.0- Union Asbestos d^Rubber Company Union Carbide A Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining & Mining , Company ' United States Steel Corporation of Del.. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* -- V-- . ' Valley Mould A Iron Corporation Van Cleef Bros, _ Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crueible Company , Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures Association ' Vitrified Wheel Company . _W_ Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company West Virginia Manufacturers' Association Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghousc Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products. Inc, Winthrop Chemical Company, Inr. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolf's Sew Process Abrasive Wheel. Ine. --T -- # Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company 114 I-H-F IN 1947 I, JOHN F. McMAHON Director, iodutUwl Hyfien* found*lion What has Industrial Hygiene Foundation don* dur^iyihe past year? The following are some partial answers to that question: At the first meeting cf the foundation's Board of Trustees, on Decent, her 1$, 1935, this organization was launched with 23 member companies and associations. -A*'of today, there are 349 members. ` `- Twenty-two companies and associations have affiliated thus far this year. They are: . ' ~ American C. Company .Inthraeif. Institute . '* ' .* ` Adas Powder Company.. ' . ^ .. : Inland Steel Company National Ass'n Fan Manufacturers "NatlonaLPulverizins Company . . ' Austin Motor Company (England) National Steel Corporation Crucible Steel Company . National Supply Company Federal-Mogul Corporation New Jersey Pulverizing Company Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Pittsburgh Coke A Chemical (V Ford Motor Company Sharon Steel Corporal iun General Ceramics & Steatite Co. Sun Oil Company General electric Company Sun Sand Company Godrei and Boyce Mfg. Co. Sylrania Electric Products Co. Actually, the number of new members is 54 inasmuch as one of the organizations is the Anthracite Institute, which has taken out a multiple membership covering its 32 member companies. There are now 103 special subscriber*--governmental agencies, private institutions. etc. Field Work Field work continued to increase in a satisfactory maimer unit studies in approximately *0 different plants. This work will I* ilc*TM1--1 * Mr. Hatch, the Foundation's Research Director. In an engineering `".t"'? for the pottery- industry, directed by Mr. Hemeon. Head Engineer. " Foundation collaborated with the U. S. Potters Association to hold a JVtt'tT Dust Control Clinic here in Mellon Institute on October 13. Sixteen rom- panics sent 31 representatives to this all-day conference. " 4 /2# Aw. Ax* 2^. /^V7 i-H-F IN 1948 JOHN F. MeMAHON i Membership Tile membership f Industrial Hygiene Fn'iitplarioii now number. 353 compmiie- s(i] associations, plus 105 sp*-~'ml subscribers. Xevr members during year to dale are; Cuadikn Itutitnt* of Store and - Farne.'Hnu/aetur*r * . Ferro Enamel Corporation Tbe Gliddeo Company The B. F. Goodrich Company . Honnulit Mining Company Panfborn Corporation Rer.re Copper & Brass. Inc. S^ife Company Standard Oil Company <NJ.) ! . . Meanwhile, applications .lor membership hayejnst been- wt-iv***,5" from Lever Brothers Company and Southern Mit-a Company. Th-d will be acted upon by the Foundation`s P-ourd of Trustees at thru aimnal meeting today. _t.- Research Early rhi- year. The FnuntLiH.ni announced the establishment a new lalmratory for industrial toxicology atul physiology. This t.-; was taken in response to demands from member companies. Tic.- m-v laboratory marks a highly important aovance in the development this research association of industries--a development that strength. ens the Foundation and that promises important benefit- not oul;= to the members and their employees but ultimately to all members <* America's industrial society. _ .I Tw projects, both of one-year duration. have already been initit ated and several short-time investigations have been completed. , Plant sttniit* and firlH nxrnrrhe<t conducted by the Foundation-' - staff this year have exceeded, both in -cope and importance, auythitu previously undertaken. The work has included a trip by two men f South America ami a mnniur of trips to Canada. Foundation research will Is* dealt with fully titi- morning in report by Mr. Hatch, our Research Director. T ~7/teVU-f, uX. Me. /t E4] A *' 47. /'ii'vC.y /4-cn /?' /</^? { FOUNDATION/ FACTS john f. McMahon Membership The following companies and organization* affiliated or re-uffilatfil with Industrial Hygiene Fuuri'd.iiion during ` I'ccrc-i Company ' Socotiy-Vacaom Oil Company Texas Company . Sylvania Electric Products. Inc. Dorhlcr-Jarvift Corporation Jeffrey Manufarturinx Company ' Rome Cable Company Meta) & Thermit Corporation Southern Mica Company West Virginia Manufacturers ' Association . .. * . . . ' * . . .1 Field Studies ` The volume f field studies carried on durijyr the year was greater than over before, Highlight* of this work included half a dozen surveys dealing with community air pollution; the-c were made for Foundation Members in the steel and glass industry, and for the .Atomic Energy Commission. Likewise a number of studies were made or are in progress, tn determine the health aud medical n**eds f eeriain member companies. The Foundation welcomes project* of this kind, showing a company what it should have to provide ade quately for the health of its employees, the cost, administrative pro cedure*. tile medical faeilties needed for a given type of firm--these *nstimte lasting contributions to labor, industry, to human relations. to developing human resources. Personnel WV announced to the Foundation'* membership tin- ;ip;niim:i:vm of Jir. II. II. Schrenk Ri-*e:irrh Director of lndn*triai Hygiene Dr. Scitreiik conn** to the Foundation aficr e*:;ihli*i;jng an inter. national reputation in industrial Inuii-in- at the I'.S. bureau of Mine* anti iimre recently with the T.S. Public Health swrvice. Mr. *nd the new School of Public Ilea It it at the rniversity <.f Pittsburgh-- [3] // /4-'M ) } ro . FOUNDATldN FACTS ANDREW anCHER, Es.D. k irnmm* ImS Cmkw ObRrh, IM > Itnm, Kim) Miinw FmMw .. ' V -- it Iijin been John M<*.M.dioiiV cus-roni to pts*ur to you at thitime *'Foundation Facts.** That re>[i>ii*ibility t*nly full* uu me. itvi of you know what the fa<-T* arc, but we. have pcuhubly a. few i*e>x - . . member* antl a few hew *friehil-.' -o I will j*t briefly mtrlme fh . Our Foundation started iu lmlS. when * "roup of companies bam).*.! together mi acrounT of the sUii**is problem. That organization iu. ` known as the Air Hygiene Foundation. We had only some 2M com panies, but-fhe early work of the Foundation so impressed other companies that year .after year our. membership has increased. until - today .We have approximately. :5() of the.-outstanding-companies in th* -., * Tinted States who are really interested in improving Tlie working ami living conditions of their employees. National re* ignition to the Foundation as a competent. itnprtinI research onmuizatinu wa* not long in coming. ami today. gentle, iiteii. we deserve that recognition. ! hope that v will always Indd it. The eight contpimic* who joined n* this year are rcpresent.-ific.. nr meinhersliip li-t--anyone who would like t<> li.iv.- ,......tuplci.- !i: i <*r ni"MiU.j-*hip .-no obtain it through mr oth.-e- her*. The ei^h* jjew cnuijianie* which joined ill Iftotl were: Bradley Minina Company A. M. Byers Company Commercial Solvents Corporation .. Gulf Oil Corporation Joy Manufacturing Company . . . TVyckoff Steel Company General Ceramics and Steatite Corporation * Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company T would he amiss if I didn't tell you that ynur Foundation i- tit excellent financial rendition. We -farted the year with roughly Oct].iam in mid -Ui.rt term Cuvernmetir liumk an<l n-e e>ri::::r-- that we will eiul ]!.!I with ifll.'l.tHH). Major Research Problems Research result* in tact-. i\>n*triicri.ve' policies urtn-ting I;-"-- working condition* cun only lie lia-ed on facts. And facts arc .. r rainiy the product of y.oir Foundation. The goal of onr Foiinduri-o i somewhat visionary. and its labors will otdy be completed ' h-n t 4] f/T^icd m . f't-Q. JS- /6 MS* / ?f I Beprints of address** continue to jbe in demand. Requests art still coming in for the talk on "The Human Side of Business." which was made at the 3950 meeting by Dr. Donald X. David. Dean, Gradu ate School of Business Adminisrratinu at Harvard. TJtere liavc beeu sramer-ms requests for ropi*--. of Doji fi. Mitchell's 39.] keynote addr-s* <m "Human Digjiiiy.** , .. Tin* following companies have affiliated with tlh*--Foundation since .January 1: ,. t - American Ft>undrym*f>'* Society Cleveland-Cliffs Jeon . - Company ' General Mills. Ine. General Steel Ctctings - Company Lakey Foundry and Machine Company _ _ . . ., Pennsylvania Railroad Company Prismo Safety Corporation Sandta Corporation ; , Trion. Inc. l*S. Pipe and Foundry . TVret Michigan Steel Foondry Company . TVheehnr Steel Corporation Company , - ' t . _ _ _ *Thi'Foundation -is non*serving.more Thau 3W member companies. TJte American Iron and Steel Institute training program is one of three established at the Foundation. A new--and important one to ns--js that of the Foundation's sjmn-tring the further education .of 3 mcdiral graduate win* is at present studyiter in the Vniwrity of Pittsburgh Graduate Seined of Public Ilenlth. The Vniversity grants a seholarship, and the Foundation give*, ptiaiteial assistance to the student. This trainee program is rh<- beginning of the Founda tion's plan to train future staff members. In addition to this student in the Graduate School. tlie Founda tion employs part time as undergraduate student of chemical engi neering, who is a prospective future staff member. Listed among the managing director's activities for the past year were numerous talks, one of which took place at The Tenth Interna - rional Congress on Industrial Medicine held in Lisbon. Portugal in .September. While abroad, the managing director also discussed the role of industrial hygiene in the 79-nation World Health Organiza tion when he conferred at its headquarters- in Geneva. Switzerland, whh the director. Dr. Brock Chisholm. Dr; H. H. Schrenk. research dire-*tor. and W, C. L. Hetneon. engineering dirertor. spoke on **Smoke Abatement *' at a recent monthly meetins of the City Council of IW-irtoti. West Virginia. Thomas E. Millsop. President of the City Council, also is president of Weirton Steel Company which, at present, ha-, a trainee in the American Iron and Sf-el Institute program at the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Laboratory in Mellon Insmuie. [e-n yU*v- /5~t 7 Transactions of 18th A Foundation of America M-* > 2-0, J^STS other health fields is becoming increasingly evident. It is directly allied with public health in that a workman must be kept healthy t`4 boors a day if be is to do as efficient job for 8 of those hours. There fore, progressive management* concern them*elves with the physinj and mental well-being of the worker, his familj, his whole communify. Physical examinations of employees catch sonocenpational dixenM-t in their incipient stages while there is still .time to effect a curt. ' Physical defects are also uncovered and make ii^wssible to place thr mas on a job commensurate with*his physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically pjpductrve years. Health education in the plant is reflected in improved living standards outside its walls. ' Everybody benefits, including .the employer.-, . . : ** , * Essential Part of Management Program * In certain companies, in-plant health programs have redu<->-i] absenteeism by more than 2S?c. labor turnover by almost the sum*-, and have cut ceppaiionHl.diseases, in.half. Considered-in this, light . . Jit is obvious'that *-*gDpd industrial health' program 'is .an;'esv^Hai ' . 'pari of any management program in industry; 1 don't need to kjvII ' out to you the disrupting and costly effect that absenteeism ahm- has on production. The savings through reduction in abxemecivin ..........can easily offset the cost of a health program. . To achieve the best possible working and living conditions for their employees, many industries have turned to Industrial llypwir Foundation for guidance. Although we have shown a continuing growth over the last 18 years, I am happy to say that 1953 has lt--n one of our most satisfactory, as evidenced by: /-?S~3. ^w?lV4 new members-^ Can Manufacturers Institute, Int. .. Continental Can Company Surar Beet Products Company McLean Manu/scturing Company XmiMcalt Copper Corporation Doohler-Jarvie Division, National Load Company Jtem-Cru Titanium, lac. Ovrena-Coraiag Ftbcralaa Corporation McLain Fire Brick Company Johnson and Johnson Raberoid Company SL Beats Paper Company r4i  /?r p FOUNDATION FACTS C RICHARD WALMER, M.D. 0MM, Wu N**w* f* TJiv most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Founds progress and growth is to 1 found right here in this auditor* jinn. Tl)* increasing attendance at rach Annual Meeting is evidence i tin* enthusiastic support yon and the companies you represent are giving to th? Foundation. With such interest, h was'inevitable that tli Foundation would achieve much in its first 2(> years toward mak ing letter environmental health a reality* "With a continuation of this interest, we look forward confidently to a still greater degree of xin-cess. - . .` Membership ` * W* are plea*d to welcome twelve new member companies to this vi-ur's meeting. They are: : . Asbestos Caraeration Limited - - Commonwealth Sanitation Company.. . * ' C- H. jrsekwood Slanufaeturinf Company ' ' ; **' Georci* Kaolin Com cany . ' ' ` Mechanical Industries. Inc. . Phillips Petroleum Company Pilot Chemical Company * Radio Corporation of America L L, Stiles and Sons Brick Company U. S. Asbestos Division of Raybestos-Mjahattan, Inc. Western Electrochemical Company Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation ' `r, " This brings the Foundation's membership to 3(15 companies hav. iag a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers t<* the monthly Digest and other publications now include 123 govrutnenral health agencies and other health and education jnsrirutions. Arn..np them are 3d such organizations in 14 foreign countries. * Almost every industrial category is represented on the FoundaT ion's membership roster. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be the medium through which all of these diversified industries can unite th"ir effort* in protecting the health of their workers and their -u*ujuerv Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest ami support of Mellon Institute. We owe a 15] / 7 / -T-T" . . ^* JiJ;c to fct*! that rhnunrii the years tliew inertings. *'. Ji.iv proved valuable to you in affording ait opportunity to get U'itciicw with representatives of fields other than your own so that lines of communication can lie strengthened and problems ironed out, T7 hope that all of you. and particularly the new members, will take every opportunity to call on the Foundation's staff for as-tivtan--. I would like to welcome, at thi* time, eleven new members to thi* year's meeting. They are: , Bauch Chemical Company .. . *" The Beryllium' Corporation ' Cora ProOneta Befininf Company Crooao-Hlnds Company Crown Zellerhach Corporation Detroit Steel Products Company ' Industrial Idemnity Company Mechanical Industries. Ine. - Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh Steel Company Standard Oil Company of California This twentieth year of the Foundation's existence saw the com pletion of a number of important held and research projects and the initiation of new ones. .Environmental surreys included studies dust exposures and other atmospheric contaminants, for which control procedures were recommended and parallel medical controls set up. Several surveys involved determination of the outdoor air pollution as well as that at specific manufacturing operations. Two complete medical surreys were made which resulted in the modernization of existing medical programs to encompass health maintenance activities. Several new products have been investigated in our toxicological laboratory to ascertain whether any harmful properties were present. Other studies were carried out to determine the effects on the lungs of dust from various substances used in manufacturing. Ooe of those investigations extends over a three-year period, another over two years. ' Extensive air pollution investigations continued throughout th** year. The work carried on by the Foundation this year involved a budget expenditure of a quarter of a million dollars. Figures were cut dose, but we expect to end the year with a balanced budget. Our total cash and securities amount to $1TJ,000. Elected to the Board of Trustees this year were llr. Jojja Bugas. [6] 7aa~o- SlM . 2.a /hv Mil; ' Tto/. U.- n- / ?sr IffC FOUNDATION FACTS C RICHARD (WALMR, M.D. MtMjMj Dineter. Minhul Hjjitu* FovnWatn* - It is indeed a pleasure to have *<) many of tii-- K*umdnt;i(n\ member comp*me* repre"*-uted hrrr today. The chatter tuvml*rs <d Industrial Hygiene Foundation visualized it w> unifying event, imr in the advancement of occupational healtli>on-au mdu*try.wi.|,. front, and 1 think your presence-here today ;jjustifies their belief th industry needed and wanted stub an organization. The joist effort of companies to foster health of workmen has Iteen an effective method of dealing with socio-economic problems relating to industrial health. Of equal importance in advancing industrial health are the in dividual efforts of companies to achieve optimum health maintenance in their respective plants. 1 think the member companies of Industrial Hygiene Foundation are leaders in this respect. TTe want at this time to welcome seventeen new ineml*r* '<> this year's meeting. They are: ' ^ * Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation AMI* Incorporated ' Association of American Railroads Ansociation of Ameriran Soap and Glycerine Producers. Inc. Borina Airplane Company The Cleveland Graphite Bronte Company Dow Corains Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Farrell-Cheek Steel Company Jesse S. Mori* & Son. IncMisneapoiic-HoneyveU Rerelator Company Pennsylvania Manufaettaters* Association Casualty insurance Company Sauereiaen Cements Company Sperry Gyroscope Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana tVaid Industries Inc Western Maryland Railway . ; i MT, hop* th.it nil of ynii will consider the Foundation as part f your own technical staff, and we look forward to Wing of assisiance . to you. During the past year the Foundation's staff completed a nitnd-r of important field and research projects. Environmental surveys wer* U1 ~}sCstr/-- //-/*7 /?'f& 3^^ . A& 3^ d>c/- 3t- 31, M-n An yU - t foundation Facts c (tel*S> WAUUR. NCS.. M*nkrh It is indeed a pleasure to welcome all of and research projects. Environmental sur ,..a !> this 22(1 Annual Meeting of In* veys were made, fo^mtmber companies to *!u*:rial Hygiene- Foundation, not only he* evaluate the degree of hazardous exjiosurvs ,.,u>e 1 am always happy to see so many -jto dust, fumes, and other atmospheric con numbers of the Foun< latum here, but be taminants. Control measures were based-', cause t believe this audience represents upon this evaluation of the working en- * the formula for hurdling obstacles that vironment. Investigations were also made [invent themselves in just about every of community air pollution, and stack dis* = -nni-tr human endeavor. And that formula charges at industrial plants were measured :, communication--not just communication to determine whether these were a contribut within the boundaries of our own special* ing factor. ' ...tics:,hut communication across lines.-across Two major epidemiological studies were barriers of mifunderstanding that lack of ' tarried on during the year, one to determine -in formation and insight can create. the health status of workers in a specific \\\* )*(< that the program which has been industry* and whether there is a relationship jrr.iiicv.l for vott will help to bring about a between environmental exposures anti cer* .Vir.'T understanding of the interrelation tain biologic effects, and the other to in -hip ..f management. technical, and medical vestigate the biologic effects of certain' .[vets ot health maintenance. chemical com^jund.*. Ac want at this time to welcome 11 new" Another major medical study was the members to this year's meeting. They are survey of the medical program of one mem the ft .lbtwin?: ber company, a redesigning of it. and the ' Tl< American Metal Co, I.nl. preparation of a manual of procedures. Tlic Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Sytentf Brazilian National Steel Company 1 tick Corporation . Fools Corpornmm IfvrT'-^t-HtamjiJirye* t '.4]tim JW^-W.-tmer * Tr* te Steel Oenpany Miwk,* Mmme JSt M.-uiiii-hi urmc Co. Misurs. Inc. t-:-wjrrh-C<inreil. lue. 4 M S ice! Divimii *f Arm... Steel l rptrattnn A number of research investigations in the Foundation's toxicological laboratory were concerned with the development of fundamental information appraising and controlling occupational disease hazards. Among long-range projects of this type is one being conducted for an association of industries to study biological factors in air pollution. Another is a research project to study }<otcntial hazards of a n<*c product, and includes pulmonary, gastrointestinal, and eve-irritation studies. Findings serve as a IVe hoj*e that you will consider the Foun- basis for evolving proper control measures blunt as jart of your own technical 5tan. ul kjok forward to being ui assistance t<< you. to protect the health of workers and con sumer?. These are just the highlights of the work During the past year the Foundation's carried on this year. There were many other M;ttf completed a number of important held projects of a lesser magnitude but equally A47 given specific information on their duet problem wrote end thanked us lor this assistance snd 9s%tai ted "Tour advice and reference* have 'cleared the air' enabling us to face our atmospheric -^po Illution with something more than doubt and suspicion." A second training course (or industrial hygiene engineers and chemists wa* con* ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health* Research Training Facility of the U. S. Public Health Service. An imrnsive two wreks was deiotvd to work in the laboratory and lectures. The response of those taking the course is evidence of the benefits to be derived from this activity and it is planned to repeat the course in Iftl, A Wo*dy seminar on the current aspects of ti.e dust prwhlen; > .ondu, trd under tin sponsorship of the National Jr.djiiri Sand Association and the Foundry Facings Manufacturers Asset lali'vn. This provided an oppor* <r ' tunity for the members of these associations to obtain up-to-date information on the medical, engineering and legal aspects of.problems associated with their operations. The Foundation provides an opportunity lor representatiri of iodustry ts comt together aa working groups to explore and better define what they are doingand to take leader* ship in planning and*aeyeloping policies to anticipate and prepare for new pVeblema which we - must face in the future. The real strength of the Foundation is in the unified action of its mem* > On behalf of the staff. 1 wish to express our deep apprci iat;or. tor the helpful i.-.d encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustees and us Extreme Committee, the Technical Committees, and the executive staff of Mellon Institute. NEW MEMBERS - 1961 American Viscotc Corporation Arrr..o Steri Corporation Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc. The Cwvper-Bt-ssemer Corporation Eiavisor. Chemical Lnvtsiwii. W. k. Craft- L .Company Ferro*Clo Corporation Hanley Company Hughson Chemical Company Powdered Products Company Westinghuuse Brake L Signal. Ltd. 3 Wcat Virginia Pulp and Paper Company s~< , .* i r^A ~ ' ........ G/ -ti-v / /i 9. ,,/Nnit- i C\Ps A third training course far industrial hygiene engineer* and chemist* wee cos* ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility of the 'a United States Fublie Health Service. A concentrated two weeks was devoted to work in the laboratory, lectures and homework assignments. The response was again most satisfying and the course will be repeated in 1963. On behalf of the staff. 