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Industrial Health Foundation 1981 - Complete (Annual Report) 1982 - Complete (Annual Report) 1983 - From Acme dated 2/16/83 < Industrial Health Foundation IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS 1980 - Complete (Annual Report) 1979 1978 1977 - tI n 11 II 11 11 1976 - 11 11 1975 1974 1973 - Mil. Mil It M 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 Oct. 11) 1970 - Complete (Annual Report) 1969 - M II 1968 - II II 1967 - M tl 1966 - M II 1965 - M II 1964 - It It 1963 - Members represented by proxies, new members, members resigned. (Meeting of Members, October 23, 1963) 1962 - New members only (Annual Report) 1961 - tl It tl tl I960 - No record Industrial Health Foundatipn ; j 2. IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd. ) 1959 - Complete (Annual Report) 1958 - No record 1957 - 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) 1955 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 29, 20th Annual Meeting, November 16-17, 1955) 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) 1 952 - No record 1951 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 19, 16th Annual Meeting, November 15, 1951) 1950 - New members only (Transactions Bullting No. 15, 15th Annual Meeting, November 16, 1950) 1949 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 11, 14th 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. 8, 11th Annual Meeting, November 7, 1946) 1945 - Complete (Proceedings, 10th Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1945, Part 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) Industrial Health Foundation IHF 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 1937 - Complete (Proceedings of Special Meeting, November 30, 1937) 11/5/81 - JFB:jlc Abrasive Grain Assn. Alberta Workers' Health , Safety & Compensation Alleg. Co. Sanitary Auth. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. Alliance Allied Chemical Corp. *---____ ^ J.oe Coal Co, Aluminum Co. of America (Reinst,) 1956 1982 1936 idvlAX (formerly American Metal Climax) 1957 j American Ind. Hyg. Assn. (Reciprocal) 1973 American Petroleum Inst. v1 Americhem Inc. 1967 1976] Drakenfeld Colors Ciba-Geigy Corporation jE.I. duPont deNemours Co, [Engineering & Safety Dept., ALA Exxon Corp. ^Joseph B. Fav Co. Findlay Refractories Company Fostoria Glass Co. [The Franklin Glue Co. 193 1979 196 1979 1981 197 1 97* Anaconda Co., Aluminum Div. Badische Corporation eckwith Machinery Co. The Boeing Company Borg^Warner Chemicals Irush Wellman, Inc. uffalo China, Inc, Buffalo Color Corp. lemented Carbide Prod. Assn. 1979 Furnco Construction Corporation 1980 iFusion Ceramics, Inc, 1983 | Q5 Gailey, Inc, 1959 I IB General Accident Group 1977 | HGeneral Electric Co. 1944 | |B General Motors Corp. 1981 I IB Georgia Kaolin Research 1977 I HGrinding Wheel Institute ' 1971 J HjOtilf Oil Corp. 1981 1979 1981 197S 194' 194i 195 *93? 195C Centre Foundry & Machine Co. :iba-Geigy AG Columbia Gas Sys. Serv. Corp. '-olumbia Nitrogen Corp. " onsolidated Edison Co. of N, Y,, Inc 1980 1 H Halcon R & D Corporation 1958 |B The Hall China ComDanv 1972 fl| Hallmark Cards, Inc. 1978 | H Hankison Corp. larbis on-Walker Refractories j Helmick Corp. 1976 __________L93.1 1981 1977 1976 1979 3ooper Industries, Inc.1980 SR Contraves, Div. Contraves Goerz Corporation 1982 [The Hill &t Griffith Company .*ass 1976 1980 [ '" ' ;' 1 -- -- ................................................... l ^! ft Company lowell Industrial Clinic luntington Alloys, Inc. BM Corp. LCI Americas, Inc. rvine Park Medical Clinic, Inc. ohns-Manville Cor. Lopp Glass, Inc. ioppers Co.,Inc. AGOVEN, SA# he Homer Laughlin China Company Lenox Crystal, Inc. M & T Chemicals, Inc. . S.. McCormick Co. 3. H. Mas land &t Sons Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Metsch Refractories, Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Minerals & Chemicals Div. Engelhard Corporation Mobay Chemical Corp. ational Annealing Box Co. jw Castle Refractories Co. kwens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Hikan, Inc, 'enna. Glass Sand Corp. Pennsylvania Power Co. 'eoples Natural Gas Co. `ittsburgh Corning Corporation ittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad ittsburgh Railcar, Inc, ^ptiland Cement Assn. fcfrUrs Industries, Inc. Joine< Company Joine 19^ll gPPG Industries, Inc. 1937-B g The Refractories Institute 1947 B H$ H. H. Robertson Co. 1978 B g Safety First Industries, Inc. 1980 B S St. Joe Minerals Corp. 1936 | jjfSauereisen Cemgnts Co. 1974 B H Schneider, Inc. 1942 fl 1 Schuylkill Metals Corp. 1962 B g Sharon Steel Corp, 1968 B n Shenango Incorporated 1974g B^he Standard Oil Co. 1978 B gstate Electric Supply Co, 1937 Thermal Insulation Mfrs, Assn. , Inc. (TIMA) 1 1 ! 1937 1976 1937 1972 1937 1983 1977 197197* 1.975 1982 O' 1981 T936" A57A 1974 1974 1979 1953 1978 1937.J 1978 1972'j| 1980 1975 1982 1938. 1970. Tile Council of America, Inc. [TRW Bearings Division jll-VI Incorporated (U.S. Fidelity Si Guaranty Co, [United States Mineral Products Co. [ (Reinstated) 1976 1979 1980 [The United States Potters Assn. I United Technologies Corporation [Universal-Cyclops Div. , Cyclops Corp. I Vesuvius Crucible Co. I Volkswagen of America, Inc. WABCO Railway Products Group (;Watson-Standard Co. (Wenczel Tile Co [Western Electric Co. ,Inc. [Westinghouse Electric Corp. 1936 1982 1982 1938 197' 1976 1974 197' 1962 1937 1 The Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Co. 1 Wickwire Systems Co. ,Inc. 197 1979 [ --- ................. * ' '' n J........ ' l c\ i v- & LfrJi IHF Members Alphabetically Dace Joined . Company II17 1978 1976 1936 19-5 2 >6 1979 1936 1957 1947 1973 1937 *967 1976 1979 i.936 1980 19 59 1977 1944 198 L 19 7 7 1971 :'.`60 1968 A b ra s t v e Grain Association 7level ,:r.d, OH .-107 Alberta Workers' Health, Safety and Compensation Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Allegheny Ludlum. Steel Corporation ^Pittsburgh, PA 13230 Mli:i-.ce of American Insurers Chicago, IL 60606 Allied Corporation "err is town , NJ 07960 Alee Coal Company Imperial, PA 15126 Aluminum Company of America Pittsburgh, PA 15219 AMAX, Inc. New York, NY 10020 American Can Company Greenwich, CT 06830 American Industrial Hygiene Association Akron, OH 44313 American Mining Congress Washington, DC 20036 American Petroleum Institute Washington, DC 20037 Americhem, Inc. Cuyahoga Palls, OH 44221 Anaconda Company, Aluminum Division Louisville, KY 40232 ASARCG, Inc. 'lew York, NY 1C271 Hadiscue Corporation Will iamsh'ir'.;, ,rA 23185 The r.-'eir.g Ci-'.pjuy Seattle, WA 98124 Sorg-Varner Chenier Is Washington, WV 26191 Brush Wei'man, Inc. Cievel.u.J, ' `H '.-UO 3utfalo China, Inc. Buffalo, :,Y 14210 Buffalo Colei Corporation buffaio, IIY 14 210 Cemented Carbide Producers Assoc i itior. Cleveland, OH -all)! r';;:::o rVi.ndrv i M.ioh i n Cor.p,.i.- '.i.,e1 i:, '.V '4003 CertainTeed Corporation Valley forte, 'A 19 -- 8d 1: 2 liaoel, i t car land (ei-.mbia "yj tit fervice Corpora: inn ;m: - : - to; 1 l'*a - r . C r 11 i'jr u . t t, \ . N 3 . 11 tec "or-anv ;.T 1 '.C0 3 ed r..l V.s fervid- fdopaa ' 'iM; 0 Date Joined 1979 1952 1976 1981 ? V ' ;7 1J36 1979 1964 1979 1981 1974 1976 1981 1979 1981 1979 1947 1942 1954 1937 1950 1976 14 ih 153L 19 7 7 Company CSS Centraves, Division of Amcrav- s :,..er- C-.rporatiOR Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Diamond :'har.r.-ck Corporation Cleveland, '"H 44 2 14 Dick Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Dorntar, Inc. Montreal, r.irHda Dow Chemical V.C.A. Midland, MI 48640 Drakenfelu Colors, Ciba-Geigv Corner- Washington, PA 13301 Oravo Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15222 E.I. du Font de Nemours S Company Wilmington, DE 19898 Engineering & Safety Department American Insurance Association New York, NY 10038 Exxon Corporation New York, NY 10020 Joseph 8, Fay Company Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Findlay Refractories Company Washington, PA 15301 Fostoria Glass Company Mouudsville, WV 26041 The Franklin Glue Company Columbus, CH 43207 Furr.co Construction Company Pittsburgh, PA !.5ii9 Fusion Ceramics, Inc. Carrollton, >'.H 44615 Galley, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15214 General Accident Croup Philadelphia, PA 19105 General Electric Company New York, NY 10022 General Motors Corporation netroit, MI 48202 Georgia Kaolin Research Springfield, NJ 07081 "rinding Wheel Institute Cleveland, OH 44107 Cull Oil Corporation Pittsburgh. PA 15219 Halcon R5.D Corporation Montvale, NJ 07645 The Hall China .'omponv Fast Liverpool, OH 43420 Hallmark Cards, Inc. Kansas Citv, Mfi 64141 ihir.l.i in Corporation f'jr..- -r. Vr-ur i, PA 1;H7 r i i*n --W.'ilV.e. ?fi necories l ,h, FA 132:2 Ln'-k \ ';rpn;: ic ion F:a ; "nor.C i, ;V !-'.U o r i[ l : 1 th C.?"pany ' i ;.c' 1 :ca:: i, l-H -5.04 - o. '--el rv. er.., r.y I'iCt *h. PA L5230 Date Jo ii.ee 1537 1978 19-7 1980 1974 1942 1962 1968 1974 1978 1936 1976 1937 1937 1981 1936 1973 1974 1974 1979 1953 1978 1937 1976 1972 1980 1975 1982 19 38 Comp a K.1,1.11 !t: i.. 1 "Uni, Aclar.tr., GA 30308 Huntington Aliens, Ire. hunt ingtoii, WY 2 5 7 2U ICI Americas, Inc. Wilmington, DF 19897 International Business Machines Corporation Armor,k, NY 10504 Irvine Park Medical Clinic, Inc. Irvine, CA. 92714 Kopp Class, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15218 Koppers Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Lagoven, S.A. Caracas, Venezuela . Homer Laughlir. China Company Newell, WV 26050 Lenox Crystal, Inc. Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 M6T Chemicals, Inc. Rahway, NJ 07065 Manville 'Corporation Denver, CO 80217 C.H. Masland & Sons Carlisle, PA 17013 J.S. McCormick Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York, NY 10010 Metsch Refractories, Inc. Chester, WV 26034 Mine Safety Appliances Company Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Minerals & Chemicals Division, Engelhard Corporation Edison, NJ 08817 Mobay Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15205 National Annealing Box Company Washington, PA 15301 New Castle Refractories Company New Castle, PA 16103 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Toledo, OH 43569 Pelikan, Inc. Derry, PA 15627 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 Pennsylvania Power Company Shippingport, PA 15077 Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Pittsburgh Corning Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15239 Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie Railroad Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Pittsburgh Railcar, Inc. Glassport, PA 15045 Portland Cement Association Skokie, 1L 60077 Da re joined 1 70 1937 1976 1937 1972 1937 1981 1977 1974 1974 1975 1982 1966 1978 1981 1976 1979 1980 1936 1982 1938 1977 1976 1974 1977 1962 1937 1979 1979 Cor. i Vetter jIn:- 1 i ! k . I i.. . Car! st.-.dt, NJ O/'n.'j PPG Inductiic-, Ii.c . Pittsburgh, PA. la.;! The Refractories Institute Pittsburgh, PA 15222 H.H. Robertson Conpany Pittsburgh, PA 15227 Safety First Industries, Inc. McKees Rocks, PA 15230 St. Joe Minerals Corporation New York, NY 10017 Schneider, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Schuylkill Metals Corporation Baton Rouge, LA 70807 Sharon Steel Corporation Farrell, PA 16121 Shenango, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15225 The Standard Oil Company Cleveland, OH 44114 State Electric Supply Company Huntington, WV 25703 Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, Inc. Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 Tile Council of America, Inc. Princeton, NJ 08540 TRW Bearings Division Jamestown, NY' 14701 Il-Vl, Inc. Saxonburg, PA 16056 Unites States Fidelity & Guaranty Company Baltimore, MD 21202 United States Mineral Products Company Stanhope, NJ 07874 United States Potters Association East Liverpool, OH 43920 United Technologies Corporation Hartford, CT 06101 Vesuvius Crucible Company Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Volkswagen of America, Inc. New Stanton, PA 15672 WABC0 Railway Products Group Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Watson-Standard Company Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Wenczel Tile Company Trenton, NJ 08638 Western Electric Companv, Inc. New York, NY 10038 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Company Waynesburg, OH 44688 Wickwire Systems Company, Inc. Sewickley, PA 15143 1 IHF Members-Alphabetical Date Joined 1937 1976 1936 1965 1956 1979 1936 1957 1947 1973 1937 1967 1976 1976 1979 1970 1936 1980 1980 1959 1977 1979 1944 1981 1977 1980 1971 1980 1968 1972 1978 1973 Company Abrasive Grain Association Cleveland, OH 44107 Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Alliance of American Insurers Chicago, IL 60606 Allied Corporation Morristown, NJ 07960 Aloe Coal Company Imperial, PA 15126 Aluminum Company of America Pittsburgh, PA 15219 AMAX, Inc. New York, NY 10020 American Can Company Greenwich, CT 06830 American Industrial Hygiene Association Akron, OH 44313 American Mining Congress Washington, DC 20036 American Petroleum Institute Washington, DC 20037 American Wood Preservers Institute McLean, VA 22101 Americhem, Inc. