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r'.'J'- '0-* - r/ i` Hf.*, : v.:% r;' ;. ! . ( yi * /f PRELIMINARY PROGRA 2$th rfttKual "THcetC* 1DU MQMummm OCTOBER 23-24, 1963 > V '/ - . *' v'* I V ' w > .. S .< \. - / .* . . ' v **. 4-*.'.*, *V ( * Tt;"> % ' ' . *! , . '^ .. < 'V , v. *.>^ - *' * v r . r - ;* '.r .v, . 2 < >^ ,. : * v;; y ;>;*'4 'fi'V'.-*y* :'y-rV f/: v *. Sear )?<A , l()^^yu'\J ' Yea &re cordially invited to attend the 28th Annual Meeting of Industrie! Hygiene Foundation and to share in the valuable inter change of Information that such a gathering of management executives and specialists on all aspects of industrial health and safety sake possible. Progress in voluntary and co operative programs of industrial health and safety trill be dis cussed by outstanding authorities from industry, government, labor and universities, with an indica tion of future needs and plans. The neeting is designed for chief executives as veil as professional and technical personnel. As ad vance registration card is enclose* for your convenience. Sincerely, Blaine B. Wescott, Chairman. Board of Jrastee A* ,*> > , -. * ** '* V' . AT MELLON INSTiTUI 4*00 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH. "PiWm'Mnii PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT WV-03409 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT iXcdljD VtfV 83409 I >J s\ , .. "ft II RECEIVED SEP lb'63 AM IND. REIS. DEPT, r\ 144-F BOARD OF TRUSTEES t, ft. wucon, a*>m*n trtittom, MfC *AI# W. AACHMAN, Vie* Ch**"Mn Vio ViHiMM, XB9*i CMMDf, *(. t *. PAVJSPN, W.ur, fintdint. &0<u*t > A Cmwpcny TMIOCOH HATCH. T**wf* T. C. WATCftS. *wl CmahI BUM* A ftfatto'itfs* ' ftAtlf T. AMQBIWS fcwte iMcut^* VH* *fi6**i, Swuml-aMa ton fc4 Co**. CWTtl U AIN0U3 Vk* Slterffe* Cteimat C*"**r ANNA M, ftAETiEt tcfMttl *4 My#-** A S*C H*1, 1>* /MM Ho#A*u iMtkmfty ipur . tusiE* Via te**nH teteltou, Ftekfk C*-p. M< F. CftASS. A. W*W*0-TuBiBnr. Mmwtn*wteg OMMktt' NmiWMm, Inc. fesivr T. F. A*TlfVltiE, MA. MA*g4fi OiMNtc*, tM-ival AHftKW FUTCKil Oatauut. $*. >a**K MbC Cmtaatf W. 0. 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ZA**, JL pttttttr, HaUlf !>*utri-t Ll.A Paw 4* tfimtvn 4 Company .' <VA, 2 o INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE F0UNDATI0 Ifs Scop of Acftvjf/es The foundation 2s o nonprofit research assoc otion of industries far advonclng Industrie hygiene and occupational hecith, improvir working conditions, and bettering hums relations, It was organized by industry to e conduct and stimulate research collect and disseminate factual information cooperate with end assist other agencies octive in these endeavors It Is a unified, voluntary effort on the pan < industry and is e symbol of industrial iniliotis and leadership in meeting its responsibility protect the health of workmen, employees < common carriers, consumers, ond the gener< public from adverse effects of industrial pn grets. The foundation provides industry with a cer policed agency for cooperation and collaborc tion in problems of mutual interest. Through its professional staff, research foetl ties, and accumulated technical Informatlot It assists Industry in developing Industrit hygiene end occupational health program provides current information on toxicity, healt hazards, analytical methods and control pn cedures; conducts field studies end laborator research and serves as a common meetin place for seminars, diseussionols, froinin courses, and instruction on specific or genert health problems, Industrial Hygiene Digest, publrshed month! by the Foundation, contains abstracts of th current world's Ureroture on industrial hygiem occupoticnal health, and related subjects. .1 5 11mm in ! , * ` Y' f''!s> I.,. Vi---' :f. : *:- .. .* * ' t . 0* <tm *S ? X, e si "* 0 12 c s. S 1 I V, ? U. K Cb 8b SfTt >"a. U8 S3 Si iI X 5 I *. u ,5 , i IS <!* MS si u w in * * i1 $5 **8 88 A t- * c * 3 b 5! i*.s ?| | ai ?. * sr S 8| S3 5 9 8 9* 8& w> <st I hVt O A 4? X .5 C f- .r6~ u*LIk*89> X I VJ.. 89 -- it S o. is <. *< is i- b. 9 g- e S 3 if I --?5Q 8? Ie 1_> w 8C J c o ~. << << . s 2% 5*u ! k-- :* 8 A !