1 wish to express our deep appreciation for the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustee* and it* Executive \ *' Committee, the Technical Commence*. and the executive staff of Mellon Institute. NEVT MEMBERS - 1962 E. 1. du Pont de Nemours fc Company International Research and Development Corporation Louisiana Ordnance Plant of Remington Rand Division, Sperry Rand Corporation Netherlands du Font (foreign} Semiconductor Product* Division of Motorola, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Tamms Industries Company ties tern Electric Company 3. Member companies represented by proxies: Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company ' Aluminum Company of America American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Iron and Steel Institute ' American Zinc Institute Anaconda Company j American Can Company American Metal Climax, Inc. American Smelting & Helming Company American Viscose Div. , FMC Corporation American Zinc, Lead It Smelting Company ^ " - Armco Steel Corporation ' Atlas Chemical Industries * . Ball Brothers Company; Inc; ' Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Butler County Mushroom Farm Central Silica Company ' *' * , *. . .Robert F* Coleman; Inc. ,, - V, .... 'Cooper-Bessemer Corporation ' ' Davison Chemical Div., W. R. Grace It Company Deckers Creek Sand Company ' Deere It Company * * Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld ft Co.. Inc. E. I.-du Pont de Nemours It Company Ebasco Services Incorporated Electric Storage Battery Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.. Ethyl Corporation ' Ferro Corporation Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association General Electric Company General Motors Corporation - Glenshaw Glass Company Grinding Wheel Institute ' Hall China Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories, Inc. Hercules Powder Company * Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. * Johns-Maaville Corporation - ) Jones V Laugklin Steel Corporation Kaiser Refractories Kennecott Copper Corporation lava Crucible-Refractories Company Louisiana Ordnance Plant, Remington Office Equipment Div,, Sperry Rand Corporation Marbon Chemical Div,, Borfc-Waraer Corporation J. S. McCormick Company Minneapolis -Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Jesae S. Morie & Son, Inc. National Aaaoc. of Mutual Caaualty Companies National Crushed Stone Association k. .. National Industrial Sand Association . . National Slag Association ^ Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation.. % 'Owens-Illinois Class-Company - ' . ' ' ' -' . C. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Penn Rillton Company p r Pennsylvania Manufacturers1 /.*isoc. Casualty Insurance Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation -. .Philadelph^.Ouartel'Company * ' * Pipe Fabrication Institute ` ' Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Pullman-Standard Reaction Motors Div., Thiokol Chemical Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Safety First Supply Company . St. Joseph Lead Company _" Sandia Corporation . Sauereieen Cements Company Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Sugar Beet Products Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corporation Union Carbide Corporation U. S. Steel Corporation ^,, Wedron Silica Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation 'Whitehead Brothers Company * NEW MEMBERS AND MEMBERS RESIGNED January 1 - September 30, 1963 New Membef - Comalco Aluminium, Ltd. ^ Ereeport Division, Nalco Chemical Co. Marben Chemical Div.t Borg Warner Corp. Pipe Fabrication Institute Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Co. M ember 3 Increasing Dues * Ethyl Corporation (from SI00 to $350} $ 75.00 75.00 175.00 75.00 75.00 X--- $ 475.00 ' 250. 00 725.00 Members Reiientd As s ociatioh of.Am erican Railroad s ' , Aiaibtnet&c, Inc. '* ` `- Bethlehem Steel Co.* Custin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. ^ 'Keasbey b Mattison Co.* New Jersey Pulverizing Co. Sheaango Furnace Co. Standard Ultramarine b Color Co. Universal Rundie Corp. ' SOwOQ 100.00 1,000. 00 200.00 150.00 50. 00 150.00 150.00 100.00 - 1.950.00 Loss to September 30, 1963.........................................- - $1,225,00 3 Camptav Joined < ~u- *r HaJNu u If tp/ Comosny Abrasive Crain A**oianoo- 1961 .Davison Chemical Division - Abrasive Products Company-, Ac4 Abjr*wiv*'C<J*J>eoy - / . ' W..R, Grace 6 Company 1937 -^.. Oeckera Creek Sand Company Acme. Quality'Paiata, lac.' ` '.'. 1937 ... P. de Sanno 6 Son, Inc. Allegheny Leilun.54#i. Corp, '. 1954 ...'^Diamond Alkali Company .Ailryhany Pittsburgh Coal Co; T 1939 .ViOoie,Chemical Company ' Allied Chemical. Corporation % Aiumiaem Compidiy.of America.! Amancu MnimXIgmpaBy ;; 1937 -1937 1962 ,.B. 7T. Orakenleld k. Co., Inc. Oravo Co rporatioo. ^rl-E* T^.duPont deNemour* 6 Co. American Csa Company,. Idc.; V933- -' :. Amosiew rr*r]fc,>^6*l 1963 * .. - ' Abrasive Company 1944 'America* IronftST.!-'-; AneficuKAit iW>. American Mining iw... * J943 ''Xleerr* Rsfractoxvsa 6 Abrasive* Co. msf. '~gt)ae>Pltimbtnfware Division ^-STha. Murray Carp.' of America 944?.--. America* Optical Company , . ...,. v... ..... 1956 S^iilUble 141* Assurance Soe tety . 9*4: '.'.- American Potaab A Chemical CoTp^.: ^'' ' Unitad-Statna 936-' American Sm*Uis( .6- SeG&iftfCcw ~ 1937 - `^Xthy{.Corporation - - - ` 73V - -, Americas Zinc Institutes la; ; W \m * Americas Zinc,' Lead fcSmetting 193r. -/JEaolow- Company * * '; .. . 936 Anaconda Cos ipauy -v1,: ' .-- .4 >< ?s 161 " ^ Armco Steel Corporatise . --.1949 . , r*erro Corporation U# - ^ Atiotuijon of Casualty 6'Sarety ^`y 'y 1964 . ' FMC Corporation Companies* .'.'.-- * ' . . ; "" . ' r*: 1937 Foote Mineral Company T64.;' * Atlas Chemical industries, lac. ^ 1947 . Ford. Motor- Company J34. Automobile UMuluttimt Assn. J 44 - Sail Brothers Company.,Inc* IT' ' 3rtU'tfCcll>n Company 1936 v-;l963 Foundry Facings Manufacturer* Ai * .Fraeport Dlviion '. ' ` Naico Chemical Company . . FuUar .Mer'riam Company . 17 ^ . Bay State Abrasive Products Co. -.- ;/:- 91' * Bvryltium-Corporation ' -t. ; *'. ,5; 1943 Gardner Machine Company - ^1 ` Bleached Board Division- ` r.- 1958 \ . Wjeil Virginia Palp andPaper Cd.-. ^ ' 1937 1 Boeing Company ; * ^ . =;' -'.ti .* 1947 Geiyy-Werke Scbweixerhalle A. G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Slectzic Company m>- Brush Beryllium Company .-. * 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corp. >1 16 4- - - George U. Bullard Company, iaCi/.'.V . ' 1951 Bunker Hill Company-- . ' - *< 1944 Butler County Mushroom farm* lac. ;* 1954 i 1937 General Mills,, lac. - General Motor* Corporation Georg is. Kaolin Company Glenahaw Glass Company, Inc, 1*. Caa Manufacturer*.Institute, 2sc ,. V *. 1937 ,7 Carborundum Company -. . - - ` T 1950 t Celaneee Carp, of Amarine- Y 1964 ' Grinding. Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation _ Gypsum, Association ' " 7 Central Silica Company- -' T Chtcayo Wheel 6 Manufacturing. Co,' .1937 4 * Cincinnati Mutiny Products Division - 1937 Cincinnati Milling Machine Co,' ' - 1937 * - Babe it-F. Coleman, Ihc, ' t Colonial Abrasive Products Co. . 1 Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Lti^ t Commonwealth Sanitation Company 1 . Companhia Siderurgica Macianal ' / -1961 - :&J. 1959 **''1956 . 1961 ^ ** 1937 * ` Consolidation Coal Company,- Inc, Vr ` * ... Continental Can Company,' Inc. *- . Cooper>Beemer Corporation : Com Products- Company.; . ' L957 u - . Cortland Grinding Wheel* Corparatlm .. 1947 . Creoif rVtroUum Corpr*i**s-i'-- ' 1947 Hail China Company " Hamilton Binary te Corundum Co, Kampden'Grinding Wheel Company Hanley Company . Hasieton Laboratories ' Honeywell Inc. fiugbson Chemical Computiy Hunttngten Alloy Produit* Divuhm- International Nicket lug* roll-Humphr yet vi,u7i Borg-Warner Cor. .non Inland Steel Comps n\ International Business Machine iupi Mrmoerckip { 12b member companiael ) r-vi*. *: - ' It. . mo .1943 I960 W 154Z iw ---------oorporatian Jo** 4 Laugblin Steel Corp.. ' JoUt k Rodger s Company ` `*.,- * .. ` - , *" *.. ' Kl Refractories Division' AUwnwiuen tCheau>Corp. ^ Jt*M*ca*aopper -V ,.X0ppr Company, teee/c:&&*' . .* - eVr. ;/>iV<:`,5*'-.'.V^ j>'J> _ ; Lava'O^l^axinetsrlee Co. .v . ., 1944 :'J9J7 " 1955 1938 .. :U961 - - \-'495o: '-. Pittsburgh Activated Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Class Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Product* Company Process Air Division American Air Filter Company Pullman-Standard EUsction Motor* Division 1944. jLseexecltJr iteiMt, Ic. .\ ' - Tbiokol Chemical Corporation 1934 '.'Lead-ladustries A ocij4fanrrjyy~J; '.l-*j;'95i:- ;- Rad Kill Grinding Wheel Carp. 195* , London Znttfpon-&an4v 'a '<3-I7&4S'Republic Steel Corporation ma. -Loaieiaaa Ordnance PlnM-^^u-W. i -V t14.^33$; A;-.` K., K>- Robertson Company ` ,4*;*aV `.. S- perr-y- .# &;'*-l,954vv^p - Robertson Uanniactoring Company gate ;-C<-_tr-*p-or---tio-au- ---*^--y\.'*.,, . . v. .*"; ; * ' ' v.;.' .;4.539vrTM Salsty First. Supply Company . Wt: J'r. UecMiaXosupeoy * tf1' ' -* ~ ,1937'^.'V St, Joseph Dead Company ` mo < M ndstteKiihhoe:Divi*loa't<: **. * **.fWiga>friirtn t, *:-A,*-.f* . Vl3SOy3?~$and^* Corporation 1954'' Sauarslsaa Cements Company >94< 1437 ' McqlMO SilMlwiTO1 tn&Y `. ~ Cmpioyeve'.CompeosstiimAssit... ^ J. S*. McCormick CompeRyttf-^^V; 11Syt-X belaud* B. Schacible Company ' !9*4^-;V'vScetrAviation Corporation ,. ,- ;lWT v} Siraonds Abrasive Company 1444 1937. Merck 4Co., lac*- - TH. MdWt Abraiv CorrpanY'*' J:' ,'-. . ;193T ":; ;'.5imond# Worden White Company * v3954-'''Soap and Detergent Association 1914 Ulna SatetyApplianca Company-^ ' 1949 1. Steony Mobil Oil Company. Xoc. w 1954 1445 *557 Mimsseta- Mining it J4aouiac.toripg. Co. Jesse S. -Morie It Son,; lac; ... . - ' -.< ' -t'-V.c ; National Aosociition . ` .- " , Ca*UJdip`CompajiiA^^.V-HV:'i^;i' *' National Created Ston'AaaaJ'>;:'Isc. , ' ,1941' :V Stands ?d Dime and Cement Company 19*4 ' Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) . 194v,V Staullax Chemical Company . '. 1937* Sterling Grinding Wheel Company 19*3 >~ Stifl*c Industrial i.ubi'icant* Co. 1953' ''t1-Sugar Beet Products Company 1947 * National Glass Sarad.Corpora*ioa.--- 1417 National Grinding Wheel Co.vLi*u r' - 1952 .-:'Tata Industries Limited lt mt 1544 l*4tf 143* 144?', 194Z National Industrial San*A**ni~:':\rt fafarssi Lead Compaayt-^'^^o^.;* - ", National- RandyMiasd. Coterete-A asn. National Sand and Gravel Asao; Infc. National Slag Association ^ ' . National Steal Garporation: Kedexiaad duPaag deNemours'.N^V.. . 1944--~i' Taylor. Smith 4 Taylor Company , 4.944-1 vr'Xeaneaeee Copper Company Division oi Tennessee Corp. 193S'.l:V.'T*aas Cull Sulphur Company 193.7 : Titan. Abrasive s Company 1940- '. Terns River-Cincuinau Chemical . Corporation 1944 l 19*3 1937 1951 1934 Newport Division . Heyde* Newport ChemieaiCorp* ' r.s Oaten Mamiiaoturtui Cctnyaay' Ottawa SUlda Company / OasR**CsraiAg F-ibarglaa Corp^, - _ Owana^IUiaosa. Glaso CampaDy- ' - 1934.!, Dnion Carbide Corporation 1954.- . :United States Potters Association 1934.'"' ..-Dnited States Steel Corporation ' 1937 . "'.Valley Mould and Iron Corporatiun 1940-,. _Van Straaten Chemical Company 1938:. V Vesuvius Crucible Company 1994 1454 1437 143" 1954 1944 1940 1916 19S| . Nocific Gdodiag Wheel Manuiacturlng . C. K. Pact-wood Manufacturing Co. Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division WsJcefietd Corporation - . ` ' , Pennsylvania- Glss s 5nnd Corp>- Peaneyivateo Manufacturer*^ Assn. , ' Casualty teawraac# Company Perkin*Elmer Corporation . Petrolca BrssiLsiro S. A. Phelps Dodge Corporation .. Philadelphia Quarts Company 1 ** * ' * 1937 Waltham Grinding WHeti Company ' 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Conp.ny 1937 Wedron SiUca Company 1963 Western Slectrtc Company. Inc. 1937' Westiicld Grinding Wh*;vl Company 1961 Westtnghouse BraJi!.- ami Signal . Company, Limited 1937' Westtnghouse lectr<c Corporation -1937 Whitehead Brothers Company 1937 Willson Pruduct* Division Ray-O* V*c Company * Multiple MemorAlp ( J7 member companies) 1937. Touftgstoun Sheet and Tube Company rvttbt*ftc(nctorl* Campiay . 1952 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation ck b Heines, lac. * : ' 1945 Republic Steel Corporation id'* ""Nss Association yloort Board .. . 1937 * H. H. Rebertaon Company ' 1956 Robertson Manufacturing Company ns ordnance Plant. ' -. , ngton Riad Diviio . V .* ; ; 1939 Safety First Supply Company -v Rand Corporation., ...A . >.e~. .-i937 St. Joseph Lead Company *\ 1950 Sandia Corporation Company ., . '"1956' "l _S*uereien Cements Company an. Rubber Division. ' i' , ` . 1937 -r.V Claude S.Scbneibie Company :sto*.Manhattan. .lac. *- j`. U 946 v-T ScoU Aviation Corporation taring CbamistJ'Associstlon . ; ` 193.7-'!:r-.Simonds Abrasive Company Minin* .... '193777; Simonds Worden White Company d-Self.Insurern iaii--;:v ',/* 1956' Soap and Detergent Association 'Tr* .Compensation.A*s#/ -Cormtek Company ; v ' v;` .-W49 - . .1941- Socony Mobil OH Company, lac. Standard Lims and Cement Conany Company, lac. . AC*3.*. .1964 Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) *i AkraiiV* Company - ' ' v, M962 ' J" -Stauffer Chemical Company ' '' .ho**to*-ias.:-lnc " 1937 Sterling Grinding Wheel Company V AppUi a- Company - v*i . 1963-. , Stiffter Industrial Lubricants Company a Minin*- fcManufacturing Co. ,,! Maria It Son. tec..* , ' ^ 1965 . : Sturm, Ruger It- Company, Inc. *1933 - - Sugar Beet Products Company . Goal'Association \ ..1 - .1952 - Tata Services Limited Crushed Stone Assn. ,-Inc--'-,. 1946 .. Taylor. Smith b Taylor Company Class Sand Corporation ; -.>' '-'-.1946 .Tennessee-Copper Company Grinding Wheel Compeny^. Inr^ Industrial Sand. Aaen,'.-. . . ' - 'Division of Tennessee Corporation 1938 " - Tanas CAulf Sulphur Company Lead-Company 1;- viii/ -' ' 1937 . -Titan- Abrasives Company Ready Mined Concrete- Assn.";.:. I960 . Toms River Chemical Corporation 3,'ioad Gravel Amo.. leK.'r- .... 5 association . .. 1936 itwCorporation _ 1936 i duFont dsNcmoars N, V.' . . 1936 livtsioo . _ -i -V,J '. ' _' - ' - Union Carbide Corporation United States Potter* Aseociauon . United States Steal Corporation 3 Chemicals, lac.* ..." ' - ' ... anulacturicg Company.J.' j' .ica Company ' wiog Fiherglaa CorpX4: '> . 1937 ' Valley Mould and Iron Corporation I960 Van Straatan Chemical Company 1938 : Vesuvius Crucible Company 1937 Waltham Grinding Wheal Company ' iaoie Glass. Compel) y. - ..' '-1' . ' 1937 -Washington Mills Abrasive Company ` ..... A , ,, jg* ; 1937 - * Wedrcn Silica Company ,, isdisg Wheel. Jdanufacturing dewaod Manufacturing Co...-. r Grinding Wheel Uiyiaion. '- 1962' - 1937 ` 1961 Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company - Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co., Lid. Id Corporation ' 1937 sta Glass Sand `Corporation . ' ' 1937 ate Manufacturers4 Assn. . ' ` ' Westingheuse Electric Corporation WUlson Products Division Ray-0>Vac Company Issoranc* Company .* . -net Corporation" _'7^ * ' 1937 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company raatleiro S.A. ' *1- ,, .* . ' ige Corporation .- . S-ZK' - a Quarts Company- . v`r * Activated Carbon Company .,;. Plate Class Cnwu* StaeLCor-.paay . nsest Asiocution ' ' _ ' Products Company i Division - ) Filtar Company, d otors Division Jbetmcat Corporation ------- -ember MEMBERS Of INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION o _A_ Abingdon Potteries, Inc, Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Abril* Grain AtiocUtlen . Carborundum Company Abrasive Products Company Catalytic Combustion Corporation Acme Abrasive Company Aernvent Pan Company, Jnc, Celanese Corporation of America Central Silica Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Atlied Chemical Corporation Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Products Cleveland Graphite Bronte Company Allis*Chalmers Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Air Flltrr Company, Inc, Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Commonwealth Sanitatien'Gompany Companhla -SlderurgicsNaeionsl American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel W.orke American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Cltmhx, Inc. American Mining Congress - Consolidation Coal Company, Inc, Continental Can Company, Jnc. ' C.opperweld Steel Company ' " Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation American Optical Company American Smelting It Refining Company American Zinc Institute, Inc, American Zinc. Lead'it Smelting Company. Deckers Creek Sand Company .` Anaconda Company . - Deere It Company - Asbestos Corporation Limited Assn, of American Railroads - A. P, de Saano It Son, Inc. . Diamond Alkali Company jn. of American Soap It Glycerine ` Dow Chemical Company -e Producer*. Inc. S. F. Drakenfeld 4 Company, Inc. Assn. Argentina de Empresaribs Mlneroe Dravo Corporation Assn, of Casualty 4 Surety Companies* Alichtson. Topeka and Santa Te Railway System Automobile Manufacturers Association Eagle-Pleher Company Ebasco Services, Inc. Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractories 4 Abrasives Corporation Eljer Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.5. --B-- Esso Research and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation Ball Brothers Company Exolon Company BartletteColllns Company Baugh and Sons Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Falk Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company, Jnc. FarrslWCheek Steel Company Bird 4 Son, Inc. Ferro Corporation ^ Bituminous Casualty Corporation Foote Mineral Company Boeing Airplane Company Ford Motor Company Brush Beryllium Company F ostori* Glass Company George H. Bullard Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association Bunker Kill Company . Fuller Msrrtam Company 3 Multiple Mcmoership (14? member companies) MEMBERS {continued) --G-- Gardner Machine Company Gsigy-Werke Schwetscrhalle A. G. General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Ceramics Corporation General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills. Inc. General Motor* Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Glensbaw Glass Company, lac. W. R. Grace A Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gull Oil Corporation Hall China Company _ ' Hamilton Emery I* Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company *. Haeleton laboratories Hercules Powder Company Homeetakf -Mining Company --M-- Mechlin Company- Manhattan Rubber ^ Maryland Self-Insurers' Association J. S.' McCormick Company Mexico Refractories Mid-West Abrasive Company- Mine Safety Appliances Company Mlnneapolls-Heneywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining fc Manufacturing Company Jeske S. Morlt b Son. Inc. 1. National Assn, of Mutual Casualty Cos. * National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand it Gravel Ass-elation, Inc. National Slag Association ,- National Steel Corporation *" Neville Chemical Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company - JIngersoll-Humphryes Inland Steel Company International Ruetnese Machines Corp. International Nickel Company Ottawa SUica Company Owens-Cornlng Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glsss Company _ Johrs-Manvllle Corporation --K-- -. Keaebey h Mattlaoa Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Abrasive Wheel Company Kirk it Blum Manufacturing Company Koppere Company, Inc. -I____ Horner Laughltn China Company I-eva Crucible-Refractories Company E. J. Levine and Company I'\sd Industries Association h-Aon Transport Executive Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. G. H. Fackwood Manufacturing Company Fangborn Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Fena-KUlton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company * Phslpt Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke U Chemical Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Pullman Incorporated Foundation Multiple Memo*rsnip (24 member companies) MEMBERS {continued) Reaction Motors Rsd Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Rsaesreb-Coitrell. Inc. ' H. H. Roberteon Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Roma Cable Corporation. Union Carbide Corporation United State* Potter* Association United Slat** Rubber Company United State* Steel Corporation Unlv*r*al~Rundle Corporation ?\'::* I it; . . ;* ... ,, - . * Sifety Tit*t Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandla Corporation Sauerci*en Cement* Company Claude S. Schnelble Company Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Sheffield Steel Shenango furnace Company . Simonds Abrasive Company 5imond* Worden White Company Seeeny Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Ultramarine and Color Company ' ling Grinding Wheel Company Beet Product* Company * Valley Mould It Iron Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company*" Vitrified Wheel Company / i Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Wishing ton Mills Abrasive Company Wr.dren Silica Company Western Maryland Railway Company Westfield Grinding Whoel Company Westinghoua* Air Brake Company Westingbouse Electric Corporation Wheelabrator Corporation Whitehead Brother* Company Wlllaon Products Wyckoff Steel Company Tata Induetrtes Limited Taylor, Smith 4 Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abraalvee Company Trenton Potteries Company Trton, Inc. Tusco Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 13. i960 Annual Report :-------. Almnti l-fwIlKtf ClMltp<l>r A( t.r AbM'i'r Cvmpiny Air >'r.''..4t.-r Company AUiilir Chemical Corporation Allc,l,nn I.<i4lur>) .Strel Corporation AJIr^r.i'n', P;Ulmr|ih Coni Company ^ * Allii'ii C'i.-*inc 1 c s r do ration Aim* iniui. Company uf Amtrita Aii.i firj1' AiiNiiVi' Company Antrntar (!*f Ctftnpim Anjrri* an E!nn r; Whrrl Works ^Any r:i a)! Amur tattoo , Ann-rii tit iron and Strrl !ll<titutr Wni < .Vrtt Climtii. Inc. .Ai'oritan Mlninn Cons res a . A;-*e fu an Mutual Insurance AlliaitC* Aiorruar Ojitual-Coirtpatvy ' Amrruar Kaatk 1 Chemical Corp. , Aiurrira* Smelting tr Refining Co. A>< rnrap 7.-.j<r Company ' At..> Tx Z.Ov Institute. Inc. \uai unila (`iKlipany AdnmMrrl Corporation Af-rattrei Paint L Varntah Work*. Inc. AUtt<>* ! tlilx ! tCtUtr 1 At! .'.i r;r t. in.gitntt, Inc. , ' . .Vji.uuiiii;i' Mr .rcturnra Attnciilion) Inc.' * ^ coni i nut Company, Inc, Hrt1i'tl.i-'..;i.n. C.iimpaitv tin* "t-i- A. <r*ivr Prrwuet* Company iti-nit.ii... t. . rporatiiii; Kiel* h.i. luce (..unpam Ho* r.s l.'ottnanv llifii.rvx AI.taiivx, Inc. l* h .llarrf Cumpanv, Inc. . itU'^xi ilil! -umpAtty H'flirf * *..uti aUithrimu Farm* Inc. ( <>1 * '.m asait'irxra InatUute. Inc. * llx.ruHim Cvxt.pant* * Hx"x. ! i|!ufat.(in Centra, `..lilt t o* `.pal fl ii.an. *iix. ; A !.ianuatl>iri|> Co. f I *. >*rf t.nrpr,rtinil * i'ii;i.I| .\tiiiinic Machine Company * .1-1*11 .Villm* pr..,ltiet* Diviaion . . . f'S. 9 I *lef.x . lltC. 1 *.*. (u*i nl Ott.tipanv t ... . .. .. 1 licit it.vvj Limned I .. t< .1 * -iig.* a . miit t lit*.... .t. * ;*-:*' . Ini . Cioit.n# * . !u* Corn 1*.. - . * - * : Cnftl.Mi!',:, .1. . a.-.-ii. ' .-rpnration 1*. tl* .`H` * * tj.'.-'dli A. 1'. (li`Sannu >* Sort. Ine. Diamond Alkali Company t)iiii Dii'mirai Company . Drnt'o Corporation K, i. do Pottl tx Nmjionr* A Gump,.;*! fja at Iita.n Kodak Con .party Edmar Abrasive Ci`i"Pnv Electric Storage Uattvry Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories A Abrasive* Corp. Equitable Life Aiturlncr Sitirtv of rk.r C >' Ethyl Corporation _ . Estilnn Company ' Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company ' !. Foundry Fating* Manufacturer* Ann. Fuilur Mernam Company _ Gardner Machine Company* F CiiidV-Werkf Schunurhaliv A.C. Central Abrasive Company, irr General Electric C.ompanv _ Ge.nora'1 Grinding. Wheel Corporation General Mills.* Inc. . GomreA^'Metora Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Ini.. M. J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel InatitiUx Gulf Gi! Co rpn ration Gypsum Aanoeiation ' Hall Chins Company Hamilton Emory* 1 Corontli.iu (.m-.pan*. Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Fuunnatiur. Hanson Company Haxleton Laboratories Hercules. Inc. Jlrakun/rld Division Hnphsort Chemical Company .. Inland Steel Company International lluaini'tt Marhtnx* C*.rp. International Nickel Company Huautiplmi Alloy Prtidt.i t* Juluit-NLnvitli: Corporst:-.n J.iii.-n *1 l^tughlin Steel ......... Jxvitt A Hudtyrt Coo-pa:1, e haitcr Aluminum . '"i.. < . Kaiser Hefracti.ru . |J < -< *:,. VM.ii" r *1*U* ) 17 Ktwttstt Cepptf Corporation Xey atone Braae Work*, lac. (Copper* Company. Inc. Cenndry t> Cleaner* Allied Trade* A*in. , Laveraek 4 Haines. Inc. ^* Li<1 InCuitri** Allocution. - London Transport Board MackHn Company "..'v', . Manufacturing Chemists Assn., Inc. . Karcone Mining Company ' - :.r_-. Maryland Self-lna. k mpl. Cotap. jteenl. V*! i J. 5. McCormick Company , . :j ... S * " Morck and Company, Inc, .* < ' . Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ., '' Mid. West Akraaive Company ' - .. ' UUe* Laboratories, Inc. . ;' _ Mino Safety Appliances Company . <V*. -V' * Minnesota Minin* k Manufacturing Co. Mobil Oil Corporation . ... ' J*ih 3. Mono 4 Son. Inc.. ** . - . .. _ Nalco Chemical Company ' V." 4 rr**port DivitiM .* .1 National Coal A*eoeiatioa .' National Croabod Stone Aaeodaiien, Inn. / , ' National Glsas Sand Corporation " ' - National Grinding Whool Company, Inc. * ; . National Industrial Band A*ociatlon ' . - National lneuiauun Manuiseturara Assn, . ' ' *.' J National Wad.Company . ' . National Sand k Graool Association.. Inc. . 