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Anaconda Company, Aluminum Division Louisville, KY 40232 Argonaut Insurance Company Menlo Park, CA 94025 ASARCO, Inc. New York, NY 10271 Badlsche Corporation Williamsburg, VA 23185 BMI, Inc., Refractory Division Carnegie, PA 15106 The Boeing Company Seattle, WA 98124 Borg-Warner Chemicals Washington, WV 26181 Brick Institute of America McLean, VA 22102 Brush Wellman, Inc. Cleveland, OH 44110 Buffalo China, Inc. Buffalo, NY 14210 Buffalo Color Corporation Buffalo, NY 14210 Cabot Corporation Pampa, TX 79065 Cemented Carbide Prodncers Association Cleveland, OH 44107 Centre Foundry & Machine Company Wheeling, WV 26003 CertainTeed Corporation Valley Forge, PA 19482 Columbia Gas System Service Corporation Wilmington, DE 19807 Columbia Nitrogen Corporation Augusta, GA 30903 Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. New York, NY 10003 Date Joined 1972 1975 1979 1980 1977 1980 1952 1976 1939 1976 1937 1937 1936 1978 1979 1975 1964 1973 1979 1981 1978 1974 1976 1979 1981 1979 1978 1947 1942 1974 1954 1937 Company Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Contraves Goerz Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Cooper Industries, Inc. Houston, TX 77210 John D. Copanos Company, Inc. Baltimore, MD 21225 D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Diamond Shamrock Corporation Cleveland, OH 44114 Dick Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Dow Chemical U.S.A. Midland, MI 48640 Dow Corning Corporation Midland, MI 48640 Drakenfeld Colors, Ciba-Geigy Corporation Washington, PA 15301 Dravo Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15222 E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Wilmington, DE 19898 Duraloy Blaw-Knox, Inc. Scottdale, PA 15683 Engineering 6 Safety Department, American Insurance Association New York, NY 10038 Epic Metals Corporation Rankin, PA 15104 Exxon Corporation New York, NY 10020 Falcon Foundry Company Lowellville, OH 44436 Joseph B. Fay Company Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Findlay Refractories Company Washington, PA 15301 Fisher Controls Company Coraopolis, PA 15108 Fostorla Glass Company Moundsville, WV 26041 The Franklin Glue Company Columbus, OH 43207 Fusion Ceramics, Inc. Carrollton, OH 44615 Galley, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15214 General Accident Croup Philadelphia, PA 19105 General Alloy Casting Company Rochester, PA 15074 General Electric Company New York, NY 10022 General Motors Corporation Detroit, MI 48202 . General Refractories Company Bala-Cynvyd, PA 19004 Georgia Kaolin Research Springfield, NJ 07081 Crlnding Wheel Institute Cleveland, OH 44107 Date Joined Company 1953 1976 1936 1961 1977 Culf Oil Corporation Pittsburgh. PA 15219 Halcor. R4I) Corporation Montvale, NJ 07645 The Hall China Company East Liverpool, OH 43920 Hallmark Cards, Inc. Kansas City, MO 64141 Hanklson Corporation Canonsburg, PA 15317 1976 1978 1979 1976 Harbison-Walker Refractories Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Harvey Industries, Inc. Salem, WV 26426 Helmlck Corporation Fairmont, WV 26554 The Hill 6 Griffith Company Cincinnati, OH 45204 . 1980 1968 1980 1973 1937 Home Insurance Company New York, NY 10038 Homer Laughlin China Company Newell, WV 26050 The 0. Hommel Company Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Howell Industrial Clinic Atlanta, CA 30308 Huntington Alloys, Inc. Huntington, WV 25720 1978 Huntington Plating, Inc. Huntington, WV 25704 1978 1978 1978 ICI Americas, Inc. Wilmington, DE 19897 ILCO, Inc. Leeds, AL 35094 Imaging Systems Corporation Derry, PA 15627 1975 Industrial Gasket 6 Shim Company Meadlovlands, PA 15347 1947 1970 1980 1936 International Business Machines Corporation Armonk, NY 10504 International Lead Zinc Research Organization New York, NY 10017 Irvine Park Medical Clinic, Inc. Irvine, CA 92714 Johns-Manvllle Corporation Denver, CO 80217 1974 Kopp Glass, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15218 1942 Koppers Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 1974 Lenox Crystals, Inc. Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 1978 1937 M&T Chemicals, Inc. Rahway, NJ 07065 J.S. McCormick Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 1976 Marathon Oil Company Findlay, OH 45840 1978 C.H. Maaland 4 Sons Carlisle, PA 17013 i 1937 Metropolitan Life Insurence Company \ New York, NY 10010 I i Date Joined 1981 1936 1973 1974 1978 1980 1977 1974 1979 1972 1953 1937 1978 1972 1980 1975 1938 1970 1937 1979 1968 1976 1937 1972 1973 1937 1981 1977 1974 1972 1974 1975 Company Metseh Refractories, Inc. Chester, VY 2603s Mine Safety Appliances Company Pittsburgh, PA 15235 ' Minerals 4 Chemicals Division, Engelhard Corporation Edison, KJ 08817 Mobay Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Molded Fiber Glass Tray Company Linesville, PA 16424 Molded Materials Company, Division of Carlisle Corporation Rldgevay, PA 15853 Motor Colls Manufacturing Company Braddock, PA 15104 National Annealing Box Company Washington, PA 15301 New Castle Refractories Company New Castle, PA 16103 Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Washington, DC 20006 Ovens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Toledo, OH 43569 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 Pennsylvania Power Company Shlppingport, PA 15077 Peoples Natural Gsb Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Pittsburgh Corning Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15239 Pittsburgh 6 lake Erie Railroad Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Portland Cement Association Skokie, IL 60077 Potters Industries, Inc. Carlstadt, NJ 07072 PPG Industries, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 P.Q. Corporation Valley Forge, PA 19482 Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Trumbull, CT 06611 The Refractories Institute Pittsburgh. PA 15222 H.H. Robertson Company Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Safety First Industries, Inc. McKees Rocks, PA 15230 Sager Glove Corporation Chicago, IL 60634 St. Joe Minerals Corporation New fork, NY 10017 Schneider, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Schuylkill Metals Corporation Baton Rouge, LA 70807 ShaTon Steel Corporation Farrell, PA 16121 Shell Oil Company Houston, TX 77210 Shenango, Inc. Pittsburgh. PA 15225 The Standard Oil Company Cleveland, OB 44114 11 Date Joined 1966 1978 1972 1981 1976 1936 1979 1974 1980 1936 1980 1938 1977 1976 1975 1974 1977 1962 Company Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, Inc. Mt. Klsco, NY 10549 Tile Council of America, Inc. Princeton, NJ 08540 Tri-State Engineering Company Washington, PA 15301 TRW Bearings Division Jamestown, NY 14701 II-VI, Inc. Saxonburg, PA 16056 Union Carbide Corporation New York, NY 10017 United States Fidelity 6 Guaranty Company Baltimore, MD 21202 United States Gypsum Company Des Plaines, IL 60016 United States Mineral Products Company Stanhope, NJ 07874 United States Potters Association East Liverpool, OH 43920 United States Steel Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Vesuvius Crucible Company Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Volkswagen of America, Inc. New Stanton, PA 15672 VABC0 Railway Products Group Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Washington Mould Company Washington, PA 15301 Watson-Standard Company Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Wenczel Tile Company Trenton, NJ 08638 Western Electric Company, Inc. New York, NY 10038 Dae* Joined 1937 1979 1979 1976 Company Westlnghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Whltacre-Greer Fireproofing Company Waynesburg, OH 44688 Wlckvlre Systems Company, Inc. Sewickley, PA 15143 Williams & Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA 15233 1978 1961 1979 CANADA Alberta Workers' Health, Safety and Compensation 10709 Jasper Ave., 5th Floor Edmonton, Alberta, Canada TSJ 3N3 Domtar, Inc. P.0. Box 7210 Montreal, Canada K3C 3M1 Relchhold Limited 1919 Wilson Ave. Weston, Ontario, Canada M9M 1BI 1958 SWITZERLAND Ciba-Gelgy AG CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland VENEZUELA Lagoven, S.A. Apartado 889 Caracas, Venezuela 1010-A NEW MEMBERS 1981 Buffalo China. Inc. Domtar, Inc. Findlay Refractories Company Gailey, Inc. Hallmark Cards, Inc. Metsch Refractories, Inc. Schneider, Inc, TRW Bearings Division 12 /'ffj . IHF Members -Alphabetical Date Joined 1937 . 1976 1936 1945 1956 1979 1936 1957 1947 1973 1937 1967 1967 1976 1976 1979 1976 1970 1936 1980 1980 1959 1977 1979 1944 1977 1980 1977 1971 Company Abrasive Grain Association Cleveland, Ohio 44107 Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 Alliance of American Insurers Chicago, 111. 60606 Allied Chemical Corporation Morristown, N.J. 07960 Aloe Coal Company Imperial, Pa. 15126 Aluminum Company of America Pittsburgh, Ta. 15219 AMAX, Inc. New York, N.Y. 10020 American Can Company Greenwich, Conn. 06830 American Industrial Hygiene Association Akron, Ohio 44313 American Mining Congress Washington, D.C. 20036 American Petroleum Institute Washington, D.C. 20037 American Restaurant China Council, Inc. Alexandria, Va. 22314 American Wood Preservers Institute McLean, Va. 22101 Amcrichem, Inc. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 Anaconda Company, Aluminum Division Louisville, Ky. 40232 Anaconda Company, Wire 4 Cable Division Greenwich, Conn. 06830 Argonaut Insurance Company Menlo Park, Calif. 94025 ASARCO, Inc. New York, N.Y. 10271 Badische Corporation Williamsburg, Va. 23185 BMI, Inc., Refractory Division Carnegie, Pa. 15106 The Boeing Company Seattle, Wash. 98124 Borq-Warner Chemicals Washington, W. Va. 26181 Brick Institute of America McLean, Va. 22102 Brush Wellman, Inc. Cleveland, Ohio 44110 Buffalo Color Corporation Buffalo, N.Y. 14210 Cabot Corporation Pampa, Tex. 79065 Campbell Soup Company Camden, N.J. 08101 Cemented Carbide Producers Association Cleveland, Ohio 44107 Date Joined 1980 1968 1972 1978 1975 1973 1972 1975 1979 1980 1977 1980 1952 1976 1980 1939 1976 1937 1937 1936 1978 1973 1979 1975 1964 1973 1979 1978 Company Centre Foundry & Machine Company Wheeling, W. Va. 26003 CertainTeed Corporation Valley Forge, Pa. 19482 Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Wilmington, Del. 19807 Columbia Nitrogen Corporation Augusta, Ga. 30903 Commercial Shearing, Inc. Youngstown, Ohio 44501 Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. New York, N.Y. 10003 Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Consolidation Coal Companv, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15241 Contraves Goerz Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15238 Cooper Industries, Inc. Houston, Tex. 77210 John D. Copanos Company, Inc. Baltimore, Md. 21225 D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235 Diamond Shamrock Corporation Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Dick Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15236 Didier Taylor Refractories Corp. South Shore, Ky. 41175 Dow Chemical U.S.A. Midland, Mich. 48640 Dow Corning Corporation Midland, Mich. 48640 Drakenfeld Colors, Ciba-Geiqy Corp. Washington, Pa. 15301 Dravo Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15225 E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Company Wilmington, Del. 19898 Duraloy Blaw-Knox, Inc. Scottdale, Pa. 15683 Engelhard Minerals 4 Chemicals Corporation, Minerals 4 Chemicals Division Edison, J. 08817 Engineering 4 Safety Department, American Insurance Association New York, N.Y. 10038 Epic Metals Corporation Rankin, Pa. 15104 Exxon Corporation New York, N.Y. 10020 Falcon Foundry Company Lowellville, Ohio 44436 Joseph B. Fay Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15238 Fisher Controls Company Coraopolis, Pa. 15108 13 / 776 /i t '-- -J CO Date Joined 1979 1974 1976 1979 1979 1978 1947 1942 1974 1954 1937 1950 1976 1936 1977 1976 1978 1979 1976 1980 1980 1968 1973 1937 1978 1978 1978 1975 1947 1947 1970 Company FMC Corporation Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 Fostoria Glass Company Moundsville, W.Va. 26041 The Franklin Glue Company Columbus, Ohio 43207 Fusion Ceramics, Inc. Carrollton, Ohio 44615 General Accident Group Philadelphia, Pa. 19105 General Alloy Casting Company Rochester, Pa. 15074 General Electric Company New York, N.Y. 10022 General Motors Corporation Detroit, Mich. 48202 General Refractories Company Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 19004 Georgia Kaolin Research Springfield, N.J. 07081 Grinding Wheel Institute Cleveland, Ohio 44107 Gulf Oil Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Halcon R & D Corporation Montvale, N.J. 07645 The Hall China Company East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Har.kison Corporation Canonsburg, Pa. 15317 Harbison-Walker Refractories Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Harvey Industries, Inc. Salem, W. Va. 26426 Helmick Corporation Fairmont, W. Va. 26554 Hill & Griffith Company Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 Home Insurance CompanyNew York, N.Y. 10038 The 0. Hommel Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 The Homer Laughlin China Company Newell, W. Va. 26050 Howell Industrial Clinic Atlanta, Ga. 30308 Huntington Alloys, Inc. Huntington, W. Va. 25720 Huntington Plating, Inc. Huntington, W. Va. 25704 ICI Americas, Inc. Wilmington, Del. 19897 ILCO, Inc. Leeds, Ala. 35094 Imaging Systems Corporation Derry, Pa. 15627 Industrial Gasket 6 Shim Company, Inc. Meadowlands, Pa. 15347 Inland Steel Company Chicago, 111. 