* V8 & -8 WW *8 8 ^ .VC ll s3 u whom payment U made i.5 '* ' .p < "iWlftlMinnim ^ *> /> WEDNESDAY MORNING Odober 23, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute WEDNESDAY AFTERNOOi' October 23, 1963 Auditorium, Mellon Institute Chairmen. BLAINE B. WESCOTT. PkD., Prandcai. MK Corponeioo end Chaim*" of THF &**rd *{ 44 Fifty Years of Progress iti Industrial Health and Safety " 9:30 o.m, Address of Welcome PACL C. OIOSS. fh.D. President i*! Mellofi institute 9:40 o.m, 50 Years of Accident Prevention MRS. ESTHER PETERSON Assistant Secretary for Labor SutMards U.5. Pepsrtme&i of Labor iOi10 o.m, Interstate Cooperation -- Water Pollution Control R3CHARD D. HOAK. PbB. and HENRY C. BRAWER, Pfc.D. JVairr Resources fellaunhip Melioo Institute Key to 10:49 o.m, Atmospheric Hygiene In Pittsburgh through Community Action e. r. axioms, Fenner President end new Trustee Ejnerirui, Mellon lastatute 11:10 o.m. Recess 11:30 c.m: Industrial Hygiene find Occupational Medicine ROBERT A. KEHOE- MJ3. Director. The Kettering Laboratory UareersitT ol Cinemsuti 11:50 o.m, Adjournment for lunch J;00 p.m. CcmoensatJon Trends WJLSON* C. JAINSIN Consultant, end Immediate Past Presidr Hertford Accident and Indemnity Company . Toxicology of Industrial Chemlct HENRY F. SMYTH, JR.. Pfa D. Ad/rutunrarioe Pillow Cbctaka! Hygiene Fellowship Meuoo Institute 3:00 p.m. Recces 3:10 p.m. Perspective in Industrie! Hygiene THEODORE F. HATCH,. SM. Professor, industrial Health Engtneerin Graduate School oi Public Health Uoimbty of Pittsburgh 3:40 p.m. Industrial Hygiene foundation ROBERT T. P, deTREVUiE. M.D. Managing Director IndortTMii Hygiene Foundation 4:10 p.m. Membership Meeting 5:00 p.m. Social Hour 45 -O^ THURSDAY MORNING October 24,1963 Auditorium, Mellon institute -o' THURSDAY AFTERNOON October 24, 1963 Auditorium, MeNort Institute Chairman' PAttL VP, BACHMAN, Pb.D., Vice president. Koppen Company, lac.. and Vk*-Ch*inaan of JHF Board el Trut a U Industrial Hygiene in the 196G's" ^0:00 s.m. N.snssamerrt Areects I 3.-00 p.m. Group Weolth Program* i, L. C'MARRA Dircacr Public Affairi and Employe* Information if. Wanes Electric Company, lac. JAMES H. STERNER, MU. Medical Director Eemnan Kodak Company 10;30 o.m. Government Plaits LVTSEJK L. TERRY. MU. Surgeon General ! V-S. Public Heslth Service UrOO O/TTi, Hkki 11:10 o.m. labor interests A. E. BROWN Secretary-Treasurer tta^e^Paper Makers and Paper Work** 21:40 e,m. Adjournment 2:30 p.m, Chronic Disease Research in Indui ANTONIO aOCCO, Sc.P, Hood, Department of Biotietisiiu Graduate School of Public Health Uftiwtfcy Pmtbusgh 3:00 p.m. Physiology of Work David minard, m.d. Head, Department of Occupational Hit Graduate School of Public Health ttnmmcy of Pittsburgh 13:00 Noon IUNCHEON Gecrpan Room Webster Hat! Hotel Speaker: SENATOR CHARLES R. WEINER Minority floor Loader Senate of Pemuyirsaie Subfeet: i SOCIAL PROGRESS AND THE 1AW 3:30 p.m. Preduets Liability L A COLEMAN General Counsel Allied Chemical Corporation 4:00 p.m, Adfogmmont 67 .I,v , iiiiiniiiiiiH ' I *. MEMBERS INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION (A Abrasive Gram Association Abresve Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Allegheny LudJum Steel Corporation AliepbcnT ^isatorgti Coe\ Companr Allied Chemical CerpoT*acax Aluminum Conspenv of America Americas Abrasive Company ' Asm^iuuj Ait Fili** Cvxo^m>, J*c. American Can Conspeny.lac. American Emery Wheel Works American iron cad Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. Americas Misting Congress American Optical Company American Smelting A Refining Company American Vi<n* Corporation Americas Zinc Institute, Inc. American Zinc. Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Company Aneeo Steel Corporation Asm. of American Railroads Am of Casualty A Surety Companies* Atlas Chamirp] Industries. Inc. Antcmetric, Inc. Astsmobtfe Manufacturers Awodanon (B '''Ball Brother* Company Bardett-Coiiios Company Bey State Abrasive product* Company Bemlium Corporation Bird A Son, Inc. Bitsminous Casualty Corporation Boring Company Brush Berymum Company George B. BuQarti Company, Inc. Bunker Kill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm. lac. (C Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carbonandusu Company Celaaese Corporation of America Central Silica Company Oucago Wtl A Manufacturing Company Cnos&as Milling Machine Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Cokatial Abrasive Product* Companv Comaleo Aluminum (Bell Bay) limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company Gmapanbia Stderurgitfa National CcBUolidatian Coal Company, lac. Continental Con Company, Inc. Ceoper-Beuemer Corporation Cara Products Company Cortland Grinding vVweli Corporation. Creole Petroleum Corporation "Multiple Membership (151 member companies) * i t t i I * ` \ , to D*vi*on Chemical Dinuon. W. R. Grace A Company Deckers Creak Sand Company Deere A Company A. P. de Sanno A Son. Inc. Diamond Alkali Compaov Do Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld & Company, Inc Drevo Corporation {E Ebasco Services, Inc. Edmsr Abrasive Company E. I. curont de ?