1 Notional Slag Association Nodoriaod du Pont do Nemours N. V. ; Otborn Manufacturing Company . . . .. ' ' Ottawa Silica Company -' ^' Owen*.Corning Fiberglas Corporation * Ootona-Ultnoia Claat Company .: , r * *x I. Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. ,C. H. Fackwood Manufacturing Company. iPcitnayivani* Claaa Sand Corporation . - Ptnaaylvaau Mira*. A*an. Ian. Co, .* Pfk.tlmr Corporation . Potreiao Brasileiro S. A. Philadalptua Quarts Company *. Pittaburi hi Activated Carbon Company " * . PittafturgO Plato Clara Company . Pittsburg n Stool Company . H. X. Portor Company# Inc. ... - Strnonda Wordon Whitt Worka ' Portland Comom Asaociation ' . * ftayborta*-Manhattan. Inc. . Manhattan Rubber Oiviaion Pod Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Safety First Supply Company St, Joseph Load Company Sandia Corporation . Sauaroiaon Comosta Company Simonda Abrasive Company Sinclair-Koppot* Company Soap-and Detergent Association Sperry-^ang Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company ,, Sterling Grinding Wheel Company 1 Storm, Roger k Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Product* Company . - . - , Tata Sendees Limited ' Teases*** Copper Company Tejcas.GuU Sulphur Company - Thiekol Chemical Corporation Reaction Motor* Division Titan Abrseivss Company Toma Rfvsr Cbamical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United Stores Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wakefield Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division ' Wsltbam Grinding* Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company _ Wedron Silica Company Weaters Electric Company, lac. Weetfleld Grinding Wheel Company Westlnghouse Brake and Signal Company, Lid. Weetlngbuuae Electtic Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division ) IB 1967 Annual Report I H r MEMBERS Abr*iivr Grain AtioeUnen Abrasive Pruducts Cempuir Acme Abrasive Company '' J Air Preheater Company AleoUr Chemical Corporation Allegheny l.udlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coat Company Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America * - American Abrasive Company American Can Company '. American Emery Wheel Works -. American Insurance Association American Iron aad SteelJaatituto .. r" Americsn Metal Climax. Inc. ' i Amcrtcan Mining Cotyrtu . American Mutual Insurance Alliance , American Optical Company - ., American Petroleum Institute Artierican Potash 1 Chemical Carp. American Smelting l .Refining Co. American Welding (t Manufacturing Co, : American. Zinc. Company _ Aimrican Zinc Institutes lag. Anar-cfnua Company'. '* * '. A mieo Steel Corporation Armstrong Paint b Varnish Works, Inc. Aabeatos Textile Institute Atlaa Chemical Industrie*. Inc. Automobile Manufacturer* Association, lac, Aveo Bay State Ahraaiwea Division frank Bancroft Company, Inc, ... Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive, lac. Ceortc K. Bulla rd Company * Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom farm. Inn. - ` - Calyon Corporation . . Packwood Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Can Manufacturer* Institute, lac. Ca rCorundum Company Celatacae Corporation Central Siltra Company Chaves Dental Instrument Corp. . Chicago Wheel b Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.. -Cmrinn.il Milling Products Division Hubert F Coteman. Inc. Colwn.l Abrasive Products Co. Cwtuice Aluminium (Sell Bay) Limited Contpanbia Sioerurgic* Nacional , Consolidation Coal Company. Inc Continental Can Company. Inc. Corn Products Company ` ' Cortland Crinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno b Son, Ine. ' Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation - . ^E. 1. du Pont de Nemours 1> Company ; Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electric Storage Battery Company Willson Product* Division Electro Refractories It Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company , ferrv -Corporation . FMC. Corporation .. ' * fWR Corporstion." v. FoOte Mineral Company Ford'Motor Company foundry Facings Manufacturers Crr.op '. -- . Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schwctcernalle A G General Abrasive Company. Inc. . General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company - Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire b Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Cull Oil Corporation ~~ Gypsum Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery b Corundum Company Hampden Grindinw Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Haxlstan Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drakenfeld `Division Hughson Chemical Cumpmy Inland Steel Company ' ' International Busmens Machines Corp. International NichM Cu-.iar.y. Inc. Huntington Allen- Prccvcts Division ITT Abrasive Products Company * Mimic,e Memoersmp Johns.ManviUe Corporation Jones h LaughUn Steel Corporation Jowitt 4 Rodger* Company Knsco Abrasive*. lac. ' Keooecou Coppor Corporation Key atooe Bras* Works, lac. (Copper* Company. Inc. ' _ Laundry 1 CUiMti AUltdlradti Aoa. Uwrick 4 Htiati. Zac. ' - Lttd laduttri** AtitcittiM . London Ttntport Board Maehiin Abcttivtt Company - Manufacturing Cbemlats Aarn. . Joe. . Marcaa* Mining Company Maryland Stli.bt. It Empl. Comp. Aim. 2, S. McCormick Company Merck nodCompaay, lac. . ' ' Motropotttaa Life liteuraac*'Company . Mid.Want Abrasive Company . Mile* laboratories. Inc. Mine Safety Appliance* Company * .- Mobil Oil Corporation _._ . J'esae 4. Mori* At Son. lac. - ,, Nslco Chemical 'Company ' Freeport Division National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Association. Inc. Kational Claaa Sand Corporation National C rinding Whoal Company. Inc.,. National Induatrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Assn. National Load Company National Sand 4 Gravel Association. Iso. Notional Slag Aaeociation ' Nederland du Peat da Nemour* N. V. Norton Company - Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens .Corning Fibcrgla* Corporation Owvo*.Illinois. Inc. Pacific Grtndinc Wheel Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Claaa Sand Corporation Panaayivania M/ra*. Aran. Isa. Co. Ptrkin.lilmtr Corporation Pstrooras/RPBC Portland Cement Aaeociation PPG Industrie* Preciaton Grinding Wheel Co. . Inc. //* 7 Raybcato*.Manhattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Aobertaon Company Safety Flrat Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Seueraisen Cementa Company ; Sinclair-Kcpperi Company Soap and Detergent Aaeociation . - Sperry Rand Corporation . ' .Louitana Army Ammunition Plant Standard OU Company (Indiana) Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) ' Stauffer Chemical Company ' Sturm. Auger It Company. Inc. _ Sugar Sect Producte Company . Tata Service* Limited F Tennessee Capper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Thio'kol'Chemical Corporation 1 . Reaction Motor* Division ;; Tom* River Chemical Corporation . - ., . " ' Union Carbide Corporation United State* Potter* Aaaociation United State* Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Veeuviu* Crucible Company - Wallace.Murray Corporation Simond* Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company * Washington Mill* Abrasive Company Wedres Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. " Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Mr Brahe Division, Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westtnghouse Brake and Signal Company. Ltd Westinghcuse Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division 26 MEMBERS -- i'ibti Dm* Joined Company < Date Joined____ Company 1937 1937 1956 1965 1936 1940 1936 1969 1937 1947 1937 1938 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1964 1936 1967 1937 1936 1961 1965 . 1966 l 1947 ' 1968 i 1936 l 1937 i 1965 ] 1955 i960 ; 1967 , 1956 : 1944 : 1967 ' 1952 1936 il961 * 1953 1937 1952 1937 196* 1907 1^17 1964 1954 ` 1**44 1751 176 3 1759 193b Abrasive Crain Association 1953 Abrasive Products Company , 1968 Acme Abrasive Company " 1955 The Air Preheater Company 1937 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1962 Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. ` Aluminum Company of America ' 1937 Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 1952 American Abrasive Company 1968 American Can Company, Inc. 1939 American Emery Wheel Works 1937 American Insurance-Association* 1962 American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Inc. , 1966 American Mining Congress 1963 American Mutual Insurance Alliance 1943 American Optical Company . '' 1956 Americaa Petroleum Institute ' American Potash 6 Chemical Corp. 1937 American Smelting 8 Refining Co. 1937 American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company 1949 * Anaconda Company ' . 1964 Armco Steel Corporation ' ' 1967 Armstrong Paint 6 Varnish Works.Inc..1937 Asbestos Textile Institute . 1947 Atlas Chemical Industries, Ine. 1936 Auto-Flo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturers A sen. Avco Bay Stale Abrasives Division . 1943 Frank Bancroft Company, lac. Beryllium Corporation . Bituminous Coal Operators1 Assn. Blanchard Machine Company , The Boeing Company ' Brush Beryllium Company . Buckeye Abraaiv*. Inc.. . Georgs H. Bullard Company, Inc. ' 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1968 Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1937 1967 Can Manufacturer* Inatitutc, lac. Carborundum Company . 1937 1950 Celanese Corporation Central Silica Company - Certaio-teed Product* Corporation Gvstin-Bacon Diviaioa - Cbaye* Dental Instrument Company Chicago Wheel .lr Manufacturing Co. ChTyaler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. 1934 1937 19J7 1966 1967 1959 1937 Cincinnati Milling Producta Div, Robert F. Coleman. Inc, Colonial Abraaiv* Product* Co, ' Comaico Aluminum l Bell Bay) Ltd. Companhia Sidrrurgica Nacional 1947 1947 1966 Consolidation Coai Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Continental Insurance CompiniM Corn Product* Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanao 6 Son, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation DL Skin Care Product*, Inc. Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation N|Er*t. du Pont de Nemeuri 6 Co. '.. ' Eastman Kodak Company . Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories 6 Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United State*. Ethyl Corporation T Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facing* Manufacturer* Assn. Frantz. McConnell 6 Seymour Gardner Machine Company Ceigy-Werk* Schweiserhalle A.C. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation * Georgia'Kaolin Company Glaee Container Manufacturers _ institute, Inc. . Glen shew Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire 6 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation ~ Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 6 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Cornp*ni Hanford Occupational Health Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules. Ine. Drakenftuid Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp International Nickel Company. Inc. Huntinyton Alloy Proeuct* Division Multiple memoertmp January 1, 1969 member D*te Joined Comoanv Date Joined 19*7 ITT Abrasive Products Co, 1967 1936 John*-Manvill* Corporation . 1968 1936 Jones 6 Laughlln Steel Corp, ^ . 1963 Jowitt 6 Rodger* Company 1952 -' 1937 1967 19S3 JC**co Abra*ie*. Inc. Kennecott Copper Corporation * i 1937 1965 Xeystoae Bra** Work*. Inc. . 1956 1992 Kopper* Company. Inc. . . 1966 1956 1966 Homer Laughlln Chinn Company- 1962 1966 Laundry and Cleaner* Allied . Trades Association 1966 1964 Laverack 6 Halnee. Inc. - . 1916 ' Lead Industries Aeeociatlos ' ^ 1967 1956 London Traneporr Board 1964 1961 Lord Corporation ' - .196 5 Hugheon Chemical Co. Div. . 1953 1966 1937 J. S. McCormick Company . 1937 1966 Macklla Company *. , , . Manufacturing Chemist*' A**D> 1945 - ' 1946 . . 1966 . .. IM4 ' 1937 -Marcon* Mining Company - , . Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mid-West Abrasive Company 1938 -. . ' I960 ' . 1966 il 936 . . '1966 ' <1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation .. * Wine Safety Appliances Ccmpeny Mobay Chaatical Company Mobil CU Corporation -. . . 1936 1936 1936 ~ *1956 Jesse 5. Mori* 6 Son.. Inc. 1937 1963 Heine Chemical Company . . Freeport Division .. 1960 1938 1966 1937 Notional Coal Association . 1967 National Crushed Stone Assn. .Inc. . ' 1947 1937 1937 1966 . 1937 1945 1936 1962 1967 National Claes Sand Corporation- ** 1937 National Grinding Wheel Co. . lac. ' 1937 National Indnatrtal Sand Aaen. ' - 1937 National Insulation Manufacturers ' 1962 Aaeoaiation - 1937 Netinnal Lead Company 1967 National Sand and Gravel Aesa., lac. Natlnnal Slag Aociation Nedartaad duFont deNemour* N. V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division 1961 1937 1966 196} 1953 1936 Osborn Manufacturing Company Owen*-Corning Ftbergla* Corp. . Oweas-Illinoi*. lne. 1936 1954 1917 1956 3 i960 1964 1938 1937 Pacific Co. Pennsylvania Claee Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers1 Assn. laivruct Company Pvtmbrae/RPBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Calgon Corporation Portland Cctncnt Aoocuctot PPG Industries '' Company Precision Grinding Wheel Company, lne. Raybestoa-Vlanhattan. lne. Manhattan Rubber Division ' Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company St, Joseph Lead Company . Sauereiaen Cement* Company - Sinclair -Koppsrs Company , Soap and Detergent Aaeoetation . ' Sperry Rand Corporation . '^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant . Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturer* > Association, lee. Standard Oil Company {Indiana) ' Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Sturm. Ruger-h Company, lne. _ , : - Sugar Beet Product* Company SyeteMad Corporation .. Tata Service* Limited- ' Tanneesee Copper Company _ - . -Div. of. Tenne*eee:Cprpo ration ' .Texas Gulf Sulphur- Company ' - Toni* River Chemical Corporation ' ' ' Union Carbide Corporation United Statee Potter* Association United Statee Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Sireaten Chemical Company Vetuviua Crucible Company - Wallaee-Murray Corporation Simond* Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mill* Abrasive Company Weoron Silica Company _ Western Electric Company. Inc, Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westtnghouse Air Brahe Company Wes tinghouse Air Brake Division We*tioghou*e Brake and Signal Co. . Ltd. Westtnghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute. Inc. Dim 19^9 Annual Report JMM4 CeMPSWr 1*37 Abrasive Grain Aaeocistlon 1870 Abrasive Meiertari Qiviuon Horton Compsnr tU7 Abrxxive Products Company 1*70 Abrasives Oivimon flendtx Corporation 1*60 Atm* Abrasive Company 1*38 Allegheny Upturn Steel Carp. 1868 Allied Chemical Corporation 1*70 Aitteen Campbell OMtton American Grain A Cable Co. Inc. 1*38 Aluminum Company c< America 1808 Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 18*7 American Cm Company. me. 1837 America#* Emery Wl**l Wort# 1838 'American mauranea Association 18*4 American non and teal Institute 1887 Aiwancm Metal Climax, me. 1837 American Mining Congress 18*8 'American Mutual towact Aftlanc* 18*4 American Optical Company . 1887 American petroleum tnstmrte 1*6* American Potash A Chemical Corp. 1838 American Smeriing 8 Refining Ce. 1888 American tender*. Inc. 1888 American Textile Mfm. Institute 1838 Anaconda Camoeny . 1881 Armco Stsei Corpora?"1 1888 Armstrong Chemcon, ice. ` 1888 Asbestos Camem nrv-jcu Assn. 1988 a memos Textile tm.an . 1878 Atlantic Anrsetms CorporaDon 18*7 Anas Cherniest industries, Inc. 1888 Auto-Flo Comoany . Division of Uaaeo Corporation ' 1*36 Automobile Manutsetwram asm. 1837 Avco Say State Abrmtvw Oiriuen 1878 The Behnaon Company 1888 Franc Bancroft Company. tnc. 1*88 flinmuoous Coal Operator*' asm. 1*68 The Boeing Company 1*70 florae w. me. 1870 Broctway Glass Company. Inc. 18*4 Brush BerylHorn Corraiarry . 1887 Buckeye Abraaivo. me. 1883 Qeerpe M. Bullard Company. Inc. 1881 flutter County Musnroem Farm. Inc. 1*83 Cm Manufacturers institute. Inc. 1837 Caroowidum Company 1*13 Cetan*** Corporation 1137 Central Silica Company 1887. Chayes Apraawee Qiviaion Chayes Cental Instrument Co. 1*97 Chicago Wheel a Manufacturing Co. 1*5* ' Cinctrifunt Milling Product* Of*. Cincinnati MtiUtg Mactnne Co. 18** 1*81 1883 1868 1*38 1*63 1868 Robert f Coleman. Inc. Colonial Apreate Product* Co. Com*ICO Aluminum IBe* Beyl Ltd. Compennia Siderurgica Nacional Con*ondetion Coei Company. ine. Contirental Can Comoany. Inc. Continental insurance Compameo 1937 Cortland Oiwaton i American Apraerve Corporation 1*55 CPC tniarnationaJ 1*83 Create Pmsitum Corporation 1837 A P deSenno A Son, me. 1*53 Otamenc Shamrocx Corporation 1888 DC Skin Cane Product*. me 1*3# Oo Ch***esi Corporation 1837 Oreaa.-tiaid Omnon ..... ...... --riercues. Inc, ....... *Mumole memoarsnip Oarte lain id Company 1*37 Drove Corporation 1863 6.1, du Pont d* Nemours A Co. 1986 Eastman Kodak Company 1*83 Edmsr Abrasive Company 18*3 Electro Refractories A Abrasives Division pf Ferro Corporation 1*69 Environment*) Selene**. Ine. 1958 Equitable Ufa Assurance Society ot the United Sutoe . 1937! 'Ethyl Corporation - 1937 Exelon Company 18*9 Ferro Corporation 7.` 198* FWC Corporation . ` 1*67 FMR Corporation . . 1937 Foot* Mineral Company . . . ... 1*47 Ford Motor Company . . 1*69 Fwtbria Glass Comoany . 1*38 Foundry Supply Manutadurat^ " Group *: 1*69 Frans. McConnell A Soymouc 1963 ` Freeport Division ` - . . Nalcc Chemleet Company 19*3 Gardner Machine comoany 1958 GeigyWerke Schweizamsiie A. G. .1937 General Aprasive Company -* .* 1*88'. General Asbestos A Rubber DCv. ' ' RaybeetooManncttan. tnc. 1970 General Oynamfes Corporation 19*7 General Electric Comeany . - 1937 ' Ganeral Grinding Wheel Cerp. . .1951' General Mill*. Inc. - * 18*3 General Motors Corporation . 195* Georgia K*oun Company ' 1988 Gtasa containers Mira. Instltuta. ine. 1937' Giensntwr Glass Company. Ine. - 1967 Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company 1987 Grinding Wheel QJvi*ion . Norton Company . .1937 Grinding Wheel Inatmite 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 QuetitvBacon Diviaiori - - Certeuvteed Products Carp. 1936 Hall China Company 1937 Hamilton Division Amanctn Abrasive Corporation 1968' Hanford Environment*! Health Fdn. 1*67 Hanson Company . 1958 Haxteion Laboratories 1981, HuQnaon Chemical Company CJvfsfon of Lord Corporation 1933 Huntington Alley Products Division . .. International Nickel Ce., me. 19*7 Inland Steel Comoany 19*7 International Business Machines Cerp- 1*67 ITT Abrasive Products Company 1938 Jonns-Msnvtii* Corporation 1939 Jones A LtughUn Steei Corp. 1983 Jowitt A Rodgers Company 1967 Xaaco "Abrasives. Inc. . 1955 Kavreeki Saryico Industries. Inc. 19*4 Kennecott Coooer Corporation 19*3 Kopperi Company. Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Cemoeny 1*68 Homer Laugnlin China Company 196* Lxvertex A Haines, tne. 1938 Lead industries Association 1868 London Transport Board 1*62 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant ' ' Sperry.Rand Corporation 1*37 J, S. UcCotmick Company 1*48 Mannenen Rupoar Qiwslon R*yp*stos<Manr><tttsn. Inc. 1968 Manufacturing Chemist* Assn., tnc. 1866 Marcons Mining Company 1*4* Metropolitan u<* insurance Co. 13 _____i . Cate Jomed Company 1*68 1936 1*4* 1956 Midwestern Coating Corporation Mine Saiely Appliances Company Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S. Mon* 4 Son, me. 1*66 1937 196* 19*7 1937 1937 1968 1937 19*5 . 1938 1962 1983 1953 1936 1954 1937 1958 - National Coal Association ' National Crushed Stone Assn.. Inc. National Forge Company . National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Oivivon Federal-Mogul Corporation National Industrial Sand Assn National Insulation Mira. Assn. National Lead Company National Sand A Gravel Ajjn.. Inc, National Slag Association Nadariand du Pom o* Nemours N. V. ....................... Osborn Manufacturing Company Owene-Cornmg Fib*rglas Carp. Owens-ltlfnois. ine. Pacific Grinding Wheel Company. Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Send Core. Psnnsylvsnla Manutseturars' Assn. Insurance Comoany 1860 Petrabraa/HPBC 198* Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Oiv. Calgon Corporation 1970 . Pneumatit Corporation 1938 Portland Cement Association ' 1937, PPG Industries 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Co.. Ine. 1952 Red HIU Grinding Wheel Carp. 1970 1937 1*69 Rex-Cut Products Camptny Division or Clevepsk Corp. H. H. Robertson Company Rome Division Revere Cower and Brass, me. 1937 St Joseph Lead Company 1958 Ssuaratsen Cements Comoany 1967 Simonas Abrasive Division Waueeo-Murray Corporation 1968 Sineiaif-Koppera Company 1656 Soap and Oaiargent Association 1965 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mirs. Asm.. Inc. -196* Standard Oil Company (Nate Jersey) 1962 Stauitar Chemical Company 1965 Sturm. Auger A Company. Inc. 1*53 Sugar Beet Products Company 1965 SysteMed Corporation 19*5 Tata Service* Limited 1*69 Tenneco. tnc. 1*46 Tennessee Cooper Company Dlv. ot Tannesaee Corporation 1935 Texes Gull Strionur Company I960 Toms River Chemical Corporation 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 1936 Union Carbioe Corporation 1968 United States Asoesios Division * ReyOestos-Msnnsnsn. Inc, 1936 United Siam Potters Association 1936 United States Sleet Corporsncn 1960 . Van Straaten Chemical Company 1936 Vesuvius Crucible Comeany 1937 Waimam/Hampden Grmemg 1937 1937 1962 1937 1937 1966 Wheel Co. Washington Mills Abrasive Co. Wedrort Silica Company Western Electric Cemeany. inc westheid Grmamg wneei Co. Westtngnouse Electric Corpora non Arthur C. Witnrow Company 1936 Zinc insulins, Inc. 1970 Annual Report MEMBERS }u,mt* Ccmfmj Dele Jomed Company 194* * Ahrtstve Gram Association 19)7 A. P. deSanno 4t Son. lot. 1 <?>( Abnim Mutruli Division 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corporation Nuon Company 19)9 Dow Chemical Corporation l9tT Abrasive Products Company 19)7 Dmkcnfeld Division. Hercules, lot. 19TU Abrasive* Division 19)7 Dravo Corpontioa Senatx Corporation 1962 E. 1. du Pont de Nemours 4t Co. 19)6 Acaw Abrasive Company 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 19't Adamaa Carbide Corporation ' 19)6 Alleaheny Ludlura Strel Corporation 196) Edmar Abrasive Company 194) Electro RefricTones te Abrasives tWi Allies! Chemical Corporation Division of Ferro Corporation 19i0 Allison Campbell Division 1969 Environmental Sciences. Inc- . American Quin a Cable Co., lot. 19)6 Equitable Life Assurance Society - 19 Ml Aluminum Company of Amend of the United States 1909 Aluminum Company of Canada, lad. 19)7 Ethyl Corporation ' , 19*1 American Apparel Manufacturer* Aim. 19)7' Exoloo Company '*" 19-1* American Can Company 1967 FMR Curpocinots IV)K * American Insurance Association 1949 Ferro Corporation ' ' 19*4 American Iron and Steel Institute 1911 ,;Firth Sterling, A Tefcdyne Company 191' American Metal Climax. Inc 19)7 Foote Mineral Company 19)7 American Mining Concrest ` 1947 Ford Motor Company 19*1 'American Mutual Insurance Alliance 19)6 Foundry Supply Manufacturers* Croup 1944 American Optical Oupotstioo . 196) Freeport Division 1967 American Petroleum Institute Ntlco Chemical Company 19 Vi Amenean Smelting 4c Refrain* Company 194) Gardner Machine Company - 19*9 Ametican Standard. Inc. ' 19)7 General Abrasive Company 19*>9 7American Textile Mf.tntute 19V. Anaconda Company ' '' 1966 General Asbestos 4c Rubber Division Ravi xos'Manhactaa. Inc. 19*9 Aneiii American Cnrp. of South Africa, Lid. 1970. Genera. Ciear Company . 19~D Argonaut Insurance Company ' . . 1970 Gen i d Dynamics Corporation' . 196) Atmstmna Chemtnn. Inc . 19f>9 Asbetnn Cement Products Aatociarion . 1947 General Electric Cumneny 19)7 General Grinding Wheel Corporation IV?ti Asbenotpriy Corporation ' 19)1 General Mills. Inc. 1966 Asbestos Textile (nstirute 1970 Atlantic Abrasive Corporation ;194* Arles Chemical Industries, Inc 996* AunePlo Company - ' Division uf Masco Corporation J9I Autiennbile Manutactuten Association 19'' Arm Hay State Abrasives Division J9'0 The bahnson Company 196) Frank Btncmtr Gunplay, Inc 19)6 The Boeing Company 19-** Burden. Inc. * 19'I Bright Boy Industrial Division ' Weldon Roberts Rubber Company 19-t l Brush Beryllium Company 196* But here Abrasive. Inc. 19)* George M. Bullard Company. 1m. " 1961 Butler County Mushroom Farm. lac. 19)) I PC International 19) l On Minuiacturers Institute, Inc. 19' 1 Carbide Division. Howmer Cnrp. 19.1* Cgroorumium Company ^ 19r i Cermet Company 19)2 ("elerme Corporation * 19*1 tf'emenirrl Carhnle Producers Assn. 191' Central Silica Company 196* Ciiaves Abrasives Division Ount Denial Instrument Co. 19)* ( hujuo Wheel et Manufacturing Co. I*A C the-Gefgv AC. 19) t Cmitnacu Milacron. tnc Products Division 1914 Robert F. Cilemsn. Inc. 19) 1 Colonial Abrasive Products Company 19)* C.KTioenhu Sidcrurgica Nacional 19 V, Guivuioarton Coil Company. Inc* )9)l Cienmentsl Can Company. Inc. 19on i t .einnenrsi insurance Companies 19-iV (A^>permll Operations Div. >it Cities Service Companv t91* f illlliM r.iIKHO Aniffiin Abrasive Csrporenon I9d.' f.ren.e rnnwuin Corpriii-.iin 3 1942 General Motors Corporation 19)4 Gcoreia Kaolin Company 196# Glass Containers Mfra. Institute, lac. 19)7 Glenshaw Glass Company. Inc. 1967 Goodyear Tire 4t Rubber Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 19)7 'Grinoioc Wheel Institute ' 19)0 Gulf Oil Corporation 196# Gustin Bacon Division Cerrain-r.-rd Products Corporation 19)6 Hall China Company 19)7 Haniiir.n Division American Abrasive Curtwrstioo 1966 Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. 1967 Hanatin Company - 19)1 Huntinatoa Alloy Prtulueis Division International Nickel Company. Inc. 1971 Hydro Carbide Curpnration - 1947 Inland Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Cnrp. 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Or*. 1967 ITT Abrasive PnaJuCTs Company 19)6 Johns-Manvitie Corporation 19)9 Jones dc Liuchlm Steel Corporation 196) Jowm ec Roderrs Company 196? Kasco Abraatves Coleman Syitems Companr 19)) Kawecii Uerylco Industries. Inc. 1946 Kennecter Copper Cmpoianon 1942 Hoppers Company. Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Company . 196# Homer Laughtm China Company 1964 Lavetack H Haines, tnc. 19)6 Lead InJutirirs Asaocistinn, Inc. 19)# London Transport Executive 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Spertv Rand Corporation 1947 J; S. McCormick Company 1946 Manhattan Rubber Division Rivocirm-Manhiftan. Inc. 1966 Vi.Tiiicrotraii Chemists Association 1966 Minina Minina Company 1 Ciiur memoetsrop 14 Dare /maed Cldupgu) 1970 19H1 1949 I?)' Medical Supply Company Metal Carbides Corporation Metropolitan Lie insurance Gmp Michigan Abrasive Company Gcindin* Wheel Division 196B Midwestern Cutting Corpoonon I9i Mine Safety Appliances Gunpeny 1949 Mobil Oil Curpvraunn 19)6 Jesse S. Morte A Son. Ini 1971 Multi Metals. 1m. ' 1971 National Astaeiatnin nl Manufaslui 1966 National Coal Assntiauon IV)' National Gnrvfrax Wheel Division Federal.Moeul Cutynrnum 19)1 National Industrial hand Ai> iima 1966 National Inialuaai Min AsvmatH- 19)7 National Lead Companv 19)X Nationai SUx Aixcniin 1962 Nedvelaml -Ju Punt de Nemouet N* ' 1971 Newcomer Prnducis. Ire. 196) Osbom Manufaeturtnx Company 19)1 Owem-Cnrnine Fiberxias tairporai:r. 19)6 Owem-lllinou. Inc 191? 19)1 191' 19*0 PPG ItSluitrteS. Inc Pacine Grindme VCheei Company, lr. Pennsylvania Glass band Curporaimn Pncumant Corporation 19)* Portland Cement Aiu mimm 1971* Potters Brothers, 1m. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Ci), Inc. 19)2 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporafi19m Rex-Cur Pmducic Companr Division of (. levypa It (rpueanon 19)* H. H. Robemnn Compiny 19)7 Sc. Jiw Minerals Corporalran 19*1 Sandvik Steel, Inc. 19)6 Sauereisen Cements Company 1971 Selenium-Tellurium Dewbipmeni Ass 1%' bimondi Abrasive Division Wailace-Murray Cjupofionn 1966 Sinclair-Koppers (mayinr 19)6 Soap and Dctercene Atuaiaoon 196* Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfri. Ann,, tnc 1964 Standard Oil Gunpany ` Nr*- Irrscyi 1962 Sesuder Chemical Company 196) Sturm, Rucer 4t Company, im. 19)) Sugar Beet Products Company 196* SvsteMed Cntporation 19)9 TRW Hazleton Laboratories 194) Tara Services Limited -- 1969 Tennecci. Inc. 19)* Texas Gulf Sulphur Company 1914* Toms River Chemical Giepnranon 19V> Tiaveleri Insurance Companies 1971 Tungsten Alloy Mfg. Co. Inc 19)6 Union Carbide Corpnranon 19' United States Mineral Products Co. IV'6 Unired Stales Ported Aiuuutiiin 19)6 United States Steel Coipr.niKin I960 Van Straaien Chemical Company 19'* Vesuvius Crucible Company 1971 VR/Wnson Company I9'l Walmet Corporamin 19)7 Wilihsm/Hampden Grinding Wheel C 19)7 Washraxion Mill* Abrasive Company 19)' Wed ton Silica Company I9'l Weisdr-Stims/Unimet, Umre.1 Greemield Div ol TRW'. Inc. 1962 Western Electric Company, Inc. 19)1 Wesiheld Grinding Wheel Cnmoinv t9)' Weinnghousr Elrcmc C.urporairon 19'1 Willey s Carbide Tool Company 196* Arthur C- Withrow Compmy 1956 Zinc Insntuie. Inc. INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. . NEW MEMBERS -- 1971 American Apparel Manufacturer's Association American Foundrymen's Society American Steel Foundries < Argonaut Insurance Company - Asbestospray Corporation Cemented Carbide Products Association Cbemico Metals Corp. < . General Cigar Company . International Lead Zinc Research Organization National Association of Manufacturers , Selenium-Tellurium Development' Association,' Inc.' 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Inc. 1944 \ AftCO/Polymert, Inc. 1970 Argonaut Insurance Company -' ' 1974 BASF Wyandotte Corporation ;' 4970 The Bahnaoa Company *4 1944 Brush Wellman, lac. * ' 195* CPC International Inc. ' 1931 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. 1932 Crlanese Corporation 1971 Cemented Carbide Producer# Assn. * 1940 . Certain-Te*- St. Gobain Insulation Corp. 1974 Chrysler Cot .oration 1938 Ciba-Getgy iC 1974 Colt Industries Inc.... - 1972 C'.Juntois Gas System Service Corporation JOTS Commercial Shearing, Inc. 195* ; Companhis Siderurgica Nacional 1971 | Consolidated Edison Co. of Mew York, Inc. 1972 Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company 1975 j .Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. ^ 1975 : D'AppuJonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. 1974 UeSoto, Inc. . 1952 { Diamond Shamrock Corporation 1971 ; Dow Chernies: IDS. A. ' ' 1917* . Drakeafeld Dieiaion, Hercules, Inc. 1917 , Oravo Corporation . * 1914 E. I. du Pom d* Nemours 4 Company 1944 ' |`.atnwn Kodak Company 1971 . Minerals 4 Chernies Is Division. ` Fngelhard Minerals 4 Chemicals Corp. 1975 1 Metals Corporal ion 1954 Equitable Dife Assurance Society of U.S. 1944 F*son Corporation 1971 l*a U on Foundry Company 1974 Tostaria Glass Company . 1914 197b Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group General Cigar Company, Inc. . 19*7 General Electric Company 1991 Goncfal Milts, Inc. . 1942 General Motors Corporation 1974 General Hrf raet oriea Company 1994 Georgia Kaolin Company 1917 1950 1934 1972 1971 1917 1975 1973.. 1947' 1947 1970 1974 1936 1939 1955 1974 1942 1970 1948 1974 1937 1944 1970 ' 1937 1945 1974 1936 1974. 1975 1936 1937 1974 1973 1972 1953 1936 1937 1917 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1973 1948 1937 i972 1971 1917 1954 1956 1971 1974 1972 1974 1954 1973 Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Heins U.S. A. (Div. of H. J. Heins Co. ) Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc- Industrial Casket 6 Shim Co.. Inc. ^ngcxaolUiUmi-Company In-. * Inland Steel Company IBM Corporation Internationa) Dead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. Johns-ManvUle Corporation * Jones 6 Daughlin Steel Corporation - ( Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. - . Kopp Glass, Inc. Hoppers Company, Inc. ` Daciede Steel Company Homer Daughlin China Company Denote Crystal, Inc. J. S. McCormick Company , Marc ana Mining Company Marion Health 6 Safety, Inc- *Mctropolitan Life InsuraEce Company Miles laboratories, Inc. MtHikcn Brick Company - Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Mooongahela Iron 6 Metal Company, Inc. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. ofU.S-, Inc. ND Industries, inc. . National Annealing Boa Company National Forge Company Organisation Resources Counselors, Inc. Owens-Coming Fiber gD* Corporation Owens-Illinois, lac. PPG Industries. Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh 6 Dakc Erie Railroad Pneuniafil Corporation Port land Cement Association . Potters Industries, Inc. ~ Pullma a-Stands rd Raybestos-Manhauan. Inc. H- H. Robertson Company Safety First Industries. Inc. The Sager Glove Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Seattle Services Division. fh Hoeing O. Selenium-Tellurium Development Ano. , In* Sharon Steel Corporation Shell Oil Company Shenungo lm orporat'-d Soap and Detergent Ast'.i taiti.n The Standard Oil Company *Multi|ili' M,-,.it,,-r,/tip 3 3 a r 3 ulned CsmMiiT 1942 1965 1969 1966 1990 1972 1916 1974 1970 1936 1936 Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm, Auger 6 Company, Inc. Tameco. Inc. Thermal Insulation Manufacturer! Associative. lac. . Traveler* Insurance Companies Tri'SUUe engineering Company . Union CarSide Corporation United States Gypsum Company U. S. Mineral Products Company : U. 5. Potters Association - United States Steel Corporation . ' ? Sate Joined Company i960 i 938 1975 1975 1974 1937 1962 1937 I96S 1975 Van Strsaien Chemical Compa Vesuvius Crucible Company Vulcan Mold 6 Iron Company Washington Mould, Machine u Foundry Company Wat ion-Stands rd Company Wedron SUlca Division, Del Monte Properties Compa Western Electric Company. In Weecinghouae Electric Corpora Arthur C* Withrow Company Young Galvanising, Inc. `s. * ** NEW MEMBERS / The A&sul Company Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. ' E- D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Epic Metals Corporation Industrial Gasket b Shim Company, Inc. . Monongahela Iron b Metal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad The Standard Oil Company * ; Vulcan Iron b Mold Company ) Washington Mould, Machine b Foundry Company 'j Young Galvanizing, Inc. . 8 xatx iueiiiutfs 19~6 Annual Reports Date Joined CrnnMny J 937 1976 1936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 1936 - J 944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1976 1936 1969 1976 1976 1976 ' 1976 1966 1979 . >974 1970 1944 1955 1953 1971 196* 1974 195 1974 1972 197n 19hH 19?) *972 1975 1974 1974 1952 1976 197 J 1476 J4i7 1937 19)6 1966 197) 197^ ) 1946 J '164 1976 `Abrasive Grata Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority . Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. ' Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Company pf America Aluminum Company oi Canaria. Ltd. 4. American Can Co. American Foundrymen's Society American Insurance Aaaeeiatlon American Iron and Steel Institute AMAX. lac. American Mining Congres a ^American Mutual Insurance Alliance . . A. O. Safety Products (Div. of , Americas Optical Corp.) -? American Petroleum Institute - American Restaurant Chine Council, lac. A5ARCO Incorporated American Tentile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Amertchem Inc Anaconda Co., Wire It Cabl* OW. ' ARCO/Polymers, lac. '4 Argonaut Insurance Co. BASF .Wyandotte Corp. Tho Bahnson Co. Brush Wellman. Inc CPC International. Inc. , Can Manufacturers Inslituts, Inc. Cemented Carbide Producers Association Certain-Toed St. Gobain Insulation Corp. Chrysler Corp. * Cihs-Geify AG Colt Industries lac. Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc. Cnmpanbia Siderurgica Nacional ' Consolidated Edison Co. of Mew York, Inc Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. Consolidation Coal Co. * Inc. 0`Appoloaia Consulting Engineers, Inc. DeSoto, Inc. DUmond Shamrock Corp. Oick Corp. Dow Chemical U. S* A. Dow Corning Corp. x Drasenfeld Division, Hercules. Inn. Dfavo Corp. E. 1. du Pent de Nemours 6 Co. Eastman Kodak Co. Minerals 6 Chemicals Division. Engelhard Minerals 6 Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp. Eouuaoie Life Assurance Society of D- S. Exxon Corp. Essen Group Hate Joined Company 1977 Falcon Foundry Co. 1976 Fort Fitt Steel Casting 1974 Fostoria Class Co. . 1976 Franklin Glue Co. ,.1936 . Foundry Supply Manufacturers Cn#.jp 1970 General Cigar Co.. Inc. 1947 General Electric Co. 1951 General Mills, lac 1942 Geeeral Motors Corp. 1974 General Refractories Co. 1954 . Georgia Kaolin Co. 1937 ''Grinding Wheel Institute - 1950 ' Gulf Oil Corp. 1976 Halcon International, Inc. 1936. Hall China Co. . .. 1976 Harbison.Walker Refractories 1972 Hein* U.S. A. (Div. of H. J. Heinz Co. ) 1976 Hill 6 Griffith Co. 1973 4 Howell Industrial Clitic 1937 Huntington Alloys. Inc* 1975 .Industrial Gasket 6 Shim Co., Jnc. 1973 Ingersoli-Rand Co. 1947 Inland Steel Co. .. ' 1947 . IBM* Corp. 4 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Ors- ' 1974 Intsmational Technical Information Inst. 1936 Johns-Manville Corp. . 1939 Jones 6 Laughlin Steel Corp. 1955 Kawecki Berylco industries. Inc. 1974 Kopp Glass, lac. 1942 Koppers Cu., Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Co. 1962 Lagoven. S. A* 1968 Homer Laughlin China Co. 1974 Lenox Crystal, lac. ' 1937 J. 5.* McCormick Co. 1976 Marathon Oil Co. _ 1966 Mareona Minint; Co. 1970 Marion Health * S-fety, Inc. 1937 Metropolitan Life insurance Co. 1965 Miles Laboratories. Inc. 1974 MiUiken Brick Co. 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Co. 1974 Mobay Chemical Cu. 1975 Monongahela Iron 6 .Metal C-t.. Int. 1936 Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. Inc. 1937 NL Industries. Int. 1974 National Annealing Dux Cu. 1973 National Forge Co* 1972 Organisation Kexosrri1* Cuu;i<-i6rs. Ir.c. 1953 Owens*Corning P:6**rj;tae Curp. 1937 PPG Indust riHS-e **% - . 1937 Pennsylvania CI.- a.iiO f;nrp. 1972 Peoples N*uirl C- Co- 1975 Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Raiir^.u 1970 Pneumaiil Cr.rp. 1938 Portland Cement Association IHT Members (continued) * -V* ; * Bate Joined 1970 1973 197b 1941 197b 1937 197b 1972 1974 1973 1927 1556 1956 1971 197b 1974 1972 1974 195b 1975 1942 197b 1945 ComntoY Potters Industries, Inc, - Pullman-Standard - * RAB Services, Inc, Rsybeetoa-Manhattan. Inc. The Refractories Institute 7 H. H, Roberta on Co. SCM Cofp* Safety First X&duatriea, Inc. Schering-Plough Corp. The Sager Clove Corp. * - St* Joe Minerale Corp. Sauereiaen Cementa Co. ' Seattle Servicea Div., The Boeing Co.^ Seieniutu-Tellariam Development Anna., Inc. Seoco Products, Inc. .. ,, Sharon Steel Corp* - Shell Oil Ca Shenaugo Inc. Soap and Detergent Association The Standard Oil Co* Stauffer Chemical Co. 5telltte Division, Cabot Corp. Sturm, Roger k Co,, Inc. '' * Bate Joined Comoany 1949 Tsnneco, lac. 194b Thermal Insulation Mfrs. Assn,. Inc. ' 1974 Tile Council of America, Inc. 1970 Travelers Insurance Co* 1972 Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 H-VI Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United States Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S* Mineral Products Co. 1934 ' fi. S* Potters Association 193b . . United States Steel Corp. I960 1 Van Strnaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1975 , Vulcan Mold It Iron Cov . 197b WABCO Transportation Systems Croup 1975 Washington Mould Machine li Foundry Co. 1974 Watson-Standard Co. ^ 1937 Wedron SUica Division, ' Bel Monte Properties Co. 1962 Western Electric Co,, Inc. - 1937- Weetiaghouse Electric Corp. 1976- Williams h Co.. Inc. I960 . Arthur C. Withrow Co. 197S young Galvanising, Inc. t ) NEW MEMBERS * Allegheny County Sanitary Authority American Restaurant Chi.ta Council, lnc- Amtrieis Voiding and Manufacturing Company American Wood Preserver# Institute ...........Ame richem. Incorporated .. ' ; Anaconda Company, Wire end Cable Division ' ' ` * ~"`"i; Commercial Sheering, Incorporated Dicr Corporation , Bow Coning Corporation Essex Croup, Incorporated Fort Pits Stool Caoting The Franklin Clue Company Ha Icon International, Incorporated Harbtsoa-Walher Refractories Hill and Griffith Company - Marathon Oil Company ' RAD Services, Incorporated The Refractories Institute Schering-Plough Corporation Seneo .-roducta. Incorporated ` SCM Corporation Stellite Division, Cabot Corporation Tile Couaell of America, Incorporated II-VI Incorporated WABCO Transportation Systems Croup Williams end Company, Incorporated 1JIK wf:wnf:u.s , 1977 Annual Report D*i* Jntmd Company Date Jaiuvil ( iiiflUtil IIV m? 1476 Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority ,, 19)6 Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. 1945 1956 mfc m9 Alliance of American insurers Allied Chemical Corp. , Aluminum Co* of America Aluminum Co- of Canada, lad. * . 1957 AMAX. Inc- . 1947 American Can Co. ' ' 1971 American Foundrymen's Society ' 1471 American Industrial Hygiene Association 19)8 1944 J 9)7 American insurance Association American Iron A Steel Institute American Mining Congress , ?. 19*>? American Petroleum Institute 1971* . antrfw an Restaurant China Council, Inc.* 19* I'M*1* ASA K CO. Inc. American Textile Manufacturers ' ' 147ft Institute. Inc. ' '` ' American Welding A Manufacturing Co* 19*6 American Wood Preservers Institute . 1974 . Amertchem, Inc. ,,; 1976 * Anaconda Co., Wire A Cable Division - * 1946 AKCO/Polymers, Inc. ' 1470 Argonaut Insurance Co. 1.474 BASF Wyandotte Corp. IJ477 tsar)*. Werner Chemicals ` 1944 Krush Wellman, Inc. (977 tluffalu Color Corp. * 1944 CPC International, Inc. . 1977 Campbell Soup Co. 1471 4977 -'{'ementt-d Carbide Producers Association C,,Hrsi Medical Health Services 196 )9?4 Certain feed Curp. Chrysler Corp. 144* 1971 Cilw.fifity AC Coll industries Inc. . 147,2 19 *. Columbia Cas Svsieu* Service Corp. Cmmnert is 1 Shearing, life. . 1946 f'laupanhia Siderurgu* Nucituial 4 Kditon New York* 2fi<r> l. *. .-suiidatvd Xit'ir.,1 lift* Si-rvicr Co. \<*+ ? . ii..,iiduii**n Cii r 1... )*! . ** . *4*4 If f * Itll * * .'<12 .1.1 >,a r>i>.n rm I'.-ip- lUJ*. */I* $ Ml |#o !Hi\ i;a < lit *>* ! ?> A. ) 47** U'** CurntJiC C <*rp- 19; Dratenieid Division. ller'ile>, Ick. 191/ Urivii Curp. I'Hm , FaStnwfl Kodak Cu- 19 9. , F. 1. du Pont de Nemours 1 Co. 19; 1 Minerals a Chemicals Division Knyi-lhard Minerals a Chemicals Corp. 197-* 1956 Equitable Life Assurance < . 1976 Essex Croup, tin.. - 1964 Exxon Curp. 1973 Falcon Foundry Co. 1976 Fort Pitt Steel Casting . 1974 Fostoria Class Cu. - 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturer* On.-ip 1976 The Franklin Glue Co. - 1970 General Cigar A Tohareo Co., I)iv, of Culbro Corp. 1947x "General Electric Co. ' 1951/ General Mills, Inc. J942 General Motors Corp. 1974 General Refractories Co. . 1954 Georgia Kaolin Co. 1 _ 1937 Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 1976 Gulf Oil Corp. ^ Hale on Internationa).* int 1936 Hall China Co. 1977 liankisbn Curp. , , . "t 976 .. .`Harbispn- Walker Refractories ' , 1972 i Heinz U.S. A.'\JUiv; of H. J. Heinr c:,, .1966 Hierro-Peru 1976 Hill A Griffith Co. 1971 Howell Industrial Clinic 1937 Huntington Alloys, Inc. 1975 Industrial Casket A Shim Co-. In,. 1947 1947 Inland Steel Cu. International Ilusines* Machine* 197!) International Lead Zinc !?,*,-arri. Organization 19)6 Johns-Manvi)It* Curp. 19)9 Jones A Laughlin Sic-i Curp 1955 Kawcckt Scrylco Industries, ;|m . 1974 Kopp Class, Jnc. 1970 1462 Laclede Steel Cu. Lagoven. S. A- 1968 Homer LaughJin China Cu- 1974 Lenox Crystal, Inc. 19)7 J. Si McCormi, k f*.u. l^Tf* Marathon Oil Mv-tJOpulil.m ! ./> ............................... * '* It. `'1 s. ** r >.V iO*t> Mint Sat, l* .. Nln(4oy * l . its Jft II f. ' Mn(or Cuii* r Mfitor VpJi^Iv * ul U- i*, i;j4 . 1 1. tv < * hi r*- ; 1974 lUcv t w< 1472 National Forge Cu. 1977 1972 National Health Wati'h. In, Qr&acu&atic*rt Kigimfits ('tatifi** Iff", i 1953 Owens-Com>n Fil.ergJa* Cuip- 14)7 PPG Industrie*. Inc. 1917 Pennsylvania Class S-nd Curp XHF MEMBERS (continued; Date Joined Company O&lv Joined . Cl'Ollldht 1912 197$ 1970 193$ 1970 1973 1977 197$ 199* 197$ 1937 197$ 1972 1973 1937 1937 1977 195$ 197$ 1974 1972 1974 195$ 1977 1975 1937 r t i f People* Natural Cat Co- Pittsburgh It lake Erie Railroad ppaumalil Corp. _, Portland Cement Association * * Potters Industries, Inc. - a Pullman.Standard , Quaker State OU Refining Corp* RAO Services, Inc. Raybeatoa.Manhattan. Inc. ' The Relractories Institute H- H. Robertson Co- SCM Corp. . .' . Safety First Industries. lac. . The Sager Clove Corp. . St. Joe Minerals Corp. - Sauerciaen Cements. Co. ' Schuylkill Metals Corp. - ** Seattle Services Dlv., The Boeing Co- Scaco Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. wShenango Inc. . .- Soap'!> Detergent Association * .. SpartckV lac. ' '........................ ' The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. * NEW MEMBERS -- 1977 197$ ~'""Slcllity Division, C*U<< Curp- 19$9 Tcnnutu. Inc. 19$$ 1976 Thermal Insulation Manutai tur-r Tile Council ot America, Inc- 1970 Travelers Insurance Compum*.* 1972 Tri-State Engineering Cu. 197$ U- VI Inc 193$ Union Carbide Corp* 1974 United State* Gypsum Cu- 1970 U. S. Minerals Product* Co. 193$ . U. S. Potters Association 193$ VUnited States Stevl Corp- I960,'. Van Straaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1977 . Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of An^ri .1976 WABCO Railway Product* Group 1975 Washington Mould, Mac hi nr >. u 1974 Watson-Standard Cu. 1937 tWdrun .Silica l)iv, , l-Vt.tiiU*i: 1977 tVracai'l Tile Cm. 1962 IVi'iU'fii Electrii. < , In* . . . 1937 U'eytinghcMist.. Elec'?*. .`erp--' 1.9.7" Whirlpool Corp. . 1976 Williams $ Cn.. Inc.' 1975 - Young Galvanising. In* . * i Bors-Warner Chemical* Buffalo CoIot Corp. Campbell Soup Co Central Medical Health Services t John D- Copanos Co., Inc. 4a Hankimon Corp. Motor Caiia Manufarturim: Cm National Health Watch, Im . , Quaker State Oil Rvtimnu Corp. Schuylkill Mt*l* Corp. Sparirk, Inc. Volt swecrr. Manuiac utrinu Curp'. vi Arr:..t 'A'rili .'t 1 J iJf til- IHF MEMBERS - 1978 Annual Report DEPOSITION I' EXHIBIT | PJ-T.A/o-39 Sat* Joined Coomior Date Joined Comoanv 1937 1978 1974 1936 1945 1956 1936 1969 1957 1947 Abrasive Grata Association ' ' ' Alberta Dept. of Labour Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allafhasy Ludlum Industries, lac. 'Alliance of American Insurers Allied Chemical Carp. Aluminum Co. of America Aluminum Co. of Canada .AMAJC, lac. American Can Co. -* ` 1976 1964 1973 1978 1976 1974 1936 1976 . 1978 1978 U *. iu'.UtU. . . ' Essex Croup - -- .. Corp. Falcon Foundry Co. " Fisher Controls Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Featorla da** Co. . Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group The Franklin Glue Co. General Alloy Casting Co. General Cigar 4 Tobacco Co. 1971 Amoricaa Fouadrymen's Society 1947 "'General Electric Co. 1973 1938 1944 1937 1967 1976 Americaa laduitrUl Hygiene Association - 'American Insurance Association j Americaa Iran 4 Steel lastitnte - Americaa Mining Congress *' Americaa Petroleum Institute ' , Americaa Restaurant China Council, lac* 1951 1942 . 1974 1954 ' 1937 1950 General Mills, lac. General Motor* Corp. General Refractories Co. Georgia Kaolin Research Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp. ^ ' -- 1969 1976 Amoricaa Textile Mfrs, Institute, lac. . Americaa'Welding 4 Manufacturing Co. 1976 1936 1 Halcoa IntematLonaT. Inc. Hall China Co. .. 1976 Amoricaa Wood Preservera Institute ' ' 1977 Kaokism Corp, ** . 1974 Americhem lac.-'!'* . i976 `Harbi*on.W*lker.Refractories t1976* . Anaconda Co., WirekCshleDiv. ' ` . .. 1978* 1 Harvey Industries, Inc. -" - 1966 `. ARCO/Polymers, lac. ' .` 1966 Hisrro-Peru 1970 ArgoaautInsurance Co. 1976 Hill 4 Griffith Co. 1936 ASARCO, lac. ` 1973 Howell Industrial Clinic 1977 Borg-Warasr Chemical* . 1937 Hoatiagtao Alloys, lac. 1944 Brush Wellmaa, lac. 1978 Huatiagtaa Plating, lac. ' 1977 Buffalo Color Corp. 1978 ICS Americas, lac. 1977 Campbell Soup Co. * 1978 XLCO. lac. 1971 *Cemastad Carbide Producer* Assn. 1978 Imaging System* Corp. 1977 Central Medical Health Service* 1975 Industrial Casket 4 Shim Co. 1966 CertaiaTeed Corp. . 1947 Inland Steel Co. 1974 Chrysler Corp. 1947 Iatexaatioaal Busins*e Machines Corp 1958 Clba-Geigy AC 1970 Zatematloaal Lead Zinc Research Org 1974 Colt Industries lac* 1936 Jobas-MasviU* Corp, 1972 Columbia Go* System Service Corp. 1939 Jobss 4 Laugblia SteeL Corp. ~ 1978 Columbia Nitrogen Corp. 1955 Kaweckl Berylco Industries, Inc. 1975 Commercial Sbeariag. lad. - 1974 Kopp Glass. Inc. 1956 Compaahia Siderurgica Nacional 1942 Koppera Co., Inc. 1973 Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, lac. 1970 Laclede Steel Co. 1972 Consolidated Natural Gae Service Co. 1962 Lagoven. S.A, 1975 Consolidados Coal Co., Inc. 1966 Homer Laugblia China Co, 1977 Jobs D, Copano* Co.. lac. ' 1974 Leaox Crystal, lac. 1978 D'Appoloaia Consulting Eagiaeera, lac. , 1978 M 4 T Chemicals, lac. 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corp. 1937 J. S. McCormick Co. 1976 Dick Corp. 1976 Marathotv Oil Co. 1973 Dew Chemical tJ.S.A. 1978 C. K. Maslaad 4 Sons 1976 Dow Corning Corp. 1937 Metropolitan Li/s Insurance Co. 1937 Draken/eld Dlv., Hercules, Inc. 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Co. 1937 Drove Corp. * 1974 Mobay Chemical Co. 1936 E. 1. du Pont da Nemours 6 Co. 1978 Molded Fiber Glass Tray Co. 1978 Dvraioy BlawKnox. lac. 1975 Monongahela Iron 4 Metal Co. 1973 Minerals 4 Chemicals Division 1977 Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. Engelhard Minerals 6 Chemicals Coro. 1936 Motor Vehicle Map.--' - - X9*- P'S?  IHF MEMBERS (continued) Date Jointtl Company 1977 1772 1753 1737 . 1773 1772 1775 1770 ' 1733 1770 1737 1773 1777 1776 : 1764 1776 1737 1773 1772 1773, 1737 * . 3756 1977 :1776 '1956 3976 .3774 3772 National Health Watch, lac. ' ' Organisation Resources Counselors, lac, 0c9i>C9niB| Flberglas Corp. Pennsylvania Qm< Sand Corp. 1 Pennsylvania Po* Co, Peoples Natural Ga# Co. Pittsburgh it Lake Erie Railroad - Faoumafil Corp. Pottltai Cutwet Aaiodattoa Potters Industrial, lac. PPG Industries, lac. .. ` Pullman-Standard 1 `^ Quaker Stats Oil Refining Corp. . RADServices, toe. , ... Rsybestos-Manhattan, toe. Tbs Refractories Institute H. H. Rabertaco Co. Kr.vu Laboratories. lac* Sa, tty First Industries, lac. 1 a* Segur Glove Corp. . .. .. St. JoeMtoerale Corp.- ,, . : SauereUea'Cements Co. ' ' ' Schuylkill Metals Corp. SOI Corp. * Saattla Services Dir., Boeing Co. Saaco Products* lac. Sharoa Steal Corp. ` . Shall Oil Co* . Data Joined Company 1774 1756 1977 1775 1976 1967 1966 1773 1770 1972 V976 1936 1774 . 1770 1936 1960 1772 1977 1976 1775 1774 1977 1962 1737 1977 1776 1975 Sheaango lac. . Soap U Datargaat Association Spartak, lac. Tbs Standard Oil Co. Suilite Div., Cabot Corp. Teaaoco lac. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Asst TUa Council 0/ America, lac. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Co. IZ-V1 lac. Ufitn Carbide Corp. United States Gypsum Co. U. S. Mineral Prodectc Co.- U. S. Potters Association Van Stnataa Cheapest Co. Vesuvius Crucible'Co, Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America WABCO Railway Products Croup . Washington Mould. Machine It foundry < Watson-Standard Co. Wencsel Tile Co. ' Western Electric Co. Westisghouse Electric Corp. Whirlpool Corp. Williams 6 Co. Young Galvanising, Inc. - NEW MEMBERS -- 1978 Alberta Department of labour Colombia Nitrogen Corp. Duraley Blaw-Knox, lac. Fisher Controls Co. General Alloy Caeciag Co. Harvey Industries, lac. Hunon |ton Plating, Inc.- 1LCO, Inc, Imaging Systems Corp. M It T Chemicals, Inc. ' C. H. Masland 6 Sons Molded Fiber Class Tray Co* Pennsylvania Power Co. Reua Laboratories, lac. ) Industrial Health foundation - (* \ i 1 V-' - f'mai'uri.h IVur. Cl*..* c^ctTJnanv IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS 1981 - from Acme dated Sept. 17, 1981 'A _ * 1980 - Complete (Annual Report) , 1979 - " "- ' 1978 - * * 1977 - " " ' 1976 - * . /' *> 1975 - " " _ t 1974 - " *' 1973 - " " . / t. . . . ^ 1972 -- New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, feb. 8, May 9, Cct- 1971 - New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Mar. 9 and Cct. 11) \ r . 1970 - Complete (Annual Report) -- i 1969 * *1 1968 - " " " 1967 - " * 196c - ' i 1965 - " 'M 1964 * 1963 - Member*; represented by proxies, new members, members resigned. (Meeting of Members, October 23, 1963) 1962 * New members only (Annual Report) 1961- '* mn I960 - No record P POWERS RPTK. Industrial Health Foundation IHF MEMBERSHIP USTS (Conrd.) 1959 - Complete (Annual Report) ii&; J$o7eVrd -}- 195? - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 31, 22nd Annual Meeting, . .. October 30-31. 1957) 1956 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 30, 21st Annual Meeting, ' November 14-15, 1956) X-- " 1955 New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 29, 20th Annual Meeting, November 16-17, 1955) 1 - 1954 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 28, 19th Annual Meeting, November 17-18, 1954) * 1953 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 26, 18th Annual Meeting, November 19, 1953) 1952 - No record i 1951 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 19, 16th Annual Meeting, ! November IS, 1951) ' 1950 New members only (Transactions Bullting No. 15, 15th Annual Meeting, November 16, 1950) 1949 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. II, I4tfa Annual Meeting, : November 17, 1949) '* 1948 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 10, 13th Annaul Meeting, ' November 18, 1948) 1947 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 9, 12th Annual Meeting, . November 20, 1947) 1946 - Complete (Transactions Bulletin No. S, 11th Annual Meeting, November 7, 1945 - Complete (Proceedings, 10th Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1945, Par: IV; * 1944 - Complete (Proceedings, 9th Annual Meeting, November 15-16, 1944, Par: IV j m. 1943 - Complete (Proceedings, 8th Annual Meeting, November 10-11, 1943) 1942 - New members only (Proceedings, 7th Annual Meeting, November 10-11, 1942) lrsd:.s.5 trial Health Foundation . . - ' ' ;i' ! j: * n! IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd. 1 1941 - New members only (Proceedings, 6th Annual Meeting, November 12*13, 1941) 1940 - New members only (Proceedings, 5th Annual Meeting,. November* 12*13, 1940) 1939 - No record 1938 - No record- -' t '' ......... .1937 * Complete (Proceedings of Special Meeting, November 30, 1937) .- v~- " .. 11 /5/81 -- JPBtjlc........... 'Yfut,w. fpu-./U> 3 6>t+ 3*-3i, Wr7 /. , - foundation Facts t tlCMABO WMMH. *Lft, PlTt.lM.rih It 5# indeed a pleasure tvs welcome all of 1.41 ) this 23d Annual Meeting of In* !ti-trial Hygiene Foundation. not only bejU?v I n> always happy to see so many members of the Foumlariou here, but be cause I believe this audience represents the formula for hurdling obstacles that present themselves in just about every tint-ir human endeavor. And that formula communication--not Just communication within the boundaries of our own special* -.lies;..hut communication across lines.-across harriers of misunderstanding that lack of -mfiinnarinn and insight can create. \\V ln-i* that the program which has been arranged tor you will help to bring about a clearer understanding of the interrelation* -hip <.i management, technical, and medical *'|kvis of health maintenance. and research projects. Environmental sur veys were made, for'intniber companies to evaluate the degree rif hazardous exjmsurvs ?to dust, fumes, and other atmospheric con taminants. Control measures were based -', upon this evaluation of the working en- " vironment. Investigations were also made of community air pollution, and suck dis* = charges at industrial plants were measured to determine whether these were a contribut ing factor. ' Two major epidemiological studies were carried on during the year, one to determine the health status of workers in a specific industry and whether there is a relationship between environmental exposures and cer tain biuti'gic effects, and the other to in vestigate the biologic effects of certain' chemical compound.-. A e want at this time to welcome 11 new" niemhers to tins year's meeting. They are the following: The American Mml Co, Ltd. TIte Atchison, Topeka ami Santa Fe Railway Spttn' I'-ranlhn Xational Steel Company I tick Cnfiwnuion . irral Foods Corporation ti-.-t-r--Uivi.imi <>" I'.ifg.W.-intrr * '.<tiratkn . Steel Onttp.iny Mi:>;n-~tta limine & .M.'imitiimirm; Co. ll**tori. 1m*. I:-M.arrh-C<4trell. Inc. t i.rfkvrMinn Oivi.M h i i.i Arni.il atecl IVe htijy* that you will consider the Foun dation as jian of your own technical stan. -mil e look forward to being oi assistance h> you. During the past year the Foundation's *t:tif completed a number of important held Another major medical study was the survey of the medical program of one mem ber company, a redesigning of it. and the preparation of a manual of procedures. A number of research investigations in the Foundation's toxicological laboratory* were concerned with the development of fundamental information appraising and controlling occupational disease hazards. Among long-range projects of this type is one being conducted for an association *f industries to study biological factors in air pollution. Another is a research project to study potential hazards of a new product, and includes pulmonary, gastrointestinal, and eye-irritation studies. Findings serve as a basis for evolving proper control measures to protect the heajth of workers and con sumers. These are just the highlights of the work carried on this year. There were many other projects of a lesser magnitude but equally - 317 given specific information on their duet problem wrote end thenVed u< for thie assistance end sntated **Tfour edvice end references hsve 'cleared the sir* enabling u* to fece our atmospheric ~X Illution with something more then doubi end suspicion.** A second training course for industrial hygiene engineers end chemists was con ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health' Research Training Facility of the U. S. Public Health Service. An intensive two weeks wee devoted to work in the laboratory and lectures. The response of those taking the course is evidence of the benefits to be drrived from this activity and it is planned to repeat the course in lltbl. A two-day seminar on the current aspect* of the dust pr.jl.ltii-. w* .(indu.n-d ur.dt-r tin spc.riar.^hip of the National Industrial Sand Association and the Foundry Facings Manufacturer* Asset, latiwiv. This provided an opportun it y for the member* of these associations to obtain up-to-date information on the medical, engineering and legal aspects of.problems associated with their operations. The Foundation provides an opportunity for representstive* of industry to come lr together as working groups to explore and better define what they are doingand to take leader ship in planning and'dev*loping policies to anticipate and prepare'for new problem's which we - - ' must face in the future. The real strength of the Foundation is in the unified action of its mem- > On behalf of the staff, 1 wish to express our deep appm iaucr. fur the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee, the Technical Committees, and the executive staff of Mellon Institute. NEW MEMBERS - 19b 1 American Viscose Corporation Arrr<vo5teei Curpuration Butler County Moahruom Farm, Inc. T!h Coop*r-Bi'* *rmer Corporation Ira vis or. Chrir.ttsl liivisiwii, W. h. Grace Company Ferru-Clo Corporation Hanley Company Hughson Chemical Company Powdered Product* Company WestinghowSe Brake l Signal. ]_td. Wcot Virginia Pulp and Paper Company y~<.t,* /2_ ' ,ihOir I C\ F\ NEW MEMBERS AND MEMBERS RESIGNED January 1 - September 30, 1963 New Member* Comalco Aluminium, Ltd. ^ Freeport Division, Nalco Chemical Co. Mafbon Chemical Div., Borg Warner Corp. Pipe Fabrication Institute Stiffler Industrial Lubricant* Co. . * Members Increasing Dues . Ethyl Corporation (from $100 to $350) $ 75.00 75.00 175.00 75.00 75. 00 V -- $ 475.00 "250.00 *_ 725.00 Members Resicrncd '' Association of. American Railroads Autometric, Inc. ` ' ' Bethlehem Steel Co.' Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. ^ ^Keasbey & Mattison Co.* New Jersey Pulverizing Co. Shenango Furnace Co. Standard Ultramarine k Color Co. Universal Bundle Corp. . ' .$- so.-.oo ' 100.00 1.000. 00 200.00 150.00 50.00 150.00 150.00 100. 00 _ - $1,950.00 Loss to September 30, 1963 . - $1,225.00 3 A third training course for industrial hygiene engineers end chemists was cos. ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility of the ' x. tJnited States Public Health Service. A concentrated two week# was devoted to work in the laboratory, lectures and homework assignments. The response was again most satisfying and the course will be repeated in 1963. On behalf of the staff. 1 wish to express our deep appreciation for the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustee# and its Executive 'X Committee, the Technical Committee*, and the executive stiff of Mellon Institute. NEW MEMBERS - 1962 E. 1. c-j Pont de Nemours & Company International Research and Development Corporation Louisiana Ordnance Plant of Remington Rand Division. Sperry Rand Corporation ~ Netherlands du Pont (foreign) Semiconductor Products Division of Motorola, Inc. 5tauffer Chemical Company Tamms Industries Company "Western Electric Company 3 i!3s -T3 Member companies represented by proxies: 3 ) Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Aluminum Company of America ` American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Iron and Steel Institute American Zinc Institute Anaconda Company j American Can Company American Metal Climax, Inc. . American Smelting U Refining Company ' American Viscose Div., FMC Corporation - American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company *' Araco Steel Corporation Atlas Chemical Industries v -. Ball'Brothers Company; Inc; ` ' ` . Boeing Company '. Brush Beryllium Company Butler. County Mushroom Farm '. Central Silica Company . .Robert F*, olma&v Inc. y.- / .V. v.' . .. . Cdoper-Bess'erner Corporation ' , Davison Chemical Div., W. R. Grace & Company Deckers Creek Sand Company ' Deere fc Company ' Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld It Co.. Inc. . I..du Pont de Nemours k Company Fbasco Services Incorporated Electric Storage Battery Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.. Ethyl Corporation ' Ferro Corporation Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association General Electric Company General Motors Corporation - Glenshaw Glass Company Grinding Wheel Institute ' Hall China Company - Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories, Inc. Hercules Powder Company * Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Carp. * Johns-Manvilie Corporation - Jones It Laughlis Steel Corporation Kaiser Refractories Keasecott Copper Corporation Lava Crucible-Refractories Company Louisiana Ordnance. Plant, Remington Office Equipment Div., Sperry Rand Corporation * Marbon Chemical Div,, Bor-Warner Corporation J* S. McCormick Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Jesse S. Morie It Son, Inc. National Assoc, of Mutual Casualty Companies National Crushed Stone Association National Industrial Sand Association National Slag Association ^ '\^ . . Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation.. . ... Owens-Illinois Glass Company ` G. H. PaeJewood Manufacturing Company Penn Rillton Company . ` ... r Pennsylvania Manufacturers' /.isoc. Casualty Insurance Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation .- .Philadelphia'Quart*'CompanyL-- Pipe Fabrication Institute Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Pullman-Standard Reaction Motors Div., Thiokol Chemical Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Safety First Supply Company _ `. St. Joseph Lead Company __ ' Sandia Corporation . Sauereisen Cements Company ' Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc, Stauffer Chemical Company Sugar Beet Products Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corporation Union Carbide Corporation XL S. Steel Corporation , Wedron Silica Company Westingbouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company *" CotrioaoV i - t- *r Cotnptny Abrasive GzaihAssociation. 1941 . `fiavleou Chemical Divition 14*4 3: 1990 Abrtirn Product*. Company-;/*.: * Aca Abrass ve^Ccirapaoy "-- Acme OvaJityPaiata, lae* Allrghany Ladlum-Steei; Carp. - Allegheny Pittcburgh Cosi Co. *i . " <r -. Wi. R. Grace It Company 1937. -^.. Becker* Creek Sand Company 1937 C`X. P,, de Sanno 4 Son, Inc, 19SZ ..f sPiamond Alkali Company 19J9-' .'Vyflow.. Chemical Company * " 954 Allied ChemicaLCorporation . 1937 ,.B. TZ- Drakcrlcld 4 Co., lac. .93* Aluminum Campany.af Americ* .* <*v* *A ^'. * 1937.\ American AbrasivoXocnpany .-' v -1937 ' 'JDravo Corporation. 1963 I*cE.l^t-.du,Pon_ t deNem...ours 4 Co, WIV: American -CanCbnipany,. Jdc.:': r .3^1^ WW.V- &*+*' rfa?.v-; American CYjlfb*i Warkm America* tronandStneLInataineV'^rv-'w"** * Amerku M<ui American Minify .Gcc*a*tr^-&3rf 1943 :\ZdmarAbra*ive Company - 1943- `^Slectria Kafractoriea 4 Abraeivee ms:, ;`Eller.Plumbigware Division ^'ITha Murray Corp. of America Co. Wfr.-, American. C^tcicaLCcmpany, .V ;J - ' 964- American Potash' It. Chemical Corp^: " 1946, - Equitable Life Assurance Society 'r^iof'.the United.States ' . .- 4* -> American Smelling A Befiiting'Coe ` 1937 v^Ethyl-.Corporation American Zinc Institute^ ln. ; W V American Zinc,' Jb*ad'4.Smelting m Anaconda Company:./;.x'j.'. . - ; 1937'v 'JExolon Coinpany ' - . ; tiyl ~,Z?:z\r. v;* ' '' . 1. A:-; HI . Artnco Steel Corporation . - 1949- ' .-.-Ferro Corporation il*~~ Association el Casualty 4'Surety 1964 ' ,* FUC Corporation /.' *i:'V' ** Companies* .:'` ' . . i :1937 ' Foote Mineral Company H#,; - Atlas Chemical isduetrier, lee. ?. -vr..*" *--; 1947 . Ford. Motor- Company >34 . Automobile Manufacturers Aean. .' ' '; 1934 Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. , v- . . % *.* m, i\* ;!96J ' ' Freeport. Division '. . ' M Ball Brothers Company.,Inc. '''i. ' Nalco Cbewicai Company . ST' ' BarttettCoUaa Company - -:*CV * i 1943 . Fuller. Me rriam Company . J7., . Bay State Abrativir Products Co. *.' If " Beryl ljura-Corporation : ' * i fl Btepched Board Division- '-- : ' 1943 .1948 '' ` Gardner Machine Company Ceigy* Wrke Scheieixerhalle A. C. ^ . W;eet Virginia Palp and.Paper Co.-. -. i* .1937 General Abrasive Company, Inc. 1947 General Electric Company i*t Brush Beryllium Company * \' 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corp. '-r - George H. Bullard Company, isc....' .. 1951 General Mill*,. Inc. Bunker Hill Company-' > 1943 General Motors Corporation >t - Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc. . .-. .1954 ... i 1937 Georgia Kaolin Company Glensbaw Glass Company, Inc. 3 ' Can Jdanulacturere.lnslUme, lac* .. .? Carborundum Company 3 Celaaeea Carp, ol Amarlsa- . 1937 1950 * 1944 ' Grinding. Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation _ Gypsum Association - 1 Central Silica Company. . . " T - Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Co. . 1937 ' Cincinnati Milling Product* Girleton ..-v. ~*:- 1937 - Kail China Company ~ Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Co. - Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. ' 1937 i Bobert F. Coleman* lac* -V ` .1961 I Coionfal Abraeiv* Producte Co. . .1959 1 Comaico Aluminum (Bell Bay) Cid^. '. ' '195 b ) Commonwealth Sanitation Company . 1961 ) . Companhta Siderurgica Nacwnal ' , * ' / 1937 ' Coneolidation Coal Company. Inc* .Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley Company . Haaleton Laboratories ' Honeywell Inc. Hughson Chemical Company Huntington Alloy Product*. Uwitiuti International Michel Ctnnp.uiy Continental Can Company,' Inc. . * Cooper.Beeeemer Corporation . - j, - : " = . Corn Producte'Company .; . *,r - . Cortland Grinding Wheel* Corporation -. . Ctroll- Priroiaum Corporill''--! " * L957 1947 1947 Ingersoll-Humpbryci V4 * K*ill Borg-Warner Cor. -lion Inland Steel Compan> LMornational Busina** Macbidt:* If V uipj* Memtwrchtp { J2fe nemtst comname*! 3 r'li.. It. --------''****- u>ippfuuo ;19*4 Pittaburjh Activate* Coal Company 4-. ' . 19*0 iA* * J*m* fc LaughUn 5tal Ccrp.. ' CcspoiAy ' . '., ..m...v .:M^.V'i8.';` '193? Pittsburgh Plats Class Company '1933 - Pittsburgh Stacl Company 1935 Portland Camant Association * 19*0 ajS?/. - - RM* Rerae*r*e, ClVUiwi' :y ';;. ' -Itau arvAlammum LCinruaCorp. .< . .'^961 - ' Possdarad Products Company ,`'^,-937 'i - Process Air Division - R.awna coo. -Copper Corporation^,'!'1 "v ' American Air Filter Company >JC^y>B:qwnp.M>yf bea'^.'^r&v. =` *. : ; UvCndU^atlneswitt Co; ' -1-950' v Pullman-Standard ' . .' ' ,"_X^3.7 *., ^ Rsaction Motors Division ' . . 1944 - LaverockJr Hatoe,' tos ts;*#. its* ' .to*A-Industrie a,Aa sociatic . ;*. - AtV',*- * ' TMokol Chemical Corporation `;/ Rad Hill Grinding Wheel Ccrp. > to* *, * , totoow XMaaport mi:. :~toi*Uiaa OrdnsncePlaal' ;^'-W"4S'\.Jrl Rcpoblic Steel Corporation ^1,^93;?; >?;*' N- H.. Robertson Company -Dhdsidn?^ ' Robertson Manuiacturing Company *4 ,% . _* -'*- - -Spaafjr.-;. . . ... > -- * * ; v.;* .-.i,939,.`;r-. Salsty Fixst Supply Company Jw7sA*tm ` I j7 - -. MarVHri Company --'rz'-.y-iL'Vs?*,:..' ?. . St. Joseph toad Company ' l.W < M an* aw^' llubWriMVtalaa^^y^. ;;* \ ' ' Sandra Corporation Ra.yWstos>.Mtfthtt n>,, * -' l95*>''v'Sauaralsaa Cements Company yi;s; i^iv '- & ? : MtriltoJiSilfrliiwirqi1 sad^i-p/i ' ... ytSSTX'V^vClaude S. Scfaneible Company " ' Xmpieyera'.CorBpebsatiom Aiw,* / *" 94*j.;-' Scott Aviation Corporation , J. S*.**cCofrick .'" ' I93T-Cr {' Simonds Abrasive Company -' >*< Marek 4-CiV.be** %V-'^Vrr./.,. ';; .^90T Simonds Worden White Company - V ; 1917. Mid*Wet Afccenive-.Cte^aayr-':1':-''*. . ; '*1956-:''. ' Soap and Detergent Association -C>f .** Min* Sefetyi Appliances Company' *>: ' . " 1949- '.:. Seieony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. *!*V-. ` W "C m* JT. 1443 MliiotaUi Miataf It Manufacturing' Co. Jesss $ Morin It Son, , to; - * # *' -i. ' '-'"-V.* J .` HatioBAl Aaaociatlto '* V-.-V.v.ii .. '' , Ca^ualay-CofppMileaA^-^Yi'Stjj " '; |941 Stands'd Lime and Cement Company 19*4:-*" Standard Oil Company (New Jersvyi . 19*2!,J> - Stauiler Chemical Company' ,, ' 193?* Sterling Grinding Wheel Company - 19*3 >r SUifi*r Industrial Lubricants Co. 1937 . Ntuton*! Crlta4 Ston* ktv.Vl. 1,953 - ',v Sugar Beet Products Company mr WfacMl Q**a Sand.Corpoaulcfi--.' ' 1437 National OrtatiiAf Wlteal Co*v4m ^ -. 1952 : 'Tata Industries Limited ) mi mr Nmior*1 btoatflal S+*dr'&*su.y4:,':Waoenal to*4 Campaays-^'ii^i^^V,-; 194*'."$'' Taylor, Smith h Taylor Company 2946*.Jv rTetmeaeea Copper Company *sSt *9*4 *" tw i9i m?i Msaional- Bnady.Mtori, CMxol'Aaan. National San* and Graool Aaany:Iac. National Slag Aannciatftwa.-y'^jciv^v ~ ' National Slaol Gorporation^ . ..Vr>.5rV';j-';v\ Division of Tennessee Corp. 1938^;- . VT**as Gulf Sulphur Company 193?`.Titan.Abrasives Company I960-'-"`.'Tom* FUvsr-Cincinnati Chemical HW Nadaaland duFaat *NesiouraVN*tV';. : Corporation I? 1944 Newport Clviaioa .* Hay*n Hompoxt Oicmicai Corp* * ' ': *.-*" * `-' ' ' ' 1 y'** J--`*'STv'f ; T1 19*3 1 Oihtn WaaoXaeturing C<3ipaay!..' -y - .*'*.* *` J93*.. Union Carbide Corporation 193*-.' United States-'Potters Association 193* ' .:Uited States Steel Corporation a 193? * Otta** Silica Company ' m> 0**nt-CaniiA( fibarglaa Corp, - _' 193* : Ooana-nUoota Glaaa Goanpany / ' - - 193* m* 1937 ' *' ' "' Pacific Crtmtim W*ei Manufacturing G, H Pacteaood- 3*anafactaring Co. Paoinaular GrtnCiag W*al Diriaicm Wakotol* Corporation : . *- * ' 193? 193* . PomaylvaaiaGlaaa Sand Corpt Ptnatyivuu kUaifienmi* Aan. . ' Caaualty Inauraaca Company . . 19*4 19*0 Parkin*Elmnr Corporation . Pctroleo Braailairo S. A. 191* 19*1 Phaipa todga Corporation .. ` PhUi*lpbia Quarta Company 195? . Valley Mould and Iron Corporation 19*0-. . Van Straaten Chemical Company 1938: .> Vesuvius Crucible Company .A * ** *' * ` 193? Waltham Grinding Wheel Company 1937 Washington Mills Ahrss.ve Company 1937 Wedron Silica Company 19*2 Western Hectnc Company. Inc. 1937' Westfield Grinding Wheel Company 19*1 Westjnghouse Braki.- ami Signal - . Company, Limited 1937 Westmghouse Electric Corporation . 1937 Whitehead Brothers Company 1937 Willson Product* Division Ray-G-Vac Company * Multiple UsmcarrMp <27 member companies! 3 1937. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Comp*r.y *' I*-- 4wiau ^.Lrtlayeaie^ rucible-Retracloriea Company . V'JSl ' Ttad Hill Grindinj Wheel Corporation ti. I Haines, Jnc. ': ' 1945 Republic Steel Corporation d' Saa Association . * . 1937' ' H. H. Robertaon Company Iport Board - '*; 1956 Robertaon Manufacturing Company nM* uUTittlJAist* Plant : nmvj* R-a--o--d---D---i-v--i-i-i-o--a- . tv+n& Corpantian*i " . ' " m:** . - -.*-* * . 1939 . Safety Pirst Supply Company ,-i937' .' St. Joaepb Lead Company * :i- .T-l" Campujr on Rubber Division- 1950 Sandia Corporation * ** ' ' , , '1956 .Sauereiaen Cements Company -ft . 1937-r/r ' Claude fi. Scbaeible Company )to-Mnhttir. .lac, - ' , 'J94fii-.Scott Aviation Corporation -turing. ChamUtsf.AssociaHoa^ -j - 1917- ',.: - 5iraonda Abraaive Company * Wining CMapuf;!-;.;'1^v-y';--.... ' 193T.J^. Simonda Worden White Company d Setflnnwara* end-';: >' 1956 Sdap and Detergent Association >yere .Compensation.Asae,,; *- .-1.949 " j Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. rConeick Company;' v.`~ V-*g^ _ .1941- Standard Lima and Cement Conmany Coapur, Intr. . pyf~- ' '.1964 -''-/Standard Oil Company (Ne.Jersey) *t Abrasive Contpsny - '* `1962 '-Staulter Chamical Company''-''-' bo*etori**,'Inn;. ' '1937 -; Sterling Grinding Wheel Company ety Appliances- Cempeny ..- 1963-. , -Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Company a Mining-ItManulsctnrinf Go, / __ 1965 , - Sturm, Ruger It. Company, Inc. . MorVin* h.5Vo* n,i. la. c- v' ..'#* **I ' **!-i'V' * *1953 . * Sugar Beet Products Company Coal'Association \ 7:'.'',-' ' -1952 - Tata Services Limited Crushed Stan* Anon. , , 1946 . . Taylor. Smith It Taylor Company Class SanriCorporatioa ; '1946 .Tennessee-Copper Company Grinding Wheal Company*.Inei. . . . ' ' Division of Tennessee Corporation Industrial Sand A*tw' 1938 " Texas C^ulf Sulphur Company Lead-Company `j: Jf-\~ * 1937 . -Titan-Abrasive* Company Ready Uixad Concrete- Aui. .; . I960 . Toms River Chemical Corporation 5-a^*nd Guni Am.. Ibc^ 'v . S lasocuttion V 1936 ' Union Carbide Corporation ^-/Corporation `v- ;T ,, 1936 United Stalea Potters Aaaociauon i / ^ont deNemour* N. V. 3. -v*';.'' . . 1936 , United States Steel Corporation * * * , s Chemicals, lac. ... ` 1937 ' - Valley Mould and Iron Corporation 1'. ;- *-* ' '... .-. 1960 Van Straaten Chemical Company aeufacturing Company.^.' ,r v ,, * 1938 : Vesuvius Crucible Company .ica Company ... **r.> -.1 ' rniog. Fibexglaa Carp.-.-.-f f- *. - .. 193? Waltham Grinding Wheel Company ' inoieGls**- Company;- ' <. . ' 1937 - Washington Mills Abrasive Company 1937 - -Wedron Silica Company ,, -inding Wheat. Manufacturing- ' 1962' Weetern Zlactric Company, Inc. ;kwood Manufacturing Co.,.: 193? - Westfield Grinding Wheel Company r Grinding Wheel Division. ' ' 1961 Westingbouae Brake and Signal Co., Ltd. id Corporation f.~ V/'/.v '- 1937 Westingbouae Electric Corporation sin Glass Sand Corporation . ' 1937 WUlsoh Products Division sta Manufacturers* Anna. " Ray -O-Vac Company Insurance Company . - ner Corporation- ' - 191? Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company raaileiro S. A. * if Corporation \;j. ^ Quanta Company Acttvatad Carbon Company Pint* Claa* Cotimany SUniiCompany . * - \ _ caaat AMocution ' ' Product* Company. i Civiaton Pitta r Company. ,*d . t * Oivtston - 3bfntcal Corporation ------- ember MEMBEPS or INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE rOUKDAHON Abingdon Folteriee, Inc. Can Manufacturer* Institute, Inc. Abrasive Grain Association . Carborundum Company Abrasive Product* Company Catalytic Combustion Corporation Acme Abrasive Company Celanese Corporation of America Aernvent Fan Company, Inc, Central Silica Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Products Allied Chemical Corporation Cleveland Graphite Bronse Company Allis-Chalmere Manufacturing Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Aluminum Company of America Colonial Abrasive Products Company American Abrasive Company Commonwealth Sanltatio^Gompany American Air Filter Company, Inc, Companhia Slderurgic.a.Naclonal American Brake Shoe Company Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. American Can Company Continental Can Company, Inc. ` American Emery Wheel Work* - American Iron and Steel Institute * C.opperweld Steel Company ' Corn Product* Company ' American Metal Climax, Inc. Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation American Mining Congrere American Optical Company American Smelting It Refining Company American Zinc Institute, Inc, American Zinc. Legd'A Smelting Company. Deckers Creek Sand Company . Anaconda Company - . * Deere A Company 1 Asbestos Corporation Latnlted - A. P, de Sanno A Son, Inc. tiin. of American Railroads . Diamond Alkali Company \n. of American Soap A Glycerine ' Dow Chemical Company Producers, loc. Assn. Argentina de Empresario* Mtneros B. F. Drakenfeld A Company, Inc. Dravo Corporation 'in, of Casualty A Surety Companies* ,ichf*on. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System Automobile Manufacturers Association Eagle-Pleher Company Ebasco Services, lac, Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractories A Abrasives Corporation Eljer Company Equitable Elfe Assurance Society of the U.5. --B-- Esso Research and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation Ball Brothers Company Exolon Company Bartlctt-ColUns Company Baugh and Sons Company Say State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Falk Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Farrell-Cheek Steel Company Bird A Son, Inc. Ferro Corporation # Bituminous Casualty Corporation Foote Mineral Company Boeing Airplane Company Ford Motor Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company Fostorla Glass Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association Bunker Hill Company . Fuller Merrlam Company 3 Multiple Membership (147 member companies) MEMBERS (continued) --M-- Gardner Machine Company Getgy-'WeTke Scbwelserhalle A. G, General Abrasive Company, lac. General Ceramics Corporation General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Glcnehaw Glass Company, lac. W. R. Grace It Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation . Hall China Company Hamilton Emery It Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company *-' Hasleton Laboratories Hercules powder Company Home stake 'Mining Company Mscklln Company ` Manhattan Rubber ,, Maryland Self-Insurers' Association J. S.'McCormick Company Mexico Refractories Mid-West Abrasive Company- Mine Safety Appliances Company Mlnneapolls-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining It Manufacturing Company J*she S. Moria h Son, Inc, ''X-- " *j* . National Assn, of Mutual Casualty Cos.* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company. Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand L Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association ,. National Steel Corporation ' Neville Chemical Company t New Jersey Pulverising Company lIngersoll-Humphryes Inland Steel Company international Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company Ottawa Silica Company Owene-Corning Fiberglaa Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Jehrs-Manville Corporation --K-- '. Keaabey ( Maulson Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Abrasive Wheel Company Kirk L Blum Manufacturing Company Koppers Company, lac. 1.-- Homer Laughltn China Company Lava Crucible Refractories Company E. J. Lavtno and Company Xad Industries Association Jndon Transport Executive Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. C. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Pang born Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Fena-RUUon Company Pennaylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company * Phelps Bodge Corporation Philadelphia Quarts Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke li Chemical Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Pullman Incorporated Foundation ' Multiple Membership (24 member companies) MEMBERS (continued! 4)-- Reaction Motor* ,d Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Re**arcbCottreU, Inc. ' H. H. Robertaon Company ' Robertaon Manufacturing Company Rom* Cable Corporation Union Carbide Corporation Untied State* Potters Association United States Rubber Company United State* Steel Corporation UniversaKRundle Corporation l t a ** ** ' t ,' Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandta Corporation Sauereiaen Cement* Company Claude S. Schnelble Company Scott Aviation Corporation 5haren Steel Corporation Sheffield Steel Shenango Furnace Company Slmonda Abraalve Company Slmond* Worden Whit* Company Socony MoblJ Oil Company. Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard OH Company of California Standard Ultramarine and Color Company ' |ing Grinding Wheel Company Beet Products Company * Valley Mould It Iron Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company" Vitrified .Wheel Company W*Ilham Grinding Wheel Company We's Kington Mill# Abra*lve Company Wr.dron Silica Company Western Maryland Railway Company Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brahe Company Weetlngbouso Electric Corporation Wheelabrator Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Product* Wyckoff Steel Company Tata Industrie* Limited Taylor, Smith fc Taylor Company Tsnne*oe* Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasive* Company Trenton Pott eric* Company Trlon, Inc. Tu*co Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 13. i960 Annual Report -- -------- iin.ii A'^ufutiun I'fiMluiH Cotrpar.y A* .i.- Auramve Cwmpiny Air Ci>n;pin\ AUiilx t-Hemwal Corporation Alli-rhnu l.'.dltirsi Steel Curpsrninn AJI*cr.4-n\ Cuii Cumpmy v -/ A!ln'it Cl-i-mical Corporation Atm* jtmiip t miipir.y o( America An.i r:rji Auroivi' Company An< rn*.1: ("nr. Cu:p>M At*i*-r***i F.iih r-. Wheel Wrti 4An r:i<ift Armruliiin , A'lirru n trn`. and Sir*) !nt)tulr Ait-/><*:, y.t4| CJinuii. Jnr. .V*-*erican Mining Coocresa . A:)fa*n Mutual Insurance Alliance Awnttf Optuil-CinnpMy ' Anmttin Kant 1 Chemical Corp. , Anirrirto Smrttinp tr Rrtininp Co. Ai* ertraii Zinc Company '' At..*r*i Z.nc Institute. Inc. \ *i4f uaiti C i i;l.p.i :*y Attimi >(n>l Corporation Ar*rmtrrca 1'aint A Vamtah Work*. Inc. 1 inti- ! `' Alo !.ti-;l y, ai In.-Uitriet. Ini'. ' _ .\'4i.n-u;`r '.!r .;*ttwirr A*icwtioti. ln"c.` " " * * * * * *^ ` ,. k ran* J .* cell < :*-4l(urn , liii'. ' ' Company iu <u(* A- ruivr Prootici* Company ili-t-.li.^,. f * rpuftuir Kla'.itii. '.iutiw (.ir.pani 11m . r,*1 I.. tii,iom. Him i vv A!.: 4-1VI-. Inc. -- J: h .iliifii Cimipanv, Inc. . . hitovi i .imipar.y li sii-f * Atii-ihrooiM Farm, Inc. ( a** *'.a 'aaMirt* Institute. Ine. * 4(ti.rwHiiTi C vii.pani' r rlriini. t r porut-on i.em ra. *.|i*a i o, :p4in ill-ii^.i* aiie#! f, {/ni.iitt'mn)' Co. It - yirf t.ilfpr.r.liirll * . ,i:;-ii Miitinc Mirnim' Company . * ,\:il]ir.c pi...lnct* Division * , * t I .*.i*ri.i . Inc. *. t -.v* t**o*i Companv * ... ... . .. ., | licit It.vvJ Limited * .. |t .1 *" ilk,`0 "oi ''ol ( .i. * * ;*a:*\ lr.i . - CmM.iii -* . In* Corn 1*,. ...*.* 1 C4.CTt-.itlf *. .-. .1. . i.'.-n. i. ..fpntt4ii) t*-1*111* 1m*. ..... * , m . A. I*. iteSenni, Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow t'./ii'iiiKiil Company . Dmvu Corporation K. I. du Hunt Nt-mour* A Cn;?:pa:*i Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electric St ora ue Battery Company Wlllaon Product* Division Electro Hefractories t. Abrasives Corp, Equitable Lite Atoirtucv Society of the C I* Ctbvl Corporation _ . Exolon Company ' Ferro Corporation _ FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturer* Assn. , Fuller Murriam Company Gardner Machine Company ? Cni|(y,trefkt Sctvweiscrhatio A.C. General Abranive Company. Inc General Electric Company . Genaral Grinding.Wheel Corporaljnr. . General Mill*.*Inc. GvmmHl',Mctora Corporation Ccuryia Kaolin Company Ctcnshaw Glass Company, in... M. J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel Institute Cull Gil Corporation Gypsum Association * ' Halt China Company Hamilton Emory h CorundUti O.i-ipan-. Hampden Grindinc Wheel Company Hantofd Occupational Health. P*.I'.nualtor. .. Hanson Company Kaatetun Laboratories Hercules. Inc. , Droken/eld Division Hughson Chemical Company inland Steel Company International lluiii1 .* Machine* C*.fp. Intemarmnal Nickel Company Huntington Alloy Prod'.i't- Division Johns.- V.onville Corporation J.oiex A l-aughlia St*M'l C ifjiiif.l.i.n Jowitt L Kudu era Cu.pav, * Kaiser Aluminum . r*},, ... Kaiser H eiractnf i. , ii i4.r >* *ji; ViM.i4.r1fH}. 1? KtMicttm Copper Corporation Keystone Braa* Work*, lac. - Koppere Company. Inc. ' V Eaandry 4 Cleaners Allied Trade* Asn. loYcmk 1 Hrutti Inc. w. L*>d Industrie* Association. ,- London T ransport Board ' Macklin Company - ._ Manufacturing Chemieta Aa*a., Ina. v,/ Marcoaa Mining Company ' * ...f; :,v * Maryland Self'In*, 4 Gmpl. Cornp. Aaan. 3. &. McCormick Company . . "M * Morck and Company. Inc. ' '. ' ' ': r MotropoUtaa Ufe Insurance Company .. Mid. West Abmivu Company ' Mil** laboratories. lac. . - -` Mina Salary AppUanca* Company ., r\- .v Minnesota Minlap 4 Manufacturing Co. I.; Mobil Oil Corporation - ' . ... . If Jaae* S. Mori* 4 Son. Inc. - ` Nalco Chemical Company ' vV' ` Freeport Division - .* - . \ .V National Coal A**oeiatios . ; - National Crosbed Stone Association, Inc. - \ National Clas* Sand Corporation - s National Grinding Wheal Company, Inc, ' - * .National Industrial Saad Association 1 National l*ulaUun Manufacturer* Aaan. . ' National Lead.Company . National Sand a Gravel Association. Inc. . " :v. National Slay Association - Nadariand du Pont da Nameura N. V. Oaborn Manufacturing Company . Ottawa Silica Company Owens.Corning Fibarglaa Corporation . - - Oma*-LUanola Claaa Company . ` r* ,` ' * > Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing1 Co. /'- ,C. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company. - . % Pennsylvania Claaa Sand Corporation . .Pennsylvania Mir*'. Assn. In*. Co, P*rkui.lnwt Corporation . Patrolao Bmtltin S. A. Philadelphia Quart* Company `. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Company" * , Pittsburgh Plate Claaa Company . Fittaburgn Steal Company H. X. Porter Company. Inc. Simonda Wordan Whit* Work* .. FortLane Cernam Aaaociatioa " Raybacto*-Manhattan. Inc. Manhattan Bobber Oiviaion Rad Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation . Sauoraiaan Cements Company Simonda Abrasive Company StacUlr-Koppara Company Soap-and Detergent Aasociation Sparryi^and Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company ... Starling Grinding Wheel Company Storm. Roger It Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Products Company . - . - . Tata 5*rricet-Limited * Tennaeae* Copper Company Tanas. Gulf Sulphur Company - Thiekol Chemical Corporation Reaction Motor* Division Titan Abrasives Company Toms River Chemical Corporation . Union Carbide Corporation United State* Potter* Aasociation United Stats* Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wakefield Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division ' Waltham Grinding Wheal Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company -- Wedron SUlca Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheal Company Westlnghouse Brake and Signal Company, Ltd. Weatlngbouae Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division 1967 Annual Report I H F MEMBERS Abrasive Crain Association Abrativc Products Company Acme Abrastve Company -* Air Preheater Company AtcaUc Chemical Corporation Allegheny l.odium Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America ' - American Abrasive Company American Can Company '. . American Emery Wheel Works -. American Insurance Association . Arne rican Iron and Steel.Institute-,, *' ' " American Metal Climax. Inc. - if American Mining Congress . American Mutual insurance Alliance . American Optical Company .... American Petroleum institute American Potash l> Chemical Corp. American Smelting A .Refining Co. American Welding A Manufacturing Co. . , American. Zme, Company *. American Zinc institutes lag. . ' Aiiar-ottda Company'. '* ' './ Armcn 'Steel Corporation Armatrong Pauu A Varnish Works. Inc. Aabeatos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries. Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Association. Inc. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division Frank Bancroft Company. Isrc. ... Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive. Inc. George H. Bullard Company ' Bunker HiU Company Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc. . * Calgun Corporation . . Packwood Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Can Manufacturers Institute. Ine. Cs rborundum Company C'lantas Corporation Central Silica Company Chaves Denial Instrument Corp. Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.. Cinrinn^u Milling Products Division Robert F Coleman, Inc. Abrasive Products Co. Cviiuko Aluminium (Bell Bay) Limited Cun.panhia SiOcscrgtca Nactonal Consolidation Coal Company. Inc Continental Can Company. Inc. Corn Products Company ' ` ""* Cortland Grinding Wheels Cbrpr>riti>.n Creole Petroleum Corporation .A. P. deSanno A Son, Ine. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company Draeo Corporation ' . 1. du Pont de Nemours A Compact* V: ; Eastman Kodak Company Ediriar Abrasive Company Electric Storage Battery Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories A Abrasives Corp. Equitable 1.11c Assurance Society of the Ethyl Corporation Eicolon Company . . Ferr' -Corporation * .. ' FM.C, Corporation. .' ' * ..'*' `'FMR''tbfporation-J' . v . Foote Mineral Company Ford'Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Criwp Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweizerhalle A G General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation Genert-I Mills. Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company * Glenshaw Glass Company, Ine. Goodyear Tire A Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Culf Oil Corporation Gypsum Association . Hall China Company Hamilton Emery A Corundum Company Hampden Grincjinu W'heel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drakenfeld tlivision Hughson Chemical Company Inland Steel Conipaflv * ' International Business Machines Corp. International Nich.-t Co'*.t;ary. Inc. Huntington Alloy Prccucis Diiiiion ITT Abrasive Products Company * Muilio.e Memoerstltp Johns.Manvitle Corporation Jons * LaughUn Steel Corporation Jowitt h Rodgers Company Kaaco Abrasives. Inc. ' Xomco Coppar Corporation Keystone Brass Works. Inc. Koppere Company, lac. * _ Laundry k Cioanara Allied Trad*a Aaaa. ' Unfc k Kaiaaa* lac. - Laad indiMtriat Aitotitlim , London Transport Board _ Macklin Abrasives Company - Manufacturing CiamiaU Assn. . Inc. . Marcom Mining Company Maryland Self.Ine. k Empl. Comp. Assn. J. S. McCormick Company . ' Morck aad-Compaay. Inc. ' Metropolitan Lit* Insurance' Company - MidWssc Abrastvc Company . Milos Laboratories. Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Company * . Mobil Oil Corporation _. _ - !* 1. Moris k Son. lac. . . *, - * ' ' Nalco Chemical'Company *` ' ' Frsoport Division Rational Coat Association National Crushed Stono Association. Inc. National Class Sand Corporation National Grinding Wbool Company. Inc. . Notional Industrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Aaaa.* National Lead Company National Sand k Cravsl Association, lac. National Slag Association ' Nederland du Pent do Nemours N. V. Norton Company - Osborn Miaulieturnf Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens .Corning Fibergla* Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. f^cific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Mfrs*. Assn. Ins. Co. Parkin.Elmer Corporation Patrooras/XPBC Portland Cement Association PPG Inooetrtee Precision Grinding Wheel Co.. Inc. Raybcstos-Manhattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheal Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertaon Company - Safety First Supply Company - St. Joseph Lead Company Sandis Corporation Sauereisan Cements Company Sinclair-Hopper* Company Soap and Detergent Association Sperry Rand Corporation ' .Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm. Ruger L Company. Inc. _ Sugar Beet Products Company ' Tata Services Limited - Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Thiokol'Cheinica! Corporation , Reaction.Motors Division 'J Tor* River Cbamieal Corporation .... ' ., " *. ' Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company . Wallace .Murray Corporation Simond* Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedren Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. " Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westingbouse Air Brake Division. Weetuighouse Air Brake Company Westingbouse Brake and Signal Company, Ltd. Westinghouae Electric Corporation West Virginia Putp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division lb MEM B tins -- 1968 Date Joined Company < Date oj Joined __ Company 1937 1937 1956 1966 1936 1940 . 1936 1969 1937 , 1947 -1937 1938 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1964 1936 1967 1937 1936 1961 1965 . 1966 j 1947 V 1968 i 1936 I 1937 ; 1965 5 1955 196* . 1967 ; 1967 ` 1953 1936 1961 1953 1937 I9S2 1937 196* 1967 19 37 1966 1954 1944 19S1 1963 1959 1936 Abmivt Crain Association 1953 Abrasive Products Company . 1968 Acme Abrasive Company '* 1955 Tba Air Preheater Company 1937 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. ' 1962 Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Aluminum Company of America ' 193? Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 1952 American Abrasive Company 1968 American Can Company, Inc. 1939 American Emery Wheel We'rka 1937 American Insurance-Association* 1962 American Iron and Steel Institute i American Metal Climax. Inc. , 1966 American Mining Congreme 1963 American Mutual Insurance Alliance 1943 American Optical Company . '* 1956 American Petroleum Institute ' American Polish 6 Chemical Corp. 1937 American Smelting 6. Refining Co.- 1937 American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. . American Zinc Company - 1949 Anaconda Company ' . 1964 Armco Steel Corporation ` * 1967 Armstrong Paint 6 Varnish Works.Inc, 1937 Aebeetos Textile Institute - 1947 Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. 1936 Auto.Flo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturer* Assn, Avco Bay State Abraeives Division Frank Bancroft Company. Inc. Beryllium Corporation . Bituminous Coal Operators' Assn. Blanchard Ms chine Company , The Boeing Company ' Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive. lac.. . - George H. Bullard Company, Inc. ' . 1943 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1968 Bunker Kill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc, 193? 1967 Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company . 1937 1950 Cclanese Corporation , Central Silica Company - Cartaln.teed Products Corporation Gustin*Bacon Division 1 Chayes Dentai Instrument Company Chicago Wheel.* Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. 1936 1937 1937 1966 1967 1959 1937 Cincinnati Milling Products Div. Robert F. Colrmun. Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Co. ' ComalcO Aluminum tBell Bay) Ltd. Compatible Sidrrurgtca Nacional 1947 1947 i960 Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Continental Insurance Company < Corn Product# Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanao 6 Son. Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation DLSldnCarc Product*. Inc. Daw Chemical Company > Dravo Corporation du Pent de Nemours 6 Co. '' Eastman Kodak Company . Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories V Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Ethyl Corporation T Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company ' Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Frants. McConnell 6 Seymour Gardner Machine Company Ceigy-Werk* Schweiserhalle A. G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mill*. Inc. General Motors Corporation * Georgia'Kaolin Company Glass Container Manufacturers _ Institute, Inc. _ Glenahaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire 6 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute . Gulf Oil Corporation ' Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 6 Corundum Ci.n.pauy Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Fuuni.iwn Hanson Company Haaleton Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drakcnftcid Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Huntington Alloy Products Division Multiple msmotrtftip 3au*tT 1, 1969 member t Cit* Joined Comoany Dtto Joined Company 1947 ITT Abrasive Products Co. 19*7 Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Int. 193* . Johns-Manville Corporation , - 19*8 Raybestos-Msohattan. Inc. 193* Jones It Laughltn Steel Cotp, ^ v Manhattan Rubber Division ' 19*3 Jowitt * Rodgere Company 1952 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation -' 193?( H.. H. Robertson Company 19*7 1933 Eases Abrasives, Inc. Kennecott Copper Corporatlott * 1937 St. Joseph Lead Company 19*3 Xsysioae Braes Works, lac* . 1956 . . Sauernisen Cements Company - 1942 Hoppers Company, Inc. . 19** , Sinclair-Hoppers Company ' , " 1956 Soap and Detergent Association . 19*8 19** Homer Laughlin Chinn Company Laundry and Cleaners Allied - . . Trades Association 1962 19*8 - Sperry Raed Corporation . ' ^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturer* ' 19*4 Laverock Is Haines* Inc. - . ' Association. Inc. 193* Lead Industries Association - '- / 19*7 Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 1938 London Transport- Board 19*4 . ' Standard Oil Company (New Jersey] 19*1 Lord Corporation ' ' - " -. 19*5 . Sturm. Ruger`b Company.Inc. _ , Hugheon Chemical Co. Div. -. 1953 . Sugar Beet Products Company 19*8 1937 J. S. McCormick Company . * 1945 : 1937 Mscklin Company . . ' ' 1946 19** . _ Manufacturing Chemists1 Assn, ' . . . 19** MarcOna Mining Company - . . . 1938 . - 1949 .- - Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. ' 1960 1937 Mid-West Abrasive Company .' . . ' SysteMed Corporation . *. C ' Tata Services Limited- - Tennessee Copper Company . . . :Div. of.Tennessee'-Corporation ' .Texas Culf Sulphur-Company ' "- Tdihe River Chemical Corporation _ .` - -19*8 ;i93* . . '19*8 >19** Midwestsro Coating Corporation . 1936 - Mian Safety Appliances Company 193* Mobay Chemical Company ' 193* Mobil Oil Corporation Union Carbide Corporation - United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation ~ `195* *9*3 Jesse 5. Moris L Son..lac- Halco Chemical Company . TTeeport Division ., 1937 1960 . 1938 '- Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuviua Crucible Company - 19** 1937 " 1947 1937 1937 19** .. 1917 1945 1938 19*2 1947 National Coal Association . National Crushed Stone Assn. .Inc. National Class Sand Corporation- ~ National Grinding Wheel Co. . lac. - * National Industrial Sand Asan. - * National Insulation Manufacturer s ' Association National Lead'Company - National 5>< and Gravel Aean. .Inc. National Slag Association Nederland duPont deNemouzs N.V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Dlvialoa 19*7 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1967 1961 1937 1968 Wallaca-Murray Corporation Simonde Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company . Washington Mills Abrasive Company Vreoron Silica Company _ Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westtnghouse Air Brake Company W eating house Air Brahe Division Westinghouae Brake and Signal Co. .Ltd. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company 19*3 1953 193* Osborn Manufacturing Company . Owens-Coming Ftbergles Corp. . Owens -Dlioois. Inc. 1936 ' Zinc Institute - Inc. 1954 1937 195* 19*0 1904 1938 .. 1937 Pacific Grinding V-fieel Mfg. Co. Pennsylvania Class Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Assn. Insurance Company Petrobras/RFBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Calgon Corporation Portland Cement Association PPG Industries ................ members -- 1*16* DM* Joined Comoartv Date-'-. * w Joined Companv 1037 1037 105b 1965 103b 1040 1936 1960 1037 1047 1037 1930 1944 1057 1037 1045 1944 1967 1064 103b 1067 1937 1936 1961 1065 . 1966 I 1947 ' 196* i 1936 1 1937 . 1969 1 1055 1964 1967 , 1956 ; 1944 1967 1052 1936 1961 ' 1953 1937 1952 1957 19b* 1907 10i7 109b 1050 1040 1051 1%) 105* 101b Abraaive Crain Aaaociation 1053 Continental Can Company, Inc. Abraaive Product* Company . 1968 Continental Insurance Companies Acme Abrasive Company " 1955 Corn Products Company The Air Preheater Company 1037 Cortland Grinding Wheel* Corp. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1062 Creole Petroleum Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Aluminum Company of America ' 1937 A. P. deSanno ft Son. Inc. '. ^Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan.) 1052 Diamond Shamrock Corporation American Abraeive Company 106* DL Skin Care Products. Inc. American Can Company. Inc, 1930 Dow Chemical Company American Emery Wheel Works 1037 Dravo Corporation *American Insuts^tee-Association* 1962 ''.*"1. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co. ' American Iren end Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Inc. , 1966 Eastman Kodak Company A ms rican Mining Congres* * 1063 - . Edmar Abrasive Company Americas Mutual Insurance Alliance 1043 Electro Refractories It Abrasive* Corp American Optical Company . . '* 1956 . Equitabl* Life Assurance Society American Petroleum Institute ' of the United States. American Potash i> Chemical Carp. 1037 Ethyl Corporation r American Smelting tr Refining Co. . 1937 Exolon Company American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. ., American Zinc Company _ ' 1040 . Ferro Corporation Anaconda Company '. 1064 FMC Corporation Artnco Steel Corporation ' ' 1067 FMR Corporation Armstrong Paint 1 Varnish Work*.Inc. 1937 Foots Mineral Company Asbestos Textile Institute . - 1047 Ford Motor Company Atlas Chemical Industrie*. Inc. 1036 Foundry Facing* Manufacturer* A*in. Auto-Flo Company 1069 Frantz, McConnell 6 Seymour AuxomobUe Manufacturers Assn. . Avco Bay State Abraaive* Division 1943 Cardner Machine Company ' 1058 Ceigy-Werke Schwcixerhalle A.G. Frank Bancroft Company. Inc. Beryillwn Corporation Bituminous Coal Operators* Assn. Blanchard Machine Company , Tbs Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company . Buckeye Abrasive, lac.. . George H. Bullard Company. Inc. ' 1937 1047 1937 1951 1042 1954 196* - General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mill*. Inc. General Motor* Corporation * Georgia'Kaolin Company Glass Container Manufacturer* Institute, Inc. _ Bunker Hill Compaay 1037 Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc, 1067 Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire It Rubber Company Can Manufacturer* Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company . 1037 1050 C rinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation ' Celanesc Corporation , Central Silica Company Certain-teed Hroduets Corporation Gustln-Bacon Division - Cbaye* Dental Instrument Company Chicago Wheel-l Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Cincinnati Milling Products Div. 105b 1037 1037 i966 1067 1050 1037 Hall China Company Hamilton Emery tt Corundum Company Hampden G rinding Wheel Cumpan > Hanford Occupational Health fovim;.twn Hanaon Company Haaletan Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drattenficirl Diviiiuit Robert F. Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abraaive Product* Co. ' Com aleo Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. Companhia Siderurgica Nacienal Consolidation Coal Company, lac. 1047 1047 1066 Inland Steel Company International Business Machine! Corp. International Michel Company. Inc. Huntington Alloy Prooucti tlivinun Muit-.pie mtmetnmp January 1. 1060 member Data Joined Cetnuny Date Joined Company 19*7 ITT Abrasive Products Co. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. 19* 3ohn*-ManvU3e Corporation . 1968 19* Jones 6 Laughlln Steel Corp. _ . 1963 Jowitt fc Rodgers Company 1952 '' 1937 1967 1933 Jtssco Abrasives, lac. Keanecart Copper Corporation i 1937 196$ Keystone Brass Works, lac* . 1936 1942 Hoppers Company, lac. . . 1966 1956 196* Homer Langhiin China Company 1962 1966 Laundry and Cleaners Allied . Trades Association 1968 3964 Laverack 6 Haines, lac. . . 1936 ' Lead Industrie# Association ' y 1967 19SS London Transport Board ' . . . . 1964 1961 Lord Corporation '. ' .1965 Hughooo Chemical Co. Div. , 1953 1968 1937 J. S. McCormick Company . 1937 1966 1945 MacUla Company , . * 1946 . _ Manufacturing Chemists* A**D . . 1966 1949 . * -Maroons Mining Company * ...... 1938 Metropolitan Life insurance Co. ' 1960 1937 Mid-West Abrasive Company ! I96S 11936 196* 1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation 1936 - Mine Safety Appliances Company 1936 Mobay Chsmical Company - 1936 Mobil OU Corporation .. . . 1936 Joaeo S. Moris 1 Son..lac. 1937 1963 Nalco Chemical Company . Freeport Divtaloa 1960 , 1938 `* 1966 1937 National Coal Association . National Crushed Stone Assn. ,Inc. 1967 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 1943 National Class Sand Corporation ~ 1937 National Grinding Wheel Co. * Inc.- ' 1937 National Industrial Sand Assn. - 1937 Nattonal Insulation Manufacturers . ' 1962 Association National Lead Company - 1937 1967 National and Gravel Aeon. , Inc. 193* 1962 1967 National Slag Aeeociatioa Nederland duFont deNemeur* N.V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division 1961 1937 1968 1963 1933 1936 1936 Osborn Manufacturing Company - Owens.Coming Flborgias Corp. . - Owens .Illinois, Inc. ' Aaybeato*'Manhattan. Inc. .Manhattan Rubber Division ' Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation . H.- H. Robertson Company St. Joseph Lead Company . , Sauereisen Cement* Company - . . Sinclair .Hoppers Company Soap and Detergent Association . ' Sperry Read Corporation . `^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant . Sprayed Mineral Tiber Manufacturer* Association, Inc. Standard OU Company (Indiana) ' Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) . Sturm. Ruger'h Company. Inc. . . , . Sugar Beet Products Company - SyeteMad Corporation . . . T Tata Services Limited ' - .. Tennessee Copper Company ' _ .* , ."Div. o/Tanneeeue-Cprpo ration . Tcatns Gull Sulphur* Company-- * - - ' Tom* River Chemical Corporation ' ' Union Carbide Corporation . United States Potters Association United State* Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company - Wallace.Murray Corporation Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company . Washington Mills Abrasive Company Weoron Silica Company _ Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westtnghousc Air Brake Company Weetinghouse Air Brake Division Westinghouae Brake and Signal Co. , Ltd. Weatuighouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute. Inc. 1934 1937 1936 i960 1969 193* 1937 Pacific Grinding \vheel Mfg. Co. Pennsyivaava Class Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Asen* In soranee Company Petrobras/RPBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Calgoo Corporation Portland Cemeet Association PPG Industries Ocu 1969 Annual Report JMnad Cuiepaey Bate Joined Company 1037 Abratw* Grain Association 1070 Abraaiw Uaiartata Oiweron Horten Company 1937 Oravp Corporation 1862 E. I. du Pont da Namouta 0 Co. 1868 Eastman Kodak Company 1037 Abraaiw Product* Company 1870 Ahuin* Oiviaaon Bendl* Corporation 1863 Eomar Abrselvs Company 1843 Electro Retractor!** & Abrasive* Division ol Ferro Corporation 1966 Acm* Abraaiw Company 1030 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1860 AJWd Chemical Corporation 107Q Alfiaoa CampoeU OMaioa I960 Environmental Science*. Ine. 1956 Equitable Ufa Assurance Society ol lh# United. Slate* . 1837 Vfihyl Corporation . - American Chain & Cable Co. Inc. 1937 Exoion Company *' 1634 Aluminum Company el America IMP Aluminum Co, or Canada (Alcan} 10*7 American Can Company, Ine. 10*8 Ferro Corporation " * 196* FMC Corporation .. 1967 FMR Corporation ", *- ' ' ,, 1037 American Emery WYwel Work* . 1937 Foota Mineral Company* % . "... 1030 'American Inauranoa Aaaeciatlon 1047 Font Motor Company , , 10*4 American Iron and Steel ktstlfuta I960 Festorta Gl*a Company , . 1007 American Uetat Climax, me. 1930 Foundry Supply Menulacturtn^' .,. 1937 Amanean Mining Cangrea* Group .. . : 1040 'Amanean Mutual Inauranca AlUanea I960 Frsrra. McConnell 4 Seymour 104 American Optical Company 1963 ` Freeport Divtaion * -- 1007 American Petroleum tnagtut* . NaJco Chemical Company 1004 Amartcan Potash * Chemical Corp. . 1043 Gardner Machine Corsoany 1800 Amanean Smarting 0 Refining Co. 1950 GeigyWerke Schweixemeiie A. G. 1900 Amanean Standard. Ine, '1937 General Abrasive Company 1900 Amartcan Textile Mira, Institute I960'. General Asbesios 4 Rubber Div. 1834 Anaconda Company . ; * R*ybettov*4*ntii*n, Inc. 1801 Armco Steel Corporal"1 1870 General Oynamiea Corporation 10M Armstrong Chemoon. iPC. - 10*7 General Electric Company , 1008 AaPeeioa Cement P^v.-jcts Assn. 1837 General Grinding Wheel Corp. 1000 Aabeeto* Tamtia (ne*saa . .1851 General Mill*. Inc. * 1070 Atlantic Abrasive Corporation 1942 General Motors corporation . 1047 Atlaa Chemical Induatnea, Inc. 1854 Georgia Kaolin Company 1000 Auto-Flo Company ' i860 Glees Containers MM. institute, (no. . . Division el Uaaco CoiToraiicn 1037' Glenanaw Glass Company. Inc. 1*30 Automobile Manutacturam Aaan. 1967 Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company 1037 Avco Bay SUte Abrasives 01vision 1967' Grinding Wheel Olviaion . 1070 The ervtaon Company Norton Company . IHi Fmn Bancroft Company. Ine. . >1037 Grinding Wheel irwtmite 19tt Rtturmnoua Coal Operators' Aaan. 1950 Gull Oil Corporation 1960 The Boeing Company 1870 Bergen, Inc. i960 Quaim-Bacon Division - Certain-teed Product* Corp. 1970 Bmekvrey Class Company, Ine. 1844 Brush Beryllium Comutny . 1936 Hall Chine Company 1937 Hamilton Oivlsion 1807 Buckeye Abraaiw. me. 1863 Georg* H. Bullard Company, Inc. Amartcan Abrasive Corporation 1966' Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. 1861 Butler County Muafiroom Farm, Inc. -1860 Can Manufacturer! institute, Inc. 1837 Carborundum Company 1813 Coianeae Corporation 1837 Central Silica Company 1067. Chayea Abrasive* Division Chaw* Oental Instrument Co. 1037 Chicago Wheat 0 Mamitenuttng ` Co. 7834 Cincinnati Milling Products Div. Cincinnati MiUng Machine Co. 1844 Robert F Coleman, ine. 1061 Colomel Abreaive Product* Co. 1003 Cometco Atumtnum IBet* Bey) ltd. 1060 CompenMa Siderurgtca Necionel 1938 Conaendetion Coat Company, tne. 1933 Continental Can Company, ine. I860 Continental inauranca Companies 1937 Cowand Division i American Abreaive Corporation 1935 CPC International 1863 Creel* Petroleum Corporation 1937 A P oeSanno & Son. me. 1933Oiemonp Shamrock Corporation I860 DC Sam Cana Product*, inc. 1830 Dow Cf'imcsi Corporaiton 1937 Ore**.-ir*'d Omuon ---------- --Hercuie*. Inc. ........... .. 1967 Hanson Company . 1950 Haxlaton Laboratories 1901 . Hughaon Chemical Company . ' Olviaion ol Loro Corporation 1937 Huntington Alloy' products Olviaion . .. (ntarneuonal Nickel Co,, Ine. 1947 Inland Steel Comeany 1947 Imemaiionai Buaineas Maehines Corp. 1967' ITT Abrasive Products Company 1936 John*Menvtiie Corporation 1938 Jena* 4 Leugnlin Steal Corp. 1963 Jovntt 4 Rodgers Company 1967 Kaaeo'Atersshres. Inc. . 1953 Kawecfcl fierylco Industrie*. Ine. 10*4 Kennecott Cooper Corporation 1942 Koppar* Company. Ine. 1979 Lacleoe Steel Comoany 1966 Homer Leugnlin China Company 1964 Lawrack & Haines, Inc. 1934 Lead Industries Association 1935 London Transport Board 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant ' - Sperry Rand Corporation 1937 J. S. McCormick Comoany 1946 Manhattan Rubber Qivtstcn fl*yb**to-M*nr>itsn. inc. 1966 Manufacturing Chemist* Assn.. Inc. t966 Mareon* Mining Comoany 'Uwttlehe memoerwup 1948 Meiroooiiian Life Insurance Co. Dete Joined Company 1964 Midwestern Coaling Corporation 1936 Min* Safely Appliances Company 1949 Mobil Oil Corporation 1956 Jesse S. Mori* 6 Son, Inc. - 1966 National Coal Association 4 1937 National Crushed Sion* Assn., ine. 1969 National Forge Company . 19*7 Nations) Glass Sana Corporation 1937 National Grinding Wheel Oiwston Federal-Mogul Corporation 1937 National industrial Sand Atsn 1966 National Insulation Mira. Assn. 1937 National Lead Company 1945 National Sand 4 Gravel Ajjn,, Inc. . 1935 National Slag Association - 1962 Nederland du Font d* Nemours N.V. 1963 Osbom Manufacturing Company 1953 Owen*.Corning Fiberglas Corp. 1936 Owens.Illinois. Ine. 1954 Pacific Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. 1954 Pennsylvania Manufacturer*' Aaan. - insurance Company 1960 Petrooraa/RPBC - 1964 Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Div. Calgon corporation 1970 . Pneumafil Corporation 1938 Portland Cement Association - 1937. PPG Inousiries 1867* Precision Grinding Wheel Co., ine. 1952 Red Hill Grinding Wheei Corp. 1970 Rex-Cut Products Comoany Division of Cieveoak Corp. 1937 H. H. Robertson Company 1969 Rome Division Revere Copper and Brass, me. 1837 SL Joseph Lead Company . 1966' Saueraiaan Cements Company 1967 Simonas Abrasive Division Waitace-Murray Corporation 1966 Sinctair-Aopoers Company 1956 Soap and Detergent Association 1966 Sprayed Mmetal fiber Mira. Aaan.. Inc. - 1964 Standard Oil Company (New Jersey} 1962 Siauffer Cliamtcaf Company 1965 Sturm, Ruget 4 Comoany. Inc. 1953 Sugar Beat Products Company 1965 SysteMed Corporation 1945 Tata Services Limited 1969 Tenneco. Inc. 1946 Tennessee Copper Company Div. ol Tennessee Corporation 1930 Texas Gulf Sufpnur Company 1960 Toms River Chemical Corporation 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 1936 Union Calbioe Corporation 1966 Unneo States Asbestos Division * RayPeatosJJannanan. inc. 1936 United States Potters Association 1936 United States Steal Corporation I960 . Van Siraaian Chemical Company 1936 Vesuvius Crucible Comeany 1937 Wattham/Hampoen GnnCmg Wheel Co. 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Co. 1937 Wedron Silica Comoany 1962 Western Electric Comoany, me . 1937 Westfield Grinding Wheel Co. 1937 Westmgnouse Electric Corporation 1968 Arthur C- Withrow Comoany . 1936 Zinc institute, inc. 1970 Annual Report MEMBERS Jvimrd Cemptmj 191' 'Abusive Gram Association I9?(i Abrasive Materials Diviuon Norton Company I9>' Abrasive Products Company 19*0 Abraiives Division Ectsdix Corporation 1956 Acme Abrasive Company 19* 1 Adamis Carbide Corporation `1916 Allegheny Ludhut* Sreel Gutpotaticti 19Vi Allied Chemical Corporation 197/1 Allison Campbell Division American Chain A Cable Co., Joe 1916 Aluminum Company of Amenta 1969 Aluminum Company of Canada, Lid. 19'1 American Apparel Manufacturers Atm. 191 * Amencan Can Company 193* AmetKan Insurance Association 19*4 American Iron and Steel i runrule 191* American Metal Climax. Inc 195? American Mining Conercst 19*1 'American Murual Iniurance Alliance 194-1 Amm<an Optical Corporation 1967 American Petroleum (nststute 19 *6 American Smelting & Refining Company 1969 American Standard. Inc. ' 1969 7Amencan Tcatile Mfis. Institute 1936 Anaconda Company * '' 19 '> Annin American Corp. of S'Kith Africa. Ltd. Ill'll Argonaut Iniurance Company ' . 1961 Almatrrjflc Chemccm. Inc. . 1969 Asbestos Cement Products Association . 19?<> Asbrstospriy Corporation ' 1966 Aibmm Textile Institute ,1970 Atlantic Abrasive Coipotauon . IWT AtUi Chemical industries. Inc. !l%* Aiiin-flu Company - ' Division of Masco Cotpontton .19/6 Aununnbtle Manutactuters Association 191' Avco Bay State Abrasive* Division 19*6 The bahnatm Company 1961 Frank Bancrotr Company. Inc. 1916 The Ikxmt Company 19-'t Hnrocft. Inc. - IV ~ 1 Bright Boy industtid Division ' Weldon Roberts Rubber Company 19-t-l Brush Beryllium Company 196' but ke*e Abrasive. Inc. 191? George II. Bullard Company. Inc. ' 1961 Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc. 1911 l PC International 1913 Os Manuiacnattis Institute. Inc. 19' I Carbide Division, Hnemct Corp. 19.1* Carborundum Compaay 19" 1 Ormet Company * 1912 Celanrie Corporation 19*1 'Cemented Carbide Producers Aasn. 191"' Central Sirica Company 196* Chaves Abrasives Division Chaws Denial Instrument Co. 191 * < hisacii Wheel Oi Manufacturing Cn. 1`h" r iba Oeitv AC. J91S Cincinain Milacrnn. Inc Pmoucis Division 19*4 RrdiertF.Cileman.IiiC. 1911 Colonial Abrasive Products Company 191" Comsunhia Siderurgica Nac>nal 1916 Catnv-naarmn Coal Company. Inc. 1913 Ciumnemal On Company. Inc. lOn* ; (..Aiincntaj Insurance Companies 19-u* (aipyerntll Operations - ' Div. lit Cmet Service Company 191* T--rtUno Division Amencs* Abrasive Cffrootanon 1902 Cree.r r-wwum Caipoiaf.nn * * >-h ' Z Gfftuc* fflffnaefinip D*tt Jonud Company 1937 A. P. deSanno A Son. JnC. 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corporation 1959 Dow Chemical Corporation 1957 Drakenlcid Division, Hercules. Itsc. 1957 Drivo Corporation 1962 . 1. du Pont de Nemours A Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 1945 Electro RefracroricS A Abrasives Division nf Ferro Corporation 1969 Environmental Sciences. Ine. 1956 Equitable Life Assurance Society - of the United States (937 Ethyl Corporation 'v . 1937 Exolon Company - *" 1967 FMR Cotponnon - >949 Ferro Corporation *' I9?l tiFinh Sterling. A Teledyne Company 1937 ' Foote Mineral Company 1947 Ford Motor Company 1936 Foundry Supply Mano/aeturen' Group . 1963 Prcrpbrt Division Nalco Chemical Company 1943 Gardner Machine Company. . - 1937 General Abrasive Company 1968 General Asbestni A Rubber Division Rsyt - aoi-MiahuuiL lac. 1970. Genet*; Cigar Company . .1970 Gen ; J Dynamics Corporation . 1947 General Electric Company 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corporation 1951 General Mills, Inc, 1942 General Motors Corporation 1954 Georgia Kaolin Company 1968 Glass Containers Mfrs. institute. Inc. 1937 Glcnshaw Glass Company, lac. 1967 Goodyear Tire A Rubber Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 19.37 'Grinning Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 Gustin Bacon Division Cerrstnuucd Products Corporation 1956 Hall China Company 1937 Htat-'tr.n Division American Abrasive Corporation 1966 Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. 1967 Hatuon Company 1937 Huntington Alloy Products Division International Nickel Company. Inc 1971 Hydro Carbide Cotpotanon - 1947 Inland Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Corp. 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Org. 1967 iTT Abrasive Products Company 1936 Johns-Manviile Corporation 1939 Jones A Lauehiin Steel Corporation 1963 Jowtn A Rodgrrt Company 196? Kascis Abrasives Coleman Systems Company 1915 1946 1942 1970 . 1968 1964 1956 1918 1962 193? 1946 1966 1966 Kawcciti Berrien Industries, Inc. Kennerf*r Copper Corporation Koppen Company. Inc. Laclede Steel Company Homer Laugh Iin Chin* Company Lavera/k A Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association. Inc. London Transport Executive Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sperry Rand Corporation J. S. McCormick Company Manhattan Rubber Division Raybesrns-Maohattan. inc. V.i.Tiiirotmt (.heroins Association .\<ii,-.-,is Mining Compsny 14 Data JntmtJ Company 1970 Medical Supply Company I9?0 Metal Carbides Corp'itanun 1949 Metropolitan Life insurance f>mp 193' Michigan Abrauve Company . 1968 1936 1949 1916 Grinding Wheel Division Midwestern Coating Cotpitaiunt Mine Safety Appliances C.-mpany Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S. Morie A Sim. Ini 1971 Mulls Metals. Inc. ' 19?l National Allocution nt Manufasiur 1966 National Cnal Asstxiatirm 193' National Grinding Wtwl Division federai-Mocul Ciuporatum "193? National Industrial Sami Atu* ixtitir 1966 National Insularmui Mfrv Atvaiaiio 1937 National Lead Company 1938 National Slag Awaulvn 1962 NnManil du Pont de Nimuutt N 1 1971 New-comer PtoJucts. lrr. 1963 Osborn Manulactutinx Company 1913 O-wena-Cornin* Ftherglas 1 nrpaiiir. 1936 Owens-llIitKiii. Inf 1937 PPG ItgluSttin. Inc 1951 191' I9'tt 1938 19 1967 PacihC Grinding Wheel Company. Ir. Penttsvlvama Glass Sami Ciitpuraimn Pneumanl Cotpiiraiinn Portland Cemenr Am* lanon Potters Brothers, ins, * Precision Grinding Wheel Co,, Inc. 1912 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Cnrpnran-. !9?n Rex-Cur Products Company Division of Clevepak fivpmmi 193* H. H. Robertson Gimpany 193' Sc. Joe Minerals Corpotaoon 1971 Sandvik Steel. Inc. 1956 Sauereisen Cements Company 1971 Selenium-Tellurium Devehipmem Ass 1%' htmnnds Abrasive Diviviua Wallaee-Murray (ivpvumn 1966 Stnclatr-Koppers Company 1916 Soap and Deterernt Ass-aianon 1948 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfrs. Atm., tnc 1964 Standard Oil Company f New lervey i 1962 Stauifer Chemical Company 1965 Sturm, Huger A Company. Ins. 1953 19/>8 1919 1941 1969 Sugar Beet Products Company SvsieMed Corporation TRW Haaleton Labnratfirirl Tata Services Limned -- Tenneco. Inc. " 1918 Teaas Gulf Sulphur Company I960 Toms River Chemical Corporation !9'fl Travelers Insurance Companies 19? 1 Tungsten Alloy Mfg. Co. Inc 1936 Union Carbide Corporation 19' United States Mineral PnaJucts Co. 1936 United States Pnttets AivauUun I9W United States Steel Corporation I960 1938 19'1 I9'l Van Straaten Chemical Compsny Vesuvius Crucible Company VR/Wt-stnn Company Walmet Corporation 193? Waltham/Hampden Grinding Wheel Cc 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Company 193' Wedron Silica Company I9?l Wendt-Sonis/Utnmet. United Greenheld Dtv .it TRW'. Inc. 1962 Western Electric Comoanv. Inc. 193' WesttieU Grinding Wheel Company 193? Westtnxhnutr Electric Corporation 19'] Willey I Carbide Tool Company 1968 Arthur C. Withtnw Company 1936 Zinc Institute. Inc. . INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. . HEW MEMBERS -- 1971 American Apparel Manufacturer's Association ` -* American Foundrymen's Society American Steel Foundries i Argonaut Insurance Company * - Asbestospray Corporation Cemented Carbide Products Association Chemico Metals Corp. * , General Cigar Company " . International Lead Zinc Research Organization National Association of Manufacturers .. . Selenium-Tellurium Development Association, Inc. t i \. i ! Teledyne Brown Engineering '* -- from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meetings March 9 & October 11, 1971 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. NEW MEMBERS -- 1972 Buhl Optical Company Chicopee Manufacturing Company Columbia:Gas System Service Corporation Consolidated Natural* Gas Service Co., and Peoples Natural Gas Company .' V Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories*-Inc. Lee-Norse Company * :. Miles Laboratories ** . Organization Resources Counselors, Ihc. Safety FirstIndustries, Inc. , ' . 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Allied Chemical Corporation I93& Aluminum Company of America 1969 Aluminum Company of Canada, .Ltd. i*H7 American Can Company I97t American Foundrymen's Society 1918 American Insurance Association , 1*44 American Iron and Steel Institute 1957 American Metal Climax, Inc. . 1917 American Mining Congress ' "1949 American Mutual Insurance Alliance .1944 Americas Optical Corporation . 1967 American Petroleum Institute 1976 ASARCO Incorporated .' ' 1969 American Textile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. 1966 ARCO/Potymers, Inc. 1970 Argonaut Insurance Company * ' ` 1974 BASF TV yandotta Corporation :" 4970 The Bahnson Company '4 1944 Broth Wellman. Inc. ' ' 1949 CPC International. Inc. ` I9S1 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. 1992 CrUnese Corporation 1971 Cemented Carbide Producers Assn. * I960 . Certain-Tm St. Cobain Insulation Corp. *1974 Chrysler Cut joration 1946 Cibx-Geig? tC 1974 Cull Industries Inc.... 1972 C'llumAu Cat System Service Corporation ,1979 Comma rcial Shearing, ]ne. -195* | J\vu : Companhta Sidvrurgtca Nations l Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Ine. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company 1979 { . Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. __ 1975 ' D'Appulunia Consulting Engineers, Inc. 1974 : DrSoto, Inc. . 1951 t Diamond Shamrock Corporation 4971 Doe* C&emir.a; U.S.A. ' '1917 . Drakenfeld Dieisioo, Hercules, Ine. 1977 t Drava Corporation * 19*6 : r. I. du Pont de Nemours 6 Company 1966 ", Fast man Kodak Company 19? * Minerals 6 Chemicals Division, * Engelhard Minerals 6 Chemicals Corp. 1974 1956 ' Fpi, Metals Corporation Equitable l.tfv Assurance Society of V.S. 1964 f.'txos Corporation 1977 'Falcon Foundry Company *974 Fostorta Class Company - 1416 Foundry Supply Mnnufaclurera Croup t6 General Cigar Company, Ine. . 194T Genera) Electric Company 1941 General Mills. Inc. . 1942 General Motors Corporation 1474 General Krffactories Cofnpany a. 1954 Georgia Kaolin Company 1937 i950 1936 1972 1973 1937 1975 1973., 1947' 1947 1970 1974 1936 1939 1955 1974 1942 1970 1968 1974 1937 1966 1970 ` 1937 1965 1974 1936 . 1974 1975 1936 1937 1974 1973' 1972 1953 1936 1937 1917 1972 1975 1970 1939 1970 1971 1968 1937 1972 1971 1937 1956 1956 1971 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Meins U.S.A. fDiv. of H. J. Heins Co. ) Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Casket 6 Shim Co., Inc. ^ngttr.aoUyfUodjConipany ,,r-r.. In*. ' Inland Steel Company IBM Corporation International Lead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. . Johns-Manviile Corporation * Jones 6 Laughltn Steel Corporation - , Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. - . Kopp Glass, Inc. Hoppers Company, Inc. ' Laclede Steel Company Homer Lsughlia China Company Lenox Crystal, Inc- J. S. McCormick Company . Marcona Mining Company Marion Health 6 Safety, lac. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. Millikcn Brick Company * Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobsy Chemical Company Monongahela Iron 6 Metal Company, lac. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. ofU.S., Inc. NL Industries, Inc. . National Annealing Box Company National Forge Company Organisation Resources Counselors. Inc. Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. PPG Industries, Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peoples Natural Cas Company Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafi! Corporation Portland Cement Association . Potters Industries, Inc- Pullman-Standard Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. H. H* Robertson Company Safety First Industries, Inc- The Sager Glove Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation 1 Sauereiscn Cements Company Seattle Services Division, fl.e iloiing C. Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn. . ir-< Sharon Steel Corporation Shell Oil Company Shenango Int t.rporat-d Soap and Detergent Assr.t tatii.n The Standard Oil Company - Muitipj,' M,**.tiv r snip 3 r Joined 19*2 1965 1969 1966 1970 1972 19)6 1974 1970 19)6 1936 Comunr Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm, Huger 6 Company, lac. Tenncco, Inc. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, lac. _. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Company . Union Carbide Corporation Doited States Gypsum Company U- S Minsral Products Company : U. 5. Potters Association - Doited States Steel Corporation ' Sate Joined CofTi^ny 1960 1938 1975 1975 1974 1937 1962 1937 1968 1975 Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Vulcan Mold L Iron Company Washington Mould, Machine /< Foundry Company Wat too* Standard Company ' Wedron Silica Division, Cel Monte Properties Company Western Electric Company. Inc- Westinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Young Galvanising, Inc. N..- NEW MEMBERS The Auoul Company Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. ` E. D'Appolonia. Consulting Engineers, Inc. Epic Metals Corporation Industrial Gasket k Shim Company, Inc. . Monongahela Iron k Metal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh k Lake Erie Railroad The Standard Oil Company Vulcan Iron & Mold Company Washington Mould, Machine t Foundry Company Young Galvanizing, Inc. . * 8 **Ar tueuiiwrs - 1976 Annual Reports Date Joined Comoanv Dale Joined Comoanv 1937 1976 1936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 1918 J 944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1976 1936 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 1979 1974 1970 1944 1955 1953 1971 1968 197* 1956 1974 197* 147o 1976 1973 3972 1976 1974 1974 1952 1976 J473 1476 l*t7 1977 1936 196 ; 197 3 . 1976 194** 1964 1976 Abrasive Grata Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority . 1973 1976 Falcon Foundry Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Ihc 1974 Fostoria Class Co. .' Allied Chemical Corp. 1976 Franklin Glue Co. Aluminum Company of America ..1936 . Foundry-Supply Manufacturers Croup Aluminum Company of Canada, lid. -j . 1970 General Cigar Co., Inc. American Can Co. 1947 General Electric Co. 1 American Foundrymen's Society 1951 General Mills, Inc. ' American Insurance Association 1942 General Motors Corp. - American Iron and Steel Institute 1974 General Refractories Co. - AMAX. Inc. ' 1954. Georgia Kaolin Co. ' American Mining Congress 1937 Na*Griadiag Wheel Institute American Mutual Insurance Alliance . ' * 1950 ' Gulf Oil Corp. A. O. Safety Products (Die. of , 1976 Halcon International, Inc. American Optical Corp.} - ' 1936. HaU China Co. , American Petroleum Institute - 1976 Harbisen-Walkcr Refractories American Restaurant China Council, Inc, 1972 Heins U.S. A. (Div. of H. J. Heins Co.) ASARCO Incorporated 1976 Hill A Griffith Co. American Textile Mfrs. Institute. Inc. 1973' Howell Industrial Clime American Welding A Manufacturing Co. 1937 Huntington Alloyj, Inc. American Wood Preservers Institute 1975 .industrial Gasket 4 Shim Co-. Inc. Amenchem Inc. 1973 Ingersoll*Rand Co. - Anaconda Co. , Wire A Cabla Dlv. ' ' 1947 Inland Steel Co. - * ARC O/Polyniera, Inc. ` ` , * 1947 - IBM* Corp. *- Argonaut Insurance Co. ` 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Org. ' BASF .W yandotte Corp. 1974 International Technical Information Inst. Tho Bahaaon Co. 1936 Johns-Maavtlle Corp. Brush Wellman. Inc. -1939 Jonea A -Laughlin Steel Corp. CPC International. Inc. . 1955 Kawecki Berylco industries. Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. 1974 Kopp Glass, lac. Cemented Carbide Producers Association 1942 Koppera Co. . lac. Certain-Teed St* Gobaia Insolation Corp. 1970 Laclede Steel Co. Chrysler Corp ` . 1962 Lag oven, S. A. Cib*-Gigy AG Colt Industries Inc. .. 196S Homer Laughlin China Co. 1974 Lenox Crystal, Inc. - Columbia Caa System Service Corp. 1937 J. 5.' McCormick Cn. Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgtca Naciooal ' 1976 1966 Marathon Oil Co. Marcena Mining Co. __ Consolidated Edison Co. of New York. lac. 1970 Marion Health * Safety. Inc- Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. 1937 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co- Consolidation Coal Co.. Inc. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. 1965 1974 Miles Laboratories. Inc. Miiliken Brick Co. De5oto, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corp. Dick Corp. Dow Chemical l*. S. A. Dow Corning Corp. ' Draaenfeld Division. Hercules, Inc. >' 1936 1974 1975 1936 1937 1974 Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Cu. Monongahela Iron a Metal Co., Lnc- Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. Inc NL Industries, Lie. National Annealing Bos Co. Dravo Corp. E. J. du Pont de Nemours 6 Co. 1973 1972 National Forge Co. Organisation Resource* Counselors. Ir.c Eastman Kodak Co. Minerals 6 Chemicals Division. 1953 1937 Owens-Corning r:6<*rgias Carp- PPG Indust r;i-i, I.,, . . Engelhard Minerals A Chemicals Corp. 1937 Pennsylvania Cl*** a..i;c Cnrp. Epic Metals Corp. Eouitaoie Life Assurance Society of U. S. 1972 1975 Peoples Natural G*s Co. Pittsburgh A Lake Erie Railrcau ' Exxon Corp. Essex Group 1970 193d Pneumafil Corp, Portland Cement Association IHT Members (continued) -# Date Joined 1970 1973 1976 i960 1976 1937 1976 1972 1976 1973 1937 1956 1956 1971 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 1962 1976 1965 Comoanv Date Joined Comtuny Potters Industries, Inc. - Pullman-Standard * RAD Services, Inc. Raytestos* Manhattan, Inc. The Refractories Institute ' H. H. Robertson Co. SCM Corp. - Safety First Ioduetries, lac. - Schering-Plough Corp. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. - Sauerelsea Cements Co. 7 Seattle Service* Div., The Boeing Coy Scleoium-TeUurium Development Assn., Inc. Seocu Products, lac. , Sharon Steel Corp. - Shell Oil Co- Shenangolac. Soap and Detergent Association . The Standard Oil Co, Stauffer Chemical Co* Stellite Division, Cabot Corp. " Sturm. Huger it Co., Inc. ' 1969 Tenneco, Inc. 1966 Thermal Insulation Mfrs. Assn., lac. ' 1976 Tile Council of America. Inc. 1970 Travelers Insurance Co, 1972 Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 D-VI Jac. 1936 Union Carbide Corp, 1974 United States Gypsum Co. ' 1970 U. S. Mlnsral products Co. 1936 ' O. S. Potters Association 1936 . United States Steel Corp. 1960 * Vaa Straatca Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1975 , Vulcan Mold h Iron Cbv . 1976 WASCO Transportation Systems Group 1975 Washington Mould Machine b Foundry Co. 1974 Watson-Standard Co. - ^ 1937 Wedron Silica Division, ' Del Monte Properties Co. 1962 Western Electric Co., Inc. * 1937- Woatinghouae Electric Corp. 1976* Williams it Co. , lsc. 1968 .Arthur C. Withrow Co. 1975 young Galvanising, lac. \ t< * 1i - ; ! : * : . ' ' - .1 NEW MEMBERS * ' Allegheny County Sanitary Authority American Rsstaursnt CHi.m Council. Inc. American Welding end Manufacturing Company American Wood Preserver# Institute ..........Americbem, Incorporated .. "; Anaconda Company, Wire and Cable Division ..*: ; commercial Shearing, Incorporated D>c>. Corporation . Dow Coming Corporation Essex Croup, Incorporated Fort Pits Steel Caating The Franklin Glue Company Kaleon International, Incorporated Hsrbison-Walker Refractories Kill and Griffith Company - Marathon Oil Company ' RAD Serricee, Incorporated The Refractorlee Institute Schering-Plough Corporation Seoeo .-.-oducts, Incorporated ' SCM Corporation Stellite Division, Cabot Corporation Tile Council of America, Incorporated U-VI Incorporated WABCO Transportation Systems Group Williams and Company, Incorporated illF mkmiieiw* - 1977 Annual Report Dai* Joined Company (91T `Abrasive Crain Association (976 Allegheny County Sanitary Authority ,, 1936 Allegheny Ludlum Industries. Inc* 194$ `Alliance of American insurers * 19$6 Allied Chemical Corp. .. 1916 Aluminum Co- of America _ ' (969 Aluminum Co. ol Canada, Ud. 1957 AMAX Inc. . 1947 American Can Co. ' ' 197) American Foundrymen's Society ' 1475 American Industrial Hygiene Association 191# *American Insurance Association 1944 American Iron It Steel Institute J917 American Mining Congress 1967 American Petroleum Institute 1476 . Americ an Restaurant China Council, Inc.*' 1916 ASAKCO, Ine. ' |4tu American Textile Manufacturers * Institute. Inc. ""' ' 147b American Welding ) Manufacturing Co. 1976 American Wood preservers Institute _ 1976 Americhem. Inc, ' ' ' . .1976 '^Anaeonda Co. i Wire 6 Cable Division '1966 1970 1.474 1J977 1944 ('977 195$ 1977 J971 A977 146m 14^4 194a 1971 197,2 I971. jo*,/. A KC Of Polymers, Inc. ' Argonaut Insurance Co. HASP Wyandotte Corp. tinrg> darner Chemicals * Brush Wellman, Inc. Buffalo Color Corp. * CPC International, Inc. Campbell Soup Co. 'OnirMrd Carbide Producers Association Ct til rsi Medical Health .Services ^ Certain Teed Corp. Chrysler Corp. f'tba-fli-igy AC Coil industries Inc. , Columbia Co* Svstem Service Corp. Ciimiiicrt iai Shearing, le. , CiMitpanhia Sidcrurgua National l< I", lv. :* Kdoim <'. %>f Now Yuri, Inc. o*oiidala-d Nwt'ir.il f#as Service Co. I * It* olltl^l ton Cv i r... 1*1* . ,*17' *.;,, )U It. . *1*1 I, t'lllMIH.t t ... , .'i.* 1 .a Man tt'i 1 t /it 1 t iil |>, |{l. . - lit l*t7t. /,.*- 1 In mu *1 !> A. UtowCorntng Corp. DraVeflield Dntsiufl. Hercules, 1m. IVl/ l'*tet 14. t**;i Ursvo Curp. ; r.ilnud Kodak Co. , F. 1. do Pont deNettiour* t, Co. - Mineral* it Chemicals Division Kuy el ha rd Minerals a Chemicals Corp. I`f7v f|i" Metal* Cttrp- -Mulliyl* Membership Date Joined l.'i.iic., nv 1956 1976 1964 Equitable I.ife Assurance See;*1* 1 lt . * Essex Group, Iiiv. ' Exxon Corp. 1973 1976 1974 1936 Falcon Foundry Co. Fort Piu Steel Casting Fostoria Class Co. Foundry Supply Manufacturers C'ro-ip -' 1976 1970 The Franklin Glue Co. - .. General Cigar 6 Tobacco Co., fbv. V. of Culbro Corp. 1947^-"General Electric Co. ' ` 1951' General Mills, Inc. 1942 General Motors Corp. 1974 ' General Refractories Co. 1954 Georgia Kaolin Co.__ 1937 '`Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. ^ .1976 Hale on International,* Iiu . 1936 Hall China Co. 1977 Hankis'on Corp. , '1976 -..'Harbison* Walker Refractor it** ` . -1972 | -Heins' U.S. A-; lUiv: of H. J. HeinzCo. . 1966 Hierro* Peru 1976 -1973 1937 1975 Hill fc G riffilh Co* Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Gasket 6- Slum Co., 1m . 1947 1947 197i) Inland Steel Co. _ International Business Machine* for;, International Lead Zinc Reer<i> 19)6 Organization Johns* Manvillo Corp. 1939 1955 1974 Jones & Laugh tin Steel Corp Kawechi Bcryltu Industries, :ltu . Kopp Class. Inc. , 19?C 1962 !96h 1974 19)7 l*'7t* Laclede Steel Cu. Jagoven. $. A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. S- McCormu k Co. Marathon Oil <**- _ IVMetropolitan ! .I< l.".vit.uivi * ... !*Mn 1t Mint Satity 'i.j.Ii . . * i',.. Mlliwy liln'IMt .. I .4 . Mmutuifiiit. In n , <. ; 1 ','7 iOfo Motor Colli M.iiiil-ul' ; iif ( 1 MliUir Veh**h- M.iiui 1. ,r. f. 1974 uf U. S>. In* National Aonenltnc tin;* I 1972 1977 1972 National Forge Co. National Health IVaith. in* Organization It i'XaiTi f/tfinsi la 1953 1417 Owens-Curntnc FiLergl.** (-'ui PPG Industries, Inc. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass .Sand Corp IMF MEMBERS (continued) ... Date Joined Company Date Joined . Contitdiiv 1972 1975 1970 1931 1970 1973 1977 197& 19*8 197* 1937 197* 1972 1973 1937 .1937 ' 1977 1956 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 . 1977 1975 :> 1937 ) i f People* Natural Ga* Co. Pittsburgh (1 lake Erie Railroad Pneutnafil Corp. ^, Portland Cement Association ` Potter* Industrie*. Inc. . ** Pullman-Standard , Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. RAD Service*, lac. Kaybe*to*-Manh*uan. Inc, - The Refractor!** Institute H- H. Robertson Co* SCM Corp. . .` . Safety First Industries, iac. . The Sager Clove Corp, . St. Joe Minerals Corp. - Sauereisen Cements. Co. ' Schuylkill Metsle Corp. - '* Seattle Service* Dlv., The Boeing Co. Senco Products, Inc. ' Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. ' -Shenango Inc. . . Soap k Detergent Association 1' . Spanek, Inc. ...................... ' ' The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co- 19^b ~""'Stellite Division, Cubut Curp. 1969 1966 1976 1970 1972 Tcmicto. Inc. Thermal Insulation tjt-r. Tile Council of America, Inc - Traveler* Insurance Compumi.* Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 II-VI Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United State* Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S. Minerals Product* Co. 1936 . U. S. Potters Association 1936 VDnited States Steel Corp- 196ft 1 Van Straaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1977 . Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of Aiti*rif< .1976 WABCO Railway Product* Group 1975 Washington Mould, Machine . r mi <. 1974 Watson-Standard Co. 1937 tVedrim Silica Die., l-^ljtil,- i. < * t ;j. 19** 1962 1937 t.97- 1,976 1975 VV.-OCil l Til* O:. Western Electr:c 1 Irn ... , Weftingbou*.e EI-\-r-k ,'t.rp,' ^ - Whirlpool Corp- . .. William* fc Cn.. Inc.' ' Young Galvaniainu, 1m . * *t NEW MEMBERS -- 1977 i Borg-Wamer Chemical* Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co, Central Medical Health Services t John 0. Copano* Co., Inc. - Hanki*01 Corp. Motor Coil* Manufacturing On. -- Nation*! Health Witch, ln - Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Schuylkill Metal* Corp- Spartek, Inc- Volkswagen Manuisn itteing Cor;,- ut Ann r:. SVai I Hie O- Vl.irJO' i i ' f/T-.j. ) IHF MEMBERS - 1978 Annual Report ; deposition I EXHIBIT Pl-T- ____ 1/11 f%L Date Joined Comnany Date Joined Comoasv 1937 Abrasive Grain Association * ` ' 1978 Alberta Dept, of Labour 1976 1964 1976 Allegheny County Sanitary Authority 1973 1936 Allegheny Ludluxn Industries, Inc. 1978 1945 Alliance of American lnsnrera ' 1976 1956 Allied Cbemical Corp. 1974 1936 Aluminum Co. of America 1936 1969 Aluminum Co. of 1976 1957 ,.AMAX. Inc. 197B 1947 American Can Co. ' 1970 1971 American Fcrandrymon'a Society 1947 1973 American Industrial Hygiene Association ' 1951 1938 American Insurance Association j 1942 1944 American Iren k Steel Institute . 1974 1937 American Mining Congress' . ' ' i954 1967 Amsrican Petroleuxn'lnstitBte * ' 1937 1976. .American Restaurant China Council. Inc.- 1950 1969 American Textile Mfrs, Institute, lac. . . 1976 1976 American Welding k Manufacturing Co. 1936 1976 American Wood Preservers Institute ' ' 1977 1976 AmerichemInc.. . 1976 J1976 Anaconda Co., Wire- fc.Cable.Div. ' ' . ' .. 1978- 1966 `. ARCO/Polymers, Inc. ' .' 1966 1970 Argonaut Insurance Co. 1976 1936 ASARCO. lac ` 1973 1977 Borg-Wamor Chemicals . 1937 1944 Brush Wellman, Inc 1978 1977 Buffalo Color Corp. 1978 1977 Campbell Soup Co. * 1978 1971 Cemented Carbide Producers Assn. 1978 1977 1968 1974 Central Medical Health Services CextainTeed Corp. Qirysler Corp. . 1975 1947 1947 1958 Clba-Geigy AG 1970 1974 Colt Industries Inc. 1936 1972 1978 Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Columbia Nitrogen Corp. - 1939 1955 1975 Commercial Shearing. Inc ' 1974 1958 Compeahi* Siderurgica Nacional 1942 1973 Consolidated Edison Co, of Now York. Inc 1970 1972 Consolidated Natural Gee Service Co, 1962 1975 Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. 1968 1977 1978 John O. Copaaos Co.. Inc. ' D'Appolosia Consulting Engineers, Inc. 1974 1978 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corp. 1937 1976 1975 Dick Corp. Dow Cbemical tJ.S.A. 1976 1978 1976 Dow Coming Corp. 1937 1937 Drakenfeld Div., Hercules, lac. 1936 1937 1936 Dravo Corp. * E. I. dv Pont de Nemours fc Co. 1974 1978 1978 Dursioy Blaw-Knox. Inc. 1975 1973 Minerals k Chemicals Division 1977 Engelhard Minerals k Chemicals Coro. 1936 tWktWt is . < Essex Group . -. V-mrt Corp. Falcon Foundry Co. -Fisher Controls Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Fostoria Glass Co, .; Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group The Franklin Glue Co. General Alloy Casting Co. General Cigar k Tobacco Co. - . "General Electric Co. General Mills, lac. General Motors Corp. ' General Refractories Co. - '. Georgia Kaolin Research - Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp. ^ Halcoa International*, Inc. Hall China Co. . .. HauMsoo Corp, - . . Uarbisoo-Wslker .Refractories- Harvey Indoetries, Inc. -* . Hierro-Peru Hill k Griffith Co. Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Huntington Plating, Inc. * 1GZ Americas, Inc. ' XLCO, Inc. Imaging Systems Corp. Industrial Gasket k Shim Co. Inland Steel Co. International Business Machines Corp. International Lead Zinc Research Org. Johns-Maoville Corp. Jones k Laughlin Steel Corp. KawecM Berytco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Koppers Co.. Inc. Laclede Stael Co. Lagoven, S. A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc. M k T Chemicals. Inc. J. S. McCormick Co. Marathon Oil Co. C. H. Masland k Sons Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Co. Molded Fiber Glass Tray Co. Monongahela Iron k Metal Co. Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. Motor Vehicle Mar.-*"1 XV- ....... _ . p-s? IKF MEMBERS {continued) Data Joined Compaav 1977 National Health Watch, lac. "" ' 1972 Organisation Resource* Counselors, lac. 1953 Owens-Coming Fibergla* Carp. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. ^ . 1978 1972 Pennsylvania Power Co. Peeples Natural Caa Co. 1975 Pittaburgh b Lake Erie Railroad - 1970 Pneumafil Carp. 1938 Portland Cement Association 1970 Pottara Industrie*. Inc. 1937 PPG Industries, lac. - 1973 Pul Iman-Standard ` ^ 1977 Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. . 1978 RAD Service*. lac. . .. 196$ Kaybestos-Manhattaa, Inc. - 1976 Tha Rsfractorisslnstitut# 1937 B. H. Roberta on Co. 1978 JU.vjc Laboratories. Inc. 1972 Sa. sty Firat Industries, lac. ' 1973 ' ae Sager Glove Corp. . - . \ . 1937 - St. Jo* Mineral* Corp. . -. . ' 2956 - Sauereisea Cement* Co. ' - ' 1977 Schuylkill Metal* Corp. 1976 SCM Corp. * *1956 Saattla Services Div., Boeing Co. 11976 Sanco Products, lac. -VI974 Sharon Steel Corp. . 3972 Shell Oil Co. . I 1 a Date Joined " Coraptov 1974 Sheaasgo lac. 1954 Soap fa Detergeat Association 1977 Spartek, lac. 1975 The Standard Oil Co. 1976 Stellite Die. . Cabot Corp. 1969 Teaaecolac. 1966 Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Aesr 1978 Tile Council of America, Inc. 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 197^ ** Tri-State Engineering Co. W76 B-VIlae. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 . United States Gypsum Co. - 1970 U* S. Mineral Products Co.- 1936 U. S. Potters Association I960 Van Straaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible'Co. 1977 Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America - 2976 WASCO Railway Products Croup . 1975 Washington Mould. Machine fa Foundry 1974 Watson-Standard 'Co. ' 1977 Wescsel Tile Co. ' 1962 Western Electric Co. 1937 Westlaghoure Electric Corp. 1977 Whirlpool Corp. 1976 Williams b Co. 1975 Young Galvanising, lac. - t Jt m _ ** " ----------- -- NEW MEMBERS -- 1978 Alberts Department af Labour Colombia Nitrogen Carp. Duraloy Blew-Knox, Inc. Fisher Control* Co. General Alloy Casting Co. Harvey Industries, Inc. Huatiagtoa Plating, lac.- IDCO, lac. Imaging System* Carp. Mb? Chemicals, lac. ' C. H. Maaland b Sana Molded Fiber Clm Tray Co. Pennsylvania Power Co. Roux laboratories, lac. Industrial Health Foundation 1 '/: Pltlnnuri.h IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS Gtay* C omti-in v . 1981- From Acme dated Sept. 17, 1981 '-* - , 1950 - Complete (Annual Seport) , 1979 - " M* ' t / 1978 - ' 1977 - " * ` 1976 - . " ' K"" <rP . 1975 - " .. . .,,. t 1974 1973 - " " " * ^ 1972 -- New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Feb. 8, May 9, Oct 1971 - New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Mar. 9 and Cct. 11) \* . 1970 - Complete (Annual Seport) i --- - ' 1969 j ' 1968 - " " '* 1967 - " " .. " 196c - " - " i 1965 - " " 196-5 - * " 1963 - Members represented by proxies, new members, members resigned. (Meeting of Members, October 23, 1963) 1962 - New members only (Annual Report) 1961 - " < < > I960 - No record WT..^ DATS P POWERS RFTE Industrial Health Foundation IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd.) Vs. . . . *4 * 1 *;; * . 1959 - Complete (Annual Report) " -* .* --y - .(.nr t'ier* - - i 1958 - No record V .' \ 1957 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 31, 22nd Annual Meeting, . October 30-31, 1957) . 195 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 30, 21st Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1956) . S""" 1955 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 29, 20th Annual Meeting, November 16-17, 1955) . f" -m " 1954 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 28, 19th Annual Meeting, November 17-18, 1954) r 1953 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 26, 18th Annual Meeting, November 19, 1953) 1952 - No record i - 1951 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 19, 16th Annual Meeting, f November 15, 1951) ' 1950 - New members only (Transactions Bullring No. 15, 15th Annual Meeting-, . November 16, 1950) * 1949 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 11, 14th Annual Meeting, i November 17, 1949) '* 1948 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 10, 13th Annaul Meeting, 1 November 18, 1948) 1947 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 9, 12th Annual Meeting, November 20, 1947) 1946 - Complete (Transactions Bulletin No. 3, 11th Annual Meeting, November 7, 1946) 1945 - Complete (Proceedings, 10th Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1945, Par: IV) * 1944 - Complete (Proceedings, 9th Annual Meeting, November 15-16, 1944, Part IV) 1943 - Complete (Proceedings, 8th Annual Meeting, November 10- 11, 1943) 1942 - New members only (Proceedings, 7th Annual Meeting, November 10-11, 1942) Itito:As:nAi he^un i cundation * ' * **' ! T^'-` i: * * : .': T 4|? 1HF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd.) 1941 - New members only (Proceedings, 6th Annual Meeting, November 12-13, 1941) 1940 - New members only (Proceedings, 5th Annual Meeting,. November 12-13, 1940) 1939 - No record 1938 - No record- ' t * "" .1937 - Complete (Proceedings of Special Meeting, November 30, 1937) >. -- '' .- .-11/5/81 - J"3:jlc -......