60603 International Business Machines Corporation Armonk, N.Y. 10504 International Lead Zinc Research Organization New York, N.Y. 10017 14 Date Joined 1980 1936 1955 1974 1942 1974 1978 1937 1976 1978 1937 1936 1974 1978 1980 1975 1977 1936 1974 1977 1979 1972 1953 1937 1978 1972 1979 1980 1975 1970 1979 1938 Company Irvine Park Medical Clinic, Inc. Irvine, Calif. 92714 Johns-Manville Corporation Denver, Colo. 80217 Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. Reading, Pa. 19603 Kopp Glass, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218 Koppers Company, Inc. Monroeville, Pa. 15146 Lenox Crystal, Inc. Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 15666 M & T Chemicals, Inc. Rahway, N.J. 07065 J.S. McCormick Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Marathon Oil Company Findlay, Ohio 45840 C. H. Masland & Sons Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York, N.Y. 10010 Mine Safety Appliances Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235 Mobay Chemical Corp. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15205 Molded Fiber Glass Tray Company Linesville, Pa. 16424 Molded Materials Company, Division of Carlisle Corporation Ridgeway, Pa. 15853 Monongahela Iron & Metal Company, Inc. Monongahela, Pa. 15063 Motor Coils Manufacturing Company Braddock, Pa. 15104 Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Assn. Detroit, Mich. 48202 National Annealing Box Company Washington, Pa. 15301 National Health Watch, Inc. Cleveland, Ohio 44132 New Castle Refractories CompanyNew Castle, Pa. 16103 Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Washington, D.C. 20006 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Toledo, Ohio 43659 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 Pennsylvania Power Company Shippingport, Pa. 15077 Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Phelps Dodge Brass Company Anniston, Ala. 36202 Pittsburgh Corning Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15239 Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Railroad Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Pneumafil Corporation Charlotte, N.C. 28216 Port Authority of Allegheny County Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 Portland Cement Association Skokie, 111. 60077 U. Date joined 1970 1937 1979 1976 1968 1976 1937 1978 1972 1973 1937 1977 1976 1974 1972 1974 1977 1975 1976 1966 1978 1970 1972 1976 1936 1979 1974 1980 1936 1980 1938 Company Potters Industries, Inc. Carlstadt, N.J. 07072 PPG Industries, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 P.Q. Corporation Valley Forge, Pa. 19482 RAD Services, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235 Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Trumbull, Conn. 06611 The Refractories Institute Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 H.H. Robertson Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Roux Laboratories, Inc. W. Jacksonville, Fla. 32217 Safety First Industries, Inc. McKees Rocks, Pa. 15230 Sager Glove Corporation Chicago, 111. 60634 St. Joe Minerals Corporation New York, N.Y. 10017 Schuylkill Metals Corporation Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70807 SCM Corporation New York, N.Y. 10017 Sharon Steel Corporation Farrell, Pa. 16121 Shell Oil Company Houston, Tex. 77210 Shenango, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15225 Spartek, Inc. Canton, Ohio 44711 The Standard Oil Company Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Stellite Division, Cabot Corporation Kokomo, Ind. 46901 Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, Inc.(TIMA) Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549 Tile Council of America, Inc. Princeton, N.J. 08540 Travelers Insurance Companies Hartford, Conn. 06115 Tri-State Engineering Company Washington, Pa. 15301 II-VI, Inc. Saxonburg, Pa. 16056 Union Carbide Corporation New York, N.Y. 10017 United States Fidelity & Guaranty Companv Baltimore, Md. 21202 United States Gypsum Company Des Plaines, 111. 60016 United States Mineral Products Company Stanhope, N.J. 07874 United States Potters Assn. East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 United States Steel Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 Vesuvius Crucible Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 Date Joined 1977 1976 1975 1974 1977 1962 1937 1979 1979 1976 1958 1978 1979 1958 1962 Company Volkswagen of America, Inc. New Stanton, Pa. 15672 WABCO Railway Products Group Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Washington Mould, Machine i Foundry Company Washington, Pa. 15301 Watson-Standard Company Pittsburgh, Pa. 15238 Wenczel Tile Company Trenton, N.J. 08638 Western Electric Company, Inc. New York, N.Y. 10038 Westinghouse Electric Corporation Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Co. Waynesburg, Ohio 44688 Wickwire Systems Company, Inc. Sewickley, Pa. 15143 Williams i Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 BRAZIL Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Biblioteca Volta Redonda, Estado do Rio, Brazil CANADA Alberta Workers' Health, Safety & Compensation 9820 106th St. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5K 2J6 Reichhold Limited 1919 Wilson Ave. Weston, Ontario, Canada M9M ie SWITZERLAND ciba-Geigy AG CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland VENEZUELA Lagoven, S.A. Apartado 889 Caracas, Venezuela 1010-A NEW MEMBERS 1980 Badische Corporation BMI, Inc.. - Refractory Division Cabot Corporation Centre Foundry ( Machine Company Cooper Industries, Inc. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Didier Taylor Refractories Corporation Home Insurance Company The O. Homme1 Company Irvine Park Medical Clinic, Inc. Molded Materials Company Pittsburgh Corning Corporation United States Mineral Products United States Steel Corporation 15 II i : 1 ! i -t .i i i i i i i r r 1 i i' IHF Members Dace Joined Company 1937 1975 1976 1936 1945 1956 1979 193b 1969 1957 1997 1973 1937 1967 1976 1969 1976 1976 1976 1979 1976 1970 1936 1979 1977 1979 1944 1977 1977 1971 1968 1958 1972 1978 1975 1958 1973 1972 1975 1979 1977 1952 1976 1973 1976 1937 1937 1936 1978 1973 1979 *Abr.isive Crain Association Alberta Workers' Health, Safety & Compen sation Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. `Alliance of American Insurers Allied Chemical Corp. Aloe Coal Co. Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada AMAX, Inc. American Can Co. American Industrial Hygiene Association American Mining Congress American Petroleum Institute American Restaurant China Council, Inc. American Textile Manufacturers Inst. American Welding & Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Americhem, Inc. Anaconda Company, Aluminum Division Anaconda Company, Wire 6 Cable Division Argonaut Insurance Co. ASARCO, Inc. Bituminous Insurance Companies Borg-Warner Chemicals Brick Institute of America Brush Wellman, Inc. Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co. `Cemented Carbide Producers Association CertainTeed Corp. Ciba-Ceigy AG Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Columbia Nitrogen Corp. Conmercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. Contraves Goerz Corp. John D. Copanos Co, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Dick Corp. Dow Chemical L'.S.A. Dow Corning Corp. Drakenfeld Colors, Ciba-Ceigy Corp. Dravo Corp. E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. Duraloy Blaw-Knox, Inc. Minerals 4 Chemicals Division, Engelhard Minerals & Chemicals Corp. Engineering & Safety Department, American Insurance Association Date Joined Company 1975 1954 1973 1979 1978 1979 1974 1976 1979 1979 1978 1947 1942 1974 1954 1937 1950 1976 1936 1977 1976 1978 1979 1976 1973 1937 1978 1978 1978 1978 1975 1947 1947 1970 1936 1955 1974 1942 1962 1988 1974 1978 1937 1976 1Q73 1937 1936 1974 1978 1975 1977 1936 1974 1977 Epic Metals Corp. Exxon Corp. Falcon Foundry Ccrp. Joseph B. Fay Co. Fisher Controls Co. FMC Corp. Fostoria Glass Co. The Franklin Clue Co. Fusion Ceramics, Inc. General Accident Group Ceneral Alloy Casting Co. General Electric Co. General Motors Corp. General Refractories Co. Georgia Kaolin Research *Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp. Halcon International, Inc. Hall China Co. Hankison Corp. Harbison-Walker Refractories Harvey Industries, Inc. Helmick Corp. Hill 4 Griffith Co. liowell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Huntington Plating, Inc. ICI Americas, Inc. ILCO, Inc. Imaging Systems Corp. Industrial Gasket & Shim Co., Inc. Inland Steel Co. International Ruslness Machines Corp. International Lead Zinc Research Organization Johns-Manville Corp. Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Koppers Company, Inc. Lagoven, S.A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc. MS! Chemicals, Inc. J. S. McCormick Co. Mu ra the r. Oil Cc. C. H. Masland 4 Sons Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Co. Molded Fiber Class Tray Co. Monengahela Iron 4 Metal Co., Inc. Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association National Annealing Box Co. National Health Watch, Inc. `Multiple Membership 7^ , :^y6/ Date Joined Company 1953 1937 1978 1972 1979 1975 1970 1979 1938 1970 1937 1979 1976 1968 1976 1979 1937 1978 1972 1973 1937 1977 1976 1956 1974 1972 CVens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. Pennsylvania ClassSand Corp. Pennsylvania Power Co. Peoples Natural Cas Co. Phelps Dodge Brass Co. Pittsburgh A Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corp. Port Authority of Allegheny County Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. PPC Industries, Inc. P. Q. Corp. RAD Services, Inc. Raybestos-Hanhattan, Inc. The Refractories Institute Reichhold limited H. H. Robertson Co. Roux laboratories, Inc. Safety First Industries, Inc. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. Schuylkill Metal Corp. SCM Corporation Seattle Services Division, Boeing Co. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. Date Joined Company 1979 1972 1974 1977 1975 1976 1966 1978 1970 1972 1976 1936 1979 1974 1936 1972 1977 1976 1975 1974 1977 1962 1937 1979 1977 1979 1976 New Castle Refractories o. Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Shenango Inc. Spartek, Inc. The Standard Oil Co. Stellite Division, Cabot Corp. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association Tile Council of America, Inc. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Co. II-VI, Inc. Union Carbide Corp. U.S. Fidelity 6 Guaranty Co. United States Gypsum Co. U.S. Potters Association Vesuvius Crucible Co. Volkswagen of America Inc. WABCO Railway Products Group Washington Mould, Machine 6 Foundry Co. Watson-Standard Co. Wenczel Tile Co. Western Electric Company, Inc. Westlnghouse Electric Corp. Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Co. Whirlpool Corp. Wickwire Systems Company, Inc. Williams & Co. New Members Aloe Coal Company Anaconda Company, Aluminum Division Bituminous Insurance Companies Brick Institute of America Contraves Goerz Corporation Engineering 6 Safety Department, American Insurance Association Joseph B. Fay Company FMC Corporation Fusion Ceramics, Incorporated ' General Accident Group Helmlck Corporation New Castle Refractories Company Phelps Dodge Brass Company Port Authority of Allegheny County P. Q. Corporation Reichhold Limited U.S. Fidelity 6 Guaranty Company Whltacre-Greer Fireproofing Company Wickwire Systems Company, Incorporated / ???' Ami'll- IHF MEMBERS Date Joined Company 1937 1978 1976 1936 1945 1956 I 936 1969 1957 1947 1971 1973 1938 1 944 1937 1967 1976 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 1970 1936 1977 1944 1977 1977 1971 1977 1968 1974 1958 1974 1972 1978 1975 1958 1973 1972 1975 1977 1978 1952 1976 1973 1976 1937 1937 1936 1978 1973 197S *Abraaive Grain Aaaociation AlberU Dept, of Labour Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Indus trie a, Inc. ^Alliance of American Inaurera Allied. Chemical Corp. Aluminum Co. of America Aluminum Co. of Canada AMAX. Inc. American Can Co. American Foundrymen'a Society American Induatrial Hygiene Aaaociation *American Insurance Aaaociation American Iron It Steel Inatitute American Mining Congreaa American Petroleum Inatitute American Restaurant China Council, Inc. American Textile Mfra. Institute, Inc. American Welding It Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Americhem Inc. Anaconda Co., Wire It Cable Div. ARCO/Polymer a, Inc. Argonaut Insurance Co. ASARCO, Inc. Borg-Warner Chemicals Brush! Wellman, Inc. Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co. ^Cemented Carbide Producers Assn. Central Medical Health Services CertainTeed Corp. Chrysler Corp. Ciba*Geigy AG Colt Industries Inc. Columbia Gaa System Service Corp. Columbia Nitrogen Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. John D. Copanoa Co., Inc. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corp. Dick Corp. Dow Chemical U.S.A. Dow Corning Corp. Drakenfeld Div., Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. E. 1. du Pont de Nemours It Co. Duraloy'blaw-Knox, Inc. Minerals It Chemicals Division Engelhard Minerals It Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp. Multiple Membership Date Joined Company 1976 1964 1973 1978 1976 1974 1936 1976 1978 1970 1947 1951 1942 1974 1954 1937 1950 1976 1936 1977 1976 1978 1966 1976 1973 1937 1978 1978 1978 1978 1975 1947 1947 1970 1936 1939 1955 1974 1942 1970 1 962 1968 1974 1978 1937 1976 1978 1937 1936 1974 1978 1975 1977 1936 1974 Essex Group Exxon 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 A Tobacco Co. General Electric Co. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corp. General Refractories Co. Georgia Kaolin Research Grinding Wheel Inatitute Gulf Oil Corp. Halcon International, Inc. Hall China Co. Hankiaon Corp. Harbison-Walker Refractories Harvey Industries, Inc. Hierro-Peru Hill A Griffith Co. Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Huntington Plating, Inc. Id Americas, Inc. ILCO, Inc. Imaging Systems Corp. Industrial Gasket A Shim Co. Inland Steel Co. International Business Machines Corp 'International Lead Zinc Research Org Johns-ManviUe Corp. Jones A Laughlin Steel Corp. Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Koppers Co., Inc. Laclede Steel Co. Lagoven, S. A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc, MAT Chemicals, Inc. J. S. McCormick Co. Marathon Oil Co. C. H. Masland A Sons Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Co. Molded Fiber Glass Tray Co. Monongahela Iron A Metal Co. Motor Coils Manufacturing Co, Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Assn. National Annealing Box Co. 10 IHF MEMBERS (continued) Date Joined Company 1977 1972 1953 1937 1978 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1937 1973 1977 1976 1968 1976 1937 1978 1972 1973 1937 1956 1977 1976 1956 1976 1974 1972 National Health Watch, Inc. Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Owen*-Coming Fiberglas Corp. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. Pennsylvania Power Co. Peoples Natural Gas Co. Pittsburgh It Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corp. Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. PPG Industries, Inc. Pullman-Standard Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. RAD Services, Inc. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. The Refractories Institute H. H. Robertson Co. Roux Laboratories, Inc. Safety First Industries, Inc. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. Sauereisen Cements Co. Schuylkill Metals Corp. SCM Corp. Seattle Services Div., Boeing Co. Senco Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. Date Joined Company 1974 1956 1977 1975 1976 1969 1966 1978 1970 1972 1976 1936 1974 1970 1936 1960 1972 1977 1976 1975 1974 1977 1962 1937 1977 1976 1975 Shenango Inc. - Soap It Detergent Association Spartek, Inc. The Standard Oil Co. Stellite Div., Cabot Corp. Tenneco Inc. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Assn. Tile Council of America, Inc. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Co. II-VI Inc. Union Carbide Corp. United States Gypsum Co, U. S. Mineral Products Co. U. S. Potters Association Van Straaten Chemical Co. Vesuvius Crucible Co. Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America WABCO Railway Products Group Washington Mould, Machine fc Foundry Cc Watson-Standard Co. Wenczel Tile Co. Western Electric Co. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Whirlpool Corp. Williams fc Co. Young Galvanizing, Inc. NEW MEMBERS -- 1978 Alberta Department of Labour Columbia Nitrogen Corp. Duraloy Blaw-Knox, Inc. Fieher Control* Co. General Alloy Casting Co. Harvey Industrie*, Inc. Huntington Plating, Inc. 1LCO, Inc. Imaging Systems Corp. M fc T Chemicals, Inc. C. H. Masland It Sons Molded Fiber Glass Tray Co. Pennsylvania Power Co. Roux Laboratories, Inc. II ^03 f IJIK MEMBERS /f77 /hin. Dale J pined Company 193~ 197.6 193b 19-15 195b I 93b 1969 1957 19-17 1971 1973 1938 19-1-1 1937 1967 197b 193b 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 19"l) 197-1 1977 1 944 1977 I 955 1977 1971 1977 1968 1 97-1 1958 197-1 1972 1975 15S 1 1 *T*. i ' 72 `-77 . -tJ '.'*76 .''.*7; 1 `*76 1937 1 937 1966 1936 1973 1975 ^Abrasive Grain Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries. Inc. ^Alliance of American Insurers ' Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Co. of America Aluminum Cc>- of Canada, Ltd. AMAX, Inc. American Can Co- American Foundrymen's Society- American Indusi rial Hygiene Association ^American Insurance Association American Iron 8 Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Petroleum Institute American Restaurant China Council, Inc. ASAKCO. Inc. American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc. American Welding 8: Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Anierichem, Inc. Anaconda Co-, Wire 8; Cable Division ARCO/Polymers, Inc. Argonaut Insurance- Co. BASF Wyandotte Corp. Borg-Warner Chemicals Brush Wellman, Inc. Buffalo Color Corp. CPC International, Inc. Campbell Soup Co. 'Cemented Carbide Producers Association Central Medical Health Services CertainTeed Corp. Chrysler Corp. Ciba-Geigy AG Colt Industries Inc. Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Commercial Shea ring, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidated Edison Co. of New Yorl., Inc. r ( nsnlid.,; i (i N. : ; r,, I < i-, s S, i>. ii e C , . C i.-ns olidat i on Co., i C. o. , Inc. .,1,1m ii- Cf.uaio s f , Inc. Dial- < no S:;.ii'. n , i f < rp. Did. Cofp. Dow Chcmna.' 1 S. A. Dow Corning Corp. Drakenfc-ld Division, Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. Eastman Kodak Co. E. 1. du Pont do Nemours & Co. Minerals 8 Chemicals Division Engelhard Minerals 8 Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp. Multiple Membership 9 Date Joined Company 1956 197b 1964 1973 1976 197-4 193b 1976 1970 19-47 1951 19-42 197-4 195-1 1937 1950 197b 1936 1977 1976 1972 1966 1976 1973 1937 1975 1947 19-47 1970 1936 1939 1955 1974 1970 1962 1968 1974 1937 ! 76 ."io ! ' *4 "" 1 *, ' : 4 *t> 1974 1972 1977 1972 1953 1937 1937 Equitable Life Assurance Society of I' S. Essex Croup, Inc. Exxon Corp. Falcon Foundry Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Fostoria Glass Co. Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group The Franklin Glue Co. Genera] Cigar it Tobacco Co. , Div. of Culbro Corp. General Electric Co. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corp. Genera] Refractories Co. Georgia Kaolin Co. ^Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp. Halcon International, Inc. Hall China Co. Hankison Corp. Harbison-Walker Refractories Heinz U-S-A- (Div. of H. J- Heinz Co. | Hierro-Peru Hill 8 Griffith Co. Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Gasket L Shim Co., Inc. Inland Steel Co. International Business Machines Corp. International Lead Zinc Research Organization Johns-Manville Corp. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. Kawecki Bcrylco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Laclede Steel Co. Lagoven, S. A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. S. McCormick Co. Marathon Oil C.o. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mini Siiiitv Appliini i s Co. Mou.lv Cl,, mical Ci . Monuiigaiu-ia lion *. Metal Co., Inc Motor Coils Manufacturing C.o. Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Assn, of l.'. S. , IncNational Annealing Box Go. National Forge Co. National Health Watch, Inc. Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. PPG Industries, Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. Lijo'Ctj^7 /f77 --------------------- n-------------/IHF MEMBERS (continued) Date Joined Comgan^ 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1973 1977 1976 1968 1976 1937 1976 1972 1973 1937 1937 1977 1956 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 1977 1975 1937 Peoples Natural Gas CoPittsburgh b Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corp. Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. Pullman-Standard Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. RAD Services, Inc. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. The Refractories Institute H- H- Robertson Co. SCM Corp. Safety First Industries, Inc. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. Sauereisen Cements Co. Schuylkill Metals Corp. Seattle Services Div., The Boeing Co. Senco Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. Shenango Inc. Soap b Detergent Association Spartek, Inc. The Standard Oil CoStauffer Chemical Co. Date Joined Compu ni l 97o 1969 196t> 1976 1970 1972 1976 1936 1974 1970 1936 1936 1960 1972 1977 1976 1975 1974 1937 1977 l 962 1937 1977 1976 1975 Stellite Division, Cabot Corp. Tenneco, Inc. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Assn. Tile Council of America, Inc. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Co. II-VI Inc. Union Carbide Corp. United States Gypsum Co. U- S. Minerals Products Co. U'. S. Potters Association United States Steel Corp. Van Straaten Chemical Co. Vesuvius Crucible Co. Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America WABCO Railway Products Group Washington Mould, Machine b Foundry Co. Watson-Standard CoWodron Silica Div. , Pebble Beach Corp. Wonczol Tile Co. Western Electric <'., Inc. Westinghouse Electee Corp. Whirlpool Corp. Williams b Co-, Inc. Young Galvanizing, Inc. NEW MEMBERS -- 1977 Borg-Warner Chemicals Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co. Central Medical Health Services John D- Copanos Co. , Inc. Hankison Corp. Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. National Health Watch, Inc. Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Schuylkill Metals Corp. Spartrk, Inc. . Volkswagen Ma "ufai luring Corp. We ni /.< 1 I i'.e C > . Whirloi i . <. i.r:.. America 6j - IHF Members Date Joined Company 1937 1976 1936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 1938 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1976 1936 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 1970 1974 1970 1944 1955 1953 1971 1968 1974 1958 1974 1972 1976 1958 1973 1972 1975 1975 1974 1952 1976 1973 1976 1937 1937 1936 1966 1973 1975 1956 1964 1976 Abrasive Grain Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. American Can Co. . American Foundrymen's Society American Insurance Association American Iron and Steel Institute AMAX, Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance A- O. Safety Products (Div. of American Optical Corp. ) American Petroleum Institute American Restaurant China Council, Inc. ASARCO Incorporated American Textile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. American Welding b Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Americhem Inc. Anaconda Co., Wire & Cable Div. ARCO/Polymers, Inc. Argonaut Insurance Co. BASF Wyandotte Corp. The Bahnson Co. Brush Wellman, Inc. CPC International, Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Cemented Carbide Producers Association Certain-Teed St. Gobain Insulation Corp. Chrysler Corp. Ciba-Geigy AG Colt Industries Inc. Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co- Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. DeSoto, Inc. . Diamond Shamrock Corp. Dick Corp. Dow Chemical U. S. A. Dow Corning Corp. Drakenfeld Division, Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. E. I. du Pont de Nemours b Co. Eastman Kodak Co. Minerals & Chemicals Division, Engelhard Minerals b Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of U. S. Exxon Corp. Essex Group Date Joined Company 1973 1976 1974 1976 1936 1970 1947 1951 1942 1974 1954 1937 1950 1976 1936 1976 1972 1976 1973 1937 1975 1973 1947 1947 1970 1974 1936 1939 1955 1974 1942 1970 1962 1968 1974 1937 1976 1966 1970 1937 1965 1974 1936 1974 1975 1936 1937 1974 1973 1972 1953 1937 1937 1972 1975 1970 1938 Falcon Foundry Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Fostoria Glass Co. Franklin Glue Co. Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group General Cigar Co., Inc. General Electric Co. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corp. General Refractories Co. Georgia Kaolin Co. Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp. Halcon International, Inc. Hall China Co. Harbison-Walker Refractories Heinz U. S.A. (Div. of H. J. Heinz Co. ) Hill b Griffith Co. Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Gasket b Shim Co., Inc. Ingersoil- Rand Co. Inland Steel Co. IBM Corp. International Lead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. Johns-Manville Corp. Jones b Laughlin Steel Corp. Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Koppers Co., Inc. Laclede Steel Co. Lagoven, S. A. Homer Laughlin China Co. Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. S. McCormick Co. Marathon Oil Co. Marcona Mining Co. Marion Health b Safety, Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Miles Laboratories, Inc. Milliken Brick Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Co. Monongahela Iron b Metal Co., Inc. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. ofU.S., Inc. NL Industries, Inc. National Annealing Box Co. National Forge Co. Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. PPG Industries, Inc. Pennsylvania Glase Sand Corp. Peoples Natural Gas Co. Pittsburgh b Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corp. Portland Cement Association -Multiple Membership r - ____,, .1 _ <| y.^^Oc O 10 ' 'x\<r /}./?. IHF Members (continued! Date Joined 1970 197-3 1976 1968 1976 1937 1976 1972 1976 1973 1937 1956 1956 1971 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 1962 1976 1965 Company Potters Industries, Inc. Pullman-Standard RAD Services, Inc. Ra ybestos-Manhattan, Inc. The Refractories Institute H. H. Robertson Co. SCM Corp. Safety First Industries, Inc. Schering-Plough Corp. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. Sauereisen Cements Co. Seattle Services Div., The Boeing Co. Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn., Inc. Senco Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. Shenangojnc. Soap and Detergent Association The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Stellite Division, Cabot Corp. Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. Date Joined Company 1969 1966 1976 1970 1972 1976 1936 1974 1970 1936 1936 I960 1972 1975 1976 1975 1974 1937 1962 1937 1976 1968 1975 Tenneco, Inc. Thermal Insulation Mfrs. Assn., Inc. Tile Council of America, Inc. Travelers Insurance Co. Tri-State Engineering Co. II-VI Inc. Union Carbide Corp. United States Gypsum Co. U. S. Mineral Products Co. U. S- Potters Association United States Steel Corp. Van Straaten Chemical Co. Vesuvius Crucible Co. Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. WABCO Transportation Systems Group Washington Mould Machine fc Foundry Co Watson-Standard Co. Wedron Silica Division, Del Monte Properties Co. Western Electric Co., Inc. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Williams & Co. , Inc. Arthur C. Withrow Co. Young Galvanizing, Inc. NEW MEMBERS Allegheny County Sanitary Authority American Reataurant China Council, Inc. American Welding and Manufacturing Company American Wood Preserver a Institute Americhem, Incorporated Anaconda Company, Wire and Cable Division Commercial Shearing, Incorporated Dick Corporation Dow Corning Corporation Essex Group, Incorporated Fort Pitt Steel Casting The Franklin Glue Company Hale on International, Incorporated Harbison-Walker Refractories Hill and Griffith Company Marathon Oil Company RAD Services, Incorporated The Refractories Institute Schering-Plough Corporation Senco Products, Incorporated SCM Corporation Stellite Division, Cabot Corporation Tile Council of America, Incorporated II-VI Incorporated WABCO Transportation Systems Group Williams and Company, Incorporated SuUi'fd o U J-S. 1 HF MEMBERS Date Joined Company 1937 1 936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 1938 1944 1957 1937 194 5 1944 1967 1936 1969 1966 1970 1974 1 970 1944 1955 1953 1952 1971 1968 1974 1958 1974 1972 1975 1958 1973 1972 1975 1975 1974 1952 1973 1937 1937 1936 1966 1973 1975 1956 1964 1973 1974 1936 1970 1947 1951 1942 1974 1954 Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. American Can Company American Foundrymen's Society American Insurance Association American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Corporation American Pctrclrum Institute ASARCO Incorporated American Textile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. ARCO/Polymers, Inc. Argonaut Insurance Company BASF Wyandotte Corporation The Bahnson Company Brush Wellman, Inc. CPC International, Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Cclanese Corporation Cemented Carbide Producers AssnCertain-Teed St. Gobain Insulation Corp. Chrysler Corporation Ciba-Geigy AG Colt Industries Inc. Columbia Gas System Service Corporation Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacicnal Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. DeSolo, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation Dow Chemical U.S.A. Drakenfeld Division, Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corporation E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Eastman Kodak Company Minerals 4> Chemicals Division, Engelhard Minerals h Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Sociily of U.S. Exxon Corporation Falcon Foundry Company Fostoria Glass Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group General Cigar Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Date Joined Company 1 97 5 1937 1950 1936 1972 1973 1937 1975 1973 194 7 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 1937 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1973 1968 1937 1972 1973 1937 1956 1956 1971 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Heinz U. S. A. (Div. of^H- J- Heinz Co. ) Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Gasket h Shim Co. , Inc. Ingersoli-Rand Company Inland Steel Company IBM Corporation International Lead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. Johns-Manville Corporation Jones k Laughlin Steel Corporation Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. Kopp Glass, Inc. Koppers Company, Inc. Laclede Steel Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. S. McCormick Company Marcona Mining Company Marion Health & Safety, Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. Milliken Brick Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Monongahela Iron fc Metal Company, Inc. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn, of U. S. , Inc. NL Industries, Inc. National Annealing Box Company National Forge Company Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Owens-Corning Fibergias Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. PPG Industries, Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh L Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corporation Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. Pullman- Standa rd Raybcstos-Manhattan, Inc. H. H. Robertson Company Safety First Industries, Inc. The Sager Glove Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Seattle Services Division, The Boeing Co. Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn., Inc Sharon Steel Corporation Shell Oil Company Shenango Incorporated Soap and Detergent Association The Standard Oil Company Multiple Membership 7 Q*Ou.-ii)o&-{AC~ y/^//f/ j ,3, IHF MEMBERS Cu J oined Company 19*2 1965 19*9 1-966 1970 1972 1936 1974 1970 1936 1936 Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. Tenneco, Inc. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, Inc. Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-State Engineering Company Union Carbide Corporation United States Gypsum Company U- S. Mineral Products Company U. S- Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Date Joined 1960 1938 1975 1975 1974 1937 1962 1937 1968 1975 197 Company Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Vulcan Mold t, Iron Company Washington Mould, Machine U Foundry Company Watson-Standard Company Wedron Silica Division, Del Monte Properties Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Young Galvanizing, Inc. NEW MEMBERS The Ansul Company Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. E. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Epic Metals Corporation Industrial Gasket & Shim Company, Inc. Monongahela Iron & Metal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad The Standard Oil Company Vulcan Iron 8t Mold Company Washington Mould, Machine & Foundry Company Young Galvanizing, Inc. 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Safety First Industries, Inc. ' Shell Oil Company Tri-State Engineering Company from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meetings February 8, May 9, and October 9, 1972 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 Chemico Metals Corp. General Cigar Company International Lead Zinc Research Organization National Association of Manufacturers Selenium-Tellurium Development Association, Inc. Teledyne Brown Engineering -- from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meeting March 9 fc October 11, 1971 MEMBERS Dale turned Company 163' * Abrauve Grain Association 16 71) Abrasive Materials Division Nurton Company IV}' Abrasive Pioduas Company I6'0 Abrasives Division BcnJix Corporation IWi Acme Abrasive Company 1971 Adamas Carbide Corporation 1936 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Oirporation 1656 Allied Chemical Corporation I6'0 Allison Campbell Division American Chain He Cable Co.. Inc. 1936 Aluminum Company of America 1969 Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. I9nl American Apparel Manufacturers Assn. 19-17 American (an Company 193b "American Insurance Association 1911 American Iron and Steel Institute 195'' American Metal Climax, Inc. I93? American Mining Congress 1915 " American Mutual Insurance Alliance 1911 American Optical Corporation 1967 American Petroleum Institute- 1936 American Smelting A Refining Company 1969 American Standard, Inc. 1969 1 American Textile Mfrs. Institute 1936 Anaconda Company I9T<I Anglo American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd. I9'<l Argonaut Insurance Company 1965 Armstrong Chcmcon. Inc. 1969 Asliesros Cement Products Association 19*0 Asbestospray Corporation 1966 Asbestos Textile Institute 1970 Atlantic Abrasive Corporation 191" Arias Chemical Industries, Inc. 196b Auto-Flo Company Division of Masco Corporation 19V, Automobile Manufacturers Association 193' Avco Bay State Abrasives Division 1970 The Bahnson Company 1965 Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. 1956 The Boeing Company 19'0 Borden. Inc. 19'I Bright Boy Industrial Division Weldon Roberts Rubber Company 1911 Brush Beryllium Company 196'' Buckeye Abrasive. Inc. 1952 George II Bullard Company, Inc 1961 Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1955 ( PC International 1953 Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc. 19' 1 Carbide Division, Hosvmet Corp. I637 Carborundum Company 19 ' I C armor Company 1952 ( elancse Corporation 19' I 1Cementt d Carbide Producers Assn. 19 37 C entral Silica Company 196' Chaves Abrasives Division Chay-i-s Dental Instrument Co. 19}? Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing. Co. 1658 Ciba-Geigy AG. 1951 Cincinatti Milacron. Inc Products Division I9y4 Robert F. Coleman. Inc. 1951 Colonial Abrasive Products Company 195b Companhia Siderurgica National 1936 Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. 1953 Continental Can Company, Inc. 196b Continental Insurance Companies 1916 Copperhill Operations Div o( Cities Service Company 193' Cortland Division American Abrasive Corporation 1962 Creole Petroleum Corporation Multiple membership Group membership Dale Joined _ ' Company 1937 A P. deSanno & Son, Inc. 1952 1939 1937 1937 Diamond Shamrock Corporation Dow Chemical Corporation Drakenfeld Division, Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corporation 1962 E. 1. du Pont de Nemours A Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 19-13 Electro Refractories A Abrasives Division of Ferro Corporation 1969 Environmental Sciences, Inc. 1956 1937 1937 1967 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company FMR Corporation 1949 Ferro Corporation 1971 Firth Sterling, A Teledyne Company I937 Foote Mineral Company 1917 Ford Motor Company 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturers' Group 1963 1943 1937 1968 Freeport Division Nalco Chemical Company Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company General Asbestos A Rubber Division Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. 197(1 General Cigar Company 197(1 General Dynamics Corporation 194' 1937 1951 1942 General Electric Company Genera] Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation 1951 1968 19.37 196? 196' Georgia Kaolin Company Glass Containers Mfrs. Institute. Inc. Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire A Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 1937 "Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 1936 1937 Gustin Bacon Division Certain-teed Products Corporation Hall China Company Hamilton Division 1966 1967 1937 American Abrasive Corporation Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. Hanson Company Huntington Alloy Produas Division International Nickel Company, Inc. 19' 1 Hydro Carbide Corporation 1947 Inland Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Corp. 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Org. 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Company 1936 Johns-Manville Corporation 1939 Jones A Laughtin Steel Corporation 1963 Jowitt A Rodgers Company 1967 Kasco Abrasives Coleman Systems Company 1955 Kawecki Berylco Industries. Inc. 1946 Kennecotr Copper Corporation 1942 Koppers Company, Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Company 1968 Homer Laughlin China Company 1964 Laverack A Haines, Inc. 1936 Lead Industries Association, Inc. 1958 London Transport Executive 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sperry RanJ Corporation 1937 J. S. McCormick Company 1946 Manhattan Rubber Division Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. 