*<suiuur> A Cgpei Electric Storage Battery Compaov ^Electro Refractories A Abrasives CofToraUtm Elter Division. The Murray Corporation atillable Life Assurance Societf of the U.5 ivl Corporation ExoJob Company (F Ferro Corporation Foote Mineral Company Feed Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association Freeport Div.. Nelco Chemical Company Fuller Mesriem Company (G Gardner Machine Company GcgyW'erlte Schwetaerballe A. C General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motor* Corporation Georgia Eaolro Company .^Glemhaw Glass Company. Inc Gtmdiae Wheel iareiuAe Gulf Oil Corporation (H Hall China Company Hamilton Emery* A Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Companv Hanley Company Haxleton Laboratories Hercules Powder Company Hngti&on Cbermoat Company (I ineersoll.Humphry Dir. Borg.Warner Carp. Inland Steel Company . International Business Machines Corp. International Nkiel Company International Researeb and Development Compaov (J iohns-Maariiie Corporation losses A T-a,ffklin Steel Corporation in A Rodgers Csepany 9 "puiyyp^'TM /s (K- Kaiser Refractories Div,, Kaiser Aluminum A Chemical Corp. Kenaeeott Copper Corporation Sappers Conposy. lac. W-J. (t Leva CnjoblefUfractories Company Lead Industries AtsoeUnoo London Transport Board Louisiana Ordnance Plant Remington Rood Die.. Sperry Band Corp. (M- Mackiin Company . Manhattan Rubber Dir., Raybestos-Manbartao. Inc. Marten Chemical Dir, Borg-Waroer Corp. Msr'l-rv! Vf-!n*::r?r>' tod F<rrrt''>ri CerrniMi;on Association J, S. MfCsrmich Company MicMVest Aftracn* Company Mine Safety Appliances Company MinneapoLuHoorywcll Regulator Company Minnesota Mining 4 Manufacturing Cheapanv Jeaae S. Marie A Sod. tee. (N National Asaoeianon of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crashed Stooe Association. Zac National Glass Sand Corporation Natkmal Grinding Wheel Company, tec. National Industrial Sand Association Nahonal Lead Coaapaef National Sand Gravel Association, tec. National Slag Association National Steel Corporanon (O Ostem Manufacturing Company Ottawa SUica Company OwenwCondsg Fifcemes Corporation Owens-Illinois Gia Company (P Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Company. * 0. H. Peciwood Manufacturing Company ' Peninsular Grinding Wheel Peso-Billton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association ;>'i Casualty Insurance Company Petrol* Brasiletn S, A Phelps Dodge Corporatism * Philadelphia Quartz Company Pipe Fanica&OD institute * t^Pittsburgb Plate Glass Company : Pittsburgh Steel Company * * PortioncT Cement Association Powdered Products Company Pullman-Standard Multiple Membership (27 townher companies) 10 Beaction Motors Division. Thiokol Chemical Corporation Bed HiU Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation K. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Companr (S Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Leao Company Sandie Corporation Sewemien Cements Company' Claude B, Schneible Company Scoft Aviation Corporation Semiconductor Products Die,, Motorola. Inc Simocdi Abrasive Company Simo&ds Worden White Company Soap and Determent Association So.nv* MvOii Oil Company. Inc, Standard Lime and Cement Ciwnp'inv Stauffer Chemical Company Sterling Grinding Whvel Compan' Sugar Beet Products Company CT Tamms Industries Company \ Tate Industries Limited I Tarlor, Smith A Taylor Company | Tennessee Ccpptr Company, I Divirion of Tennessee CrperAtiar> | Texas Gulf Sulphur Company , Titan Abrasives Company i Toms RiverCincinnan Chemical Corporation (U Uninn Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation (V Valley Mould 4r Iran Corporation Van Straatas Chemical Company Venmiw Crucible Company {W Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedroa Silica Company Western Electric Company Wawinghow Brahe and Signal Compo&v limited Wrteld Grinding Wheel Ccmpanv Westiuhouse Electric Corporadob West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Whitehead Brothers Company Wtflteo Products Division, Ray-Q<Vac Company (V You&getown Sheet and Tube Company U fjllillflilllllll