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I-H-F IN 1948 JOHN F. McMAHON Membership The m-mlsw'liip of Industrial Hygiene Foundation now nunibr3nd rompnir' am] associations. plus 105 >p<-yiai subscribers. New members dnrinjr th'* year to date are: Canadian Institute of Store and .' Fumace.Manufaeturers . Ferro Enamel Corporation The Glidden Company Homesuke Minin* Company Pxnebom Corporation Revere Copper & Brass. Inc. S^ife Company j j | The B. F. Goodrich Company Standard Oil Company (NJ.) i .4 . Meanwhile, applications .for membership have -just been- receive,/ from Lever Brothers Company and Southern Mi,-* Company. Tln-s. will be acted upon by the Foundation's IC.ard Trustees at their annual meeting today. Research Early thi- year, tlie Foundation announc,*,) the establishment a new laboratory for industrial toxieoiojry ami physiology. This - was taken in response to demands from member companies. The me laboratory marks a highly important auvain-e in tlie development this research association of industries--a development that strength, ens the Foundation and that promises important benefit' not only to the members and their employees but ultimately to all members < America's industrial society. ,: Two projects, both of one-year duration, have already been inirit ated and several short-time investigations have been completed. . Plant sinflits and field researches conducted by the Foundation-' staff this year have exceeded, both in scope and importance, anythin: previously undertaken. The w..rlc has included a trip h.v tw,. men : South Anicri.-a and a number of trips to Canada. Foundation research will Is- dealt with fully thi umrtiiu^ in report by Mr. Hatch, our Research Director. '//id*-}. /$ul. Me. : [4] - , /&**. Ai'4.^ /'Ucn /?, ^77 I