1966 Manufaauring Chemists Association 1966 Marcona Mining Company 14 Dale Jt,ined Company 19'0 Medical Supply Company !9'0 Meial Carbides Corporation 19-(9 Metropolitan Life Insurance Compam 193' Michigan Abrasive Cofhpam Grinding Wheel Division 1968 Midwestern Coating Corporation 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Company 1949 Mobil Oil Corporation 1956 Jesse S Mone A Son, Inc. 1971 Multi Metals. Inc. 1971 National Association of Manufacturers 1966 National Coal Association 1937 National Grinding Wheel Division Federal-Mogul Cotpotation 1957 National Industrial Sand Association 1966 National Insulation Mfrs Association 193' National Lead Company 1938 National Slag Association 1962 Nederland du Pom de Nemours N. V. 1971 Newcomer Products, Inc. 1963 Osborn Manufacturing Company 1953 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation 1936 Owens-Illinois, Inc. 1937 PPG Industries, Inc. 1954 Pacific Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation 1970 Pneumafil Corporation 1938 Portland Cement Association 1970 Potters Brothers. Inc. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Co.. Inc 1952 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation 1970 Rex-Cut Produas Company Division of Clevepak Corporation 1937 H. H. Robertson Company 1937 St. Joe Minerals Corporation 1971 Sandvik Steel, Inc. 1956 Sauereisen Cements Company 1971 Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn. 1967 Simonds Abrasive Division Wallace-Murray Corporation 1966 Sinclair-Koppers Company 1956 Soap and Detergent Association 1968 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfrs. Assn.. Inc. 1964 Standard Oil Company (Newlersey) 1962 Stauffer Chemical Company1965 Sturm, Ruger & Company. Inc. 1953 Sugar Beet Products Company 1968 SysteMed Corporation 1959 TRW Hazleton Laboratories 1945 Tata Services Limited 1969 Tenneco, Inc. 1938 Texas Gulf Sulphur Company- 1960 Toms River Chemical Corporation 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 1971 Tungsten Alloy Mfg. Co., Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corporation 1970 United States Mineral Produas Co. 1936 United States Potters Association 1936 United States Steel Corporation I960 Van Straaten Chemical Company 1938 Vesuvius Crucible Company 1971 VR/Wesson Company 1971 Walmer Corporation 1937 Waltham/Hampden Grinding Whetl Co. 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Company 19.37 Wedron Silica Company 1971 Wendt-Sonis/Unimet, United Greenfield Div. of TRW, Inc. 1962 Western Elearic Company, Inc. 1937 Westfield Grinding Wheel Company 1937 Westinghouse Elearic Corporation 1971 Willey's Carbide Tool Company 1968 Arthur C. Withrow Company- 1936 Zinc Institute, Inc. /, Date Joined Company 1937 Abrasive Grain Association 1970 Abrasive Materials Division Norton Company 1937 Abrasive Products Company 1970 Abrasives Division Bendix Corporation 1956 Acme Abrasive Company 1936 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1956 Allied Chemical Corporation 1970 Allison Campbell Division American Chain & Cable Co., Inc. 1936 Aluminum Company of America 1969 Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 1947 American Can Company, Inc. 1937 American Emery Wheel Works 1938 'American Insurance Association 1944 American Iron and Steel Institute 1957 American Metal Climax, Inc. 1937 American Mining Congress 1945 'American Mutual Insurance Alliance 1944 American Optical Company 1967 American Petroleum Institute 1964 American Potash & Chemical Corp. 1936 American Smelting & Refining Co. 1969 American Standard, Inc. 1969 American Textile Mfrs. Institute 1936 Anaconda Company 1961 Armco Steel Corporation 1965 Armstrong Chemcon, Inc. 1969 Asbestos Cement Products Assn. 1966 Asbestos Textile Institute 1970 Atlantic Abrasive Corporation 1947 Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. 1968 Auto-Flo Company ' Division of Masco Corporation 1936 Automobile Manufacturers Assn. 1937 Avco Bay State Abrasives Division 1970 The Bahnson Company 1965 Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. 1666 Bituminous Coal Operators' Assn. 1956 The Boeing Company 1970 Borden, Inc. 1970 Brockway Glass Company, Inc. 1944 Brush Beryllium Company 1967 Buckeye Abrasive, Inc. 1952 George H. Bullard Company, Inc. 1961 Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1953 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. 1937 Carborundum Company 1952 Celanese Corporation 1937 Central Silica Company 1967 Chayes Abrasives Division Chayes Dental Instrument Co. 1937 Chicago Wheel & Manufacturing Co. 1954 Cincinnati Milling Products Div. Cincinnati Millng Machine Co. 1944 Robert F. Coleman. Inc. 1951 Colonial Abrasive Products Co. 1963 Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. 1956 Companhia Siderurgica Nacional 1936 Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. 1953 Continental Can Company, Inc. 1966 Continental Insurance Companies 1937 Cortland Division American Abrasive Corporation . 1955 CPC International 1962 Creole Petroleum Corporation 1937 A P. deSanno & Son, Inc. 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corporation 1968 DL Skin Care Products, Inc. 1939 Dow Chemical Corporation 1937 Drakenfeld Division Hercules, Inc. . 'Multiple membership MEMBERS Date Joined Company 1937 Dravo Corporation 1962 E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 1943 Electro Refractories & Abrasives Division of Ferro Corporation 1969 Environmental Sciences. Inc. 1956 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 1937 Ethyl Corporation 1937 Exolon Company 1949 Ferro Corporation 1964 FMC Corporation 1967 FMR Corporation 1937 Foote Mineral Company 1947 Ford Motor Company 1969 Fostoria Glass Company 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturers' Group 1969 Frantz. McConnell & Seymour 1963 Freeport Division Nalco Chemical Company 1943 Gardner Machine Company 1958 Geigy-Werke Schwelzerhalle A. G. 1937 General Abrasive Company 1968 General Asbestos & Rubber Div. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. 1970 General Dynamics Corporation 1947 General Electric Company 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corp. 1951 General Mills, Inc. 1942 General Motors Corporation 1954 Georgia Kaolin Company 1968 Glass Containers Mfrs. Institute, Inc. 1937 Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. 1967 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 1937 Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 Gustirt-Bacon Division Certain-teed Products Corp. 1936 Hall China Company 1937 Hamilton Oivlsion American Abrasive Corporation 1966 Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. 1967 Hanson Company 1959 Hazleton Laboratories 1961 Hughson Chemical Company Division of Lord Corporation 1937 Huntington Alloy Products Division International Nickel Co., Inc. 1947 Inland Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Corp. 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Company 1936 Johns-Manville Corporation 1939 Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. 1963 Jowitt & Rodgers Company 1967 Kasco`Abrasives, Inc. 1955 Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. 1946 Kennecott Copper Corporation 1942 Koppers Company, Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Company 1968 Homer Laughlin China Company 1964 Laverack & Haines, Inc. 1936 Lead Industries Association 1956 London Transport Board 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sperry Rand Corporation 1937 J. S. McCormick Company 1946 Manhattan Rubber Division Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. 1966 Manulacturing Chemists Assn., Inc. 1966 Marcona Mining Company 1949 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 13 Data Joined Company 1968 Midwestern Coating Corporation 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Company 1949 Mobil Oil Corporation 1956 Jesse S. Morie & Son, Inc. 1966 National Coal Association 1937 1969 1947 1937 National Crushed Stone-Assn., Inc. National Forge Company National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Division Federal-Mogul Corporation 1937 National Industrial Sand Assn. 1966 National Insulation Mfrs. Assn. 1937 National Lead Company 1945 National Sand & Gravel Assn., Inc. 1938 1962 1963 National Slag Association Nederland du Pont de Nemours N. V. Osborn Manufacturing Company 1953 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. 1936 Owens-Illinois, Inc. 1954 Pacific Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. 1956 Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assn. Insurance Company 1960 Petrobras/RPBC 1964 Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Div. Calgon Corporation 1970 1938 1937 1967 1952 Pneumafil Corporation Portland Cement Association PPG Industries Precision Grinding Wheel Co.. Inc. Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corp. 1970 Rex-Cut Products Company Division ol Clevepak Corp. 1937 H. H. Robertson Company 1969 Rome Oivislon Revere Copper and Brass, Inc. 1937 St. Joseph Lead Company 1956 Sauereisen Cements Company 1967 Simonds Abrasive Division Wallace-Murray Corporation 1966 Sinclair-Koppers Company 1956 Soap and Detergent Association 1968 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfrs. Assn., Inc. 1964 Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) 1962 Stauffer Chemical Company 1965 Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. 1953 Sugar Beet Products Company 1968 SysteMed Corporation 1945 Tata Services Limited 1969 1946 1938 Tenneco, Inc. Tennessee Copper Company Div. of Tennessee Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Company 1960 Toms River Chemical Corporation 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 1936 Union Carbide Corporation 1968 United States Asbestos Division Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. 1936 United States Potters Association 1936 United States Steel Corporation 1960 Van Straaten Chemical Company 1938 Vesuvius Crucible Company 1937 Waltham/Hampden Grinding Wheel Co. 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Co. 1937 Wedron Silica Company 1962 Western Electric Company, Inc. 1937 Westfield Grinding Wheel Co. 1937 Westinghouse Electric Corporation 1968 Arthur C. Withrow Company 1936 Zinc Institute, Inc. MEMBERS -- 1968 19. Date Joined Company Date Joined ___________Com pany 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 1947 1968 1936 1937 1965 1955 1968 1967 1956 1944 1967 1952 1936 1961 1953 1937 1952 1937 1968 1967 1937 1966 1954 1944 1951 1963 1958 1936 Abrasive Grain 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 American Petroleum Institute American Potash fc Chemical Corp. 1937 American Smelting &r Refining Co. 1937 American Welding & Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company 1949 Anaconda Company 1964 Armco Steel Corporation 1967 Armstrong Paint 8- Varnish Works,Inc. 1937 Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. 1947 1936 Auto-Flo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturers Assn. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division 1943 Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. Beryllium Corporation Bituminous Coal Operators' Assn. Blanchard Machine Company The Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive, Inc. George H. Bullard Company, Inc. 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1968 Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1937 1967 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company 1937 1950 Celanese Corporation Central Silica Company Certain-teed Products Corporation Gustin-Bacon Division Chayes Dental 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. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Co. Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional 1947 1947 1966 Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Continental Insurance Companies Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation * A. P. deSanno & Son, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation DL Skin Care Products, Inc. Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories b Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Frantz, McConnell & Seymour Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweizerhalle A.G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire b Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drakenfield Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Huntington Alloy Products Division Multiple membership January 1, 1969 member 20. Date Joined 1967 1936 1936 1963 1967 1953 1965 1942 1968 1966 1964 1936 1958 1961 1937 1937 1966 1966 1949 1937 1968 1936 1968 1966 1956 1963 1966 1937 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 1945 1938 1962 1967 1963 1953 1936 1954 1937 1956 I960 1964 1938 1937 Company Date Joined ITT Abrasive Products Co. 1967 Johns-ManviUe Corporation Jones (1 Laughlin Steel Corp. Jowitt & Rodgers Company Kasco Abrasives, Inc. Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Brass Works, Inc. Koppers Company, Inc. Homer Laughlin China Company Laundry and Cleaners Allied Trades Association Laverack It Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Lord Corporation *' , Hughson Chemical Co. Div. J. S. McCormick Company Macklin Company Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. Marcona Mining Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mid-West Abrasive Company Midwestern Coating Corporation Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S. Morie A Son, Inc. Nalco Chemical Company Freeport Division National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Assn. ,Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Co., Inc. National Industrial Sand Assn. National Insulation Manufacturers Association National Lead Company National Sand and Gravel Assn., Inc. National Slag Association Nederland duPont deNemours N.V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division Osborn Manufacturing Company Owena-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Owens-Illinois, Inc. 1968 1952 1937 1937 1956 1966 1956 1962 1968 1967 1964 1965 1953 1968 1945 1946 1938 1960 1936 1936 1936 1937 1960 1938 1967 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1967 1961 1937 1968 1936 Pacific Grinding Wheel Mfg. Co. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assn. Insurance Company' Petrobras /RPBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Calgon Corporation Portland Cement Association PPG Industries _____________ Company Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division - Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sauereisen Cements Company Sinclair-Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association Sperry Rand Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturers Association, Inc. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Products Company SysteMed Corporation Tata Services Limited Tennessee Copper Company Div. of Tennessee Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Toms River Chemical 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 Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Air Brake Division Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co. .Ltd. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute, Inc. I H F MEMBERS Abrasive Crain Association Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Air Preheater Company Alcotac Chemical Corporation Allegheny Ludlum 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 American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Company American Petroleum Institute American Potash & Chemical Corp. American Smelting b Refining Co. American Welding b Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company American Zinc Institute, Inc. Anaconda Company Armco Steel Corporation Armstrong Paint b Varnish Works. Inc. Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive, Inc. George H. Bullard Company Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. Calgon Corporation Packwood Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Celanese Corporation Central Silica Company Chayes Dental Instrument Corp. Chicago Wheel b Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Cincinnati Milling Products Division Robert F. Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Co. Comalco Aluminium (Bell Bay) Limited Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno b Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation E. I. du Pont de Nemours b Company Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electric Storage Battery Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Group Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweizerhalle 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 Gulf Oil Corporation Gypsum Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery b Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules, Inc. Drakenfeld Division Hughson Chemical Company Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company. Inc. Huntington Alloy Products Division ITT Abrasive Products Company Multiple Membership 25 Johns-Manville Corporation Jones t Laughlin Steel Corporation Jowitt It Rodger* Company Kasco Abrasive*, Inc. Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Brats Works. Inc. Kopper* Company, Inc. Laundry I. Cleaners Allied Trades Assn. Laverack it Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Macklin Abrasives Company Manufacturing Chemists Assn. , Inc. Marcona Mining Company Maryland Seif-Ins. It Empl. Comp. Assn. J. S. McCormick Company Merck and Company, Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S. Morie & Son, Inc. Nalco Chemical Company Freeport Division National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. . National Industrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Assn. National Lead Company National Sand It Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association Nederland du Pont de Nemours N.V. Norton Company Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Mfrs'. Assn. Ins. Co. Perkin-Elmer Corporation Petrobras /RPBC Portland Cement Association PPG Industries Precision Grinding Wheel Co. , Inc. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company * Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Sinclair-Koppers 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 & Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Products Company Tata Services Limited Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Thiokol Chemical Corporation Reaction Motors Division Toms River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould suid Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wallace-Murray Corporation Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Division, Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Brake and Signal Company, Ltd Westinghouse Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division 26 mi. I H F MEMBERS Abrasive Crain Association Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Air Preheats r Coir,par,\ Alcolac Chemical Corporation Allegheny Ludlum 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 American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. Ann rican Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Company American Potash b Chemical Corp. American Smelting & Refining Co. American Zinc Company American Zinc Institute. Inc. Anaconda Company Arinco Steel Corporation Armstrong Paint b Varnish Works, Inc. Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries. Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Association. Inc. Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. Ba rtlett-Collins CompanyBay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Buckeye Abrasive, Inc. George H. Bullard Company, Inc. Bunker Hill CompanyButler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Celanese Corporation Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel b Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Cincinnati Milling Products Division Hubert F Coleman. Inc. . Culun.aI Abrasive Products Company Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Limited Companlua Siderurgica Nacional Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental C.,n Company, Inc. Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. dc-Sanno & Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation E. I. du Pont de Nemours h Company Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electric Storage Battery Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories b Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral CompanyFord Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Fuller Merriam Company Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweizerhalle 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. M. J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Gyp6um Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery b Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules. Inc. Drakenfeld Division Hughson Chemical Company Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company Huntington Alloy Products Division Johns-Manville Corporation Jones b Laughlin Steel Corporation Jowitt b Rodgers Company Kaiser Aluminum b Chemical Corp. Kaiser Refractories Division * Multiple Membership 17 Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Brass Works, Inc. Hoppers Company. Inc. Laundry k Cleaners Allied Trades Assn. Laverack fc Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Macklin Company Manufacturing Chemists Assn. , Inc. Marcona Mining Company Maryland Self-Ins. & Empl. Comp. Assn. J. S. McCormick Company Merck and Company, Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. Mine Safety Appliances Company Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S Morie fc Son. Inc. Nalco Chemical Company Freeport Division National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Assn. National Lead CompanyNational Sand & Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association Nederland du Pont de Nemours N. V. Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Mfrs'. Assn. Ins. Co. Perkin-Elmer Corporation Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. Philadelphia Quartz Company Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company H. K. Porter Company, Inc. Simonds Worden White Works Portland Cement Association Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company * Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Simonds Abrasive Company Sinclair-Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association Sperry Rand Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Products Company Tata Services Limited Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Thiokol Chemical Corporation Reaction Motors Division Titan Abrasives Company Toms River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wakefield Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Brake and Signal Company, Ltd Westinghouse Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division 18 DateJoined ________Company 'MEMBERS ' 7 Date Joined __________________________ Company 1937 1937 1956 1965 193b 1940 1956 19 36 1937 1947 1937 1938 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1964 1936 1936 1937 1936 1961 1965 1960 1936 Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company The Air Preheater Company Allegheny Ludlum Steei Corp. Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Can Company, Inc. American Emery Wheel Works * American Insurance Association American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Company American Potash & Chemical Corp. American Smelting & Refining Co. American Zinc Institute, Inc. American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. Anaconda Company Armco Steel Corporation Armstrong Paint fc Varnish Works, Inc. Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Assn. 1965 1937 1937 1955 1961 1956 1946 1952 1936 1961 Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. Bartlett-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Co. Beryllium Corporation Bleached Board Division West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. The Boeing Company Brush Beryllium CompanyGeorge H. Bullard Company, Inc. Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1953 1937 1952 1937 1937 1966 1954 1944 1951 1963 1954 1958 1936 1953 1961 1955 1937 1962 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Celanese Corporation of America Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel & Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Products Division Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Co. Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. Commonwealth Sanitation Company Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation 1961 Davison Chemical Division W. R. Grace & Company Multiple membership ** January 1, 1966 member 17. 1937 1937 1952 1939 1937 1937 1962 Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P. deSanno & Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali CompanyDow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld i- Co. , Inc. Dravo Corporation E. I. duPont deNemours L Co. ' . 1963 1943 1945 1956 1937 1937 Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories k Abrasives Co. Eljer Plumbingware Division The Murray Corporation of America Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company 1949 1964 1937 1947 1936 1963 1943 Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Freeport Division Nalco Chemical CompanyFuller Merriam Company 1943 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1937 1966 1937 1950 1964 Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweizerhalle A.G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. ** Milton J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Gypsum Association 1937 1937 1937 1961 1959 1956 1961 1937 Hall China Company Hamilton Emery k Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories Honeywell, Inc. Hughson Chemical Company Huntington Alloy Products Division International Nickel Company 1947 1947 Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. 1936 1960 1963 Johns-Manville Corporation Jones k Laughlin Steel Corporation Jowitt k Rodgers Company 1960 1953 1965 1942 Kaiser Refractories Division Kaiser Aluminum k Chemical Corp. Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Brass Works, Inc. Koppers Company, Inc., JVtl t'Y { / Joined' /* :l'r` Company Date Joined 1937 196-1 1 c' 36 1 958 1962 Uvd Crucible-Refractories Company Luverack fc Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Louisiana Ordnance Plant Remington Rand Division Sperry Rand Corporation 1937 Macklin Company 195 0 Manhattan Rubber Division Roybestos-Manhattan, Inc. 1966 Manufacturing Chemists' Association 1966 *--- Marcona Mining Company 1940 Maryland Self-Insurers' and Employers' Compensation Assn. 1937 J. S. McCormick Company 1964 Merck L Company, Inc. 1937 Mid-West Abrasive Company 1965 Miles Laboratories, Inc. 1936 Mine Safely Appliances Company 1957 Minnesota Mining l- Manufacturing Co. 1956 Jesse S. Morie & Son, Inc. 1952 1945 1937 1956 1939 1937 1950 1956 1937 1946 1937 1937 1956 1949 1941 1964 1962 1937 1963 1965 1953 1966 ** National Coal Association 1937 National Crushed Stone Assn. , Inc. 1947 National Class Sand Corporation 1937 National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. 1937 National Industrial Sand Assn. 1937 National Lead Company 1964 National Ready Mixed Concrete Assn. 1945 National Sand and Gravel Assn. , Inc. 1938 National Slag Association 194 7 National Steel Corporation 1962 Nederland duPont deNemours N. V. 1964 Newport Division Tenneco Chemicals, Inc. 1963 1937 1953 1936 Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp. Owens-Illinois Glass Company 1954 1954 1937 1937 1956 1964 1960 1936 1951 1964 1 937 1955 1938 1961 1937 1950 Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Co. Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Wakefield Corporation Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assn. Casualty Insurance Company Perkin-Elmer Corporation Petroleo Brasileiro S. A. Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Process Air Division American Air Filter Company Pullman -Standard 1952 1946 1946 1938 1937 1960 1936 1936 1936 1937 1960 1938 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1961 1937 1937 1937 1957 Reaction Motors Division Thiokol Chemical Corporation ** January 1, 1966 member. lb. Company Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H, H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Safety F irst Supply Company . St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company Soap and Detergent Association Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Company Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. Sugar Beet Products Company Tata Services Limited Taylor, Smith & Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toms River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co. , Ltd. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Willson Products Division Ray-O-Vac Company Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company MEMBERS Date Jointd ________________ Company 1937 1937 1956 1964 1936 1940 1956 1936 1937 1947 1937 1944 1957 1937 1944 1964 1936 1936 1937 1936 1961 1938 1960 1936 Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Acme Quality Paints, Inc. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Can Company, Inc. American Emery Wheel Works American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Potash & Chemical Corp. American Smelting & Refining Co. American Zinc Institute, Inc. itAmerican Zinc, Lead Smelting Co. Anaconda Company Armco Steel Corporation Association of Casualty & Surety Companies * Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Assn, 1944 1937 1937 1955 1961 1956 1946 1952 1936 1961 Ball Brothers Company, Inc. Bartlett-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Co. Beryllium Corporation Bleached Board Division West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company, Inc. Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. 1953 1937 1952 1937 1937 1954 1944 1951 1963 1954 1958 1936 1953 1961 1955 1937 1962 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Celanese Corp. of America Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel & Manufacturing Co. Cincinnati Milling Products Division Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Co. Coznalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. Commonwealth Sanitation Company Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation torn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Creole Petroleum Corporation Date Joined _________________ Company 1961 1937 1937 1952 1939 1937 1937 1962 Davison Chemical Division W. R. Grace it Company Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P. de Sanno & Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld & Co., Inc. Dravo Corporation E. I. duPont deNemours t< Co. 1963 1943 1945 1956 1937 1937 Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories tt Abrasives Co. Eljer Plumbingware Division The Murray Corp. of America Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company 1949 1964 1937 1947 1936 1963 1943 1943 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1937 1937 1950 1964 1937 1937 1937 1961 1959 1956 1961 1937 1957 1947 1947 Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Freeport Division Nalco Chemical Company Fuller Merriam Company Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schwcizerhalle A. C. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Gypsum Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery it Corundum Co. Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories Honeywell Inc. Hughson Chemical Company Huntington Alloy Products Division International Nickel Company Ingersoll-Humphryes Division Borg-Warncr Corporation Inland Steel Company International Business Machines * Multiple Membership ( 126 member companies) 16. Date Joined 1936 1960 1963 1960 1953 1942 1937 1964 1936 1958 1962 1937 1950 1940 1937 1964 1937 1936 1957 1956 1945 1937 1947 1937 1937 1937 1964 1945 1938 1947 1962 1964 1963 1937 1953 1936 1954 1954 1937 1937 1956 *1964 1960 1936 1951 Company Johns-Manville Corporation Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. Jowitt & Rodger6 Company Kaiser Refractories Division Kaiser Aluminum & Chem. Corp. Kennecott Copper Corporation Koppers Company, Inc. Lava Crucible-Refractories Co. Laverack & Haines, Inc. Lead Industries Association London Transport Board Louisiana Ordnance Plant Remington Rand Division Sperry Rand Corporation Macklin Company Manhattan Rubber Division Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Maryland Self-Insurers' and Employers' Compensation Assn. J. S. McCormick Company Merck & Co., Inc. Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Minnesota Mining ft Manufacturing Co. Jesse S. Morie it Son, Inc. National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Assn., Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Co., Inc. National Industrial Sand Assn. National Lead Company National Ready Mixed Concrete Assn. National Sand and Gravel Assn., Inc. National Slag Association National Steel Corporation Nederland duPont deNemours N. V. Newport Division Heyden Newport Chemical Corp. Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Corning Piberglas Corp. Owens-Illinois Glass Company Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Co. Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Wakefield Corporation Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assn. Casualty Insurance Company Perkin-Elmer Corporation Petroleo Brasileiro S. A. Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company Multiple Membership (27 member companies) Date Joined 1964 1937 1955 1938 1961 1937 1950 Company Pittsburgh Activated Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Process Air Division American Air Filter Company Pullman - Stands rd 1957 1952 1945 1937 1956 Reaction Motors Division Thiokol Chemical Corporation Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corp. Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company 1939 1937 1950 1956 1937 1946 1937 1937 1956 1949 1941 1964 1962 1937 1963 1953 Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company Soap and Detergent Association Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Co. Sugar Beet Products Company 1952 1946 1946 1938 1937 1960 Tata Industries Limited Taylor, Smith fc Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corp. Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toms River-Cincinnati Chemical Corporation 1936 1936 1936 Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation 1937 1960 1938 Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1961 1937 1937 1937 Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Brake and Signal Company, Limited Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products Division Ray-O-Vac Company 1937 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 17. pp mmm P " INDUSTRIAL HYQ 1CNE fOUNOATION OF AMERICA.INC p .. :.P'; ,-v . Pp .';l '''P-''. '.-> -' P .iP ''. . ^" NEW MEMBERS AND MEMBERS RESIGNED January 1 - September 30, 1963 New Membera Comalco Aluminium, Ltd. Freeport Division, N&lco Chemical Co. Marbon Chemical Div., Borg Warner Corp Pipe Fabrication Institute Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Co. Members Increasing Dues Ethyl Corporation {from $100 to $350) Members Re-signed 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 It Color Co. Universal Rundle Corp. Loss to September 30, 1963 $ 75.00 75.00 175.00 75.00 75.00 $ 475.00 250. 00 725.00 $ 50.00 100. 00 1,000.00 200. 00 150. 00 50. 00 150.00 150.00 100. 00 - $1,950.00 - $1,225.00 Member companies represented by proxies (continued): Kaiser Refractories Kennecott Copper Corporation Lava Crucible-Refractories Company Louisiana Ordnance Plant, Remington Office Equipment Div. , Sperry Rand Corporation " Marbon Chemical Div. , Borg-Warner Corporation J. S. McCormick Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Jesse S. Morie tt Son, Inc. National Assoc, of Mutual Casualty Companies National Crushed Stone Association National Industrial Sand Association National Slag Association Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation ' Owens-Illinois Class Company G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Penn Rillton Company Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Assoc. Casualty Insurance Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quarts 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 . 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 U. S. Steel Corporation Wedron Silica Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Member companies represented by proxies: Abrasive Grain Association Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Aluminum Company of America American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Iron and Steel Institute American Zinc Institute Anaconda Company American Can Company American Metal Climax, Inc. American Smelting & Refining Company American Viscose Div. , FMC Corporation American Zinc, Lead & 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. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Davison Chemical Div. , W. R. Grace & Company Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere & Company , Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld & Co. , Inc. . I. du Pont de Nemours & 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-Manville Corporation Jones tc Laughlin Steel Corporation MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --A -- --C-- Abingdon Potteries, Inc. Abrasive Grain Aaaoclation Abrasive Products Company Acme Abrasive Company Aerovent Fan Company, Inc. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemical Corporation Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasivr Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel Works American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Smelting b Refining Company American Zinc Institute, Inc, American Zinc, Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Company Asbestos Corporation Limited Assn, of American Railroads Assn, of American Soap & Clycerine Producers, Inc. Assn. Argentina dc Empresarios Mlneros Assn, of Casualty & Surety Companies* Atichlson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System Automobile Manufacturers Association -- B-- Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Baugh and Sons Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird fc Son, Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Boeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company Bunker Hill Company Can Manufacturere Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Catalytic Combuetion Corporation Celaneee Corporation of America Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel fc Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Products Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Commonwealth Sanitation Company Companhia Sldcrurgica Naclonal Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Copperweld Steel Company Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation ---- D----- Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere & Company A. P. de San no fc Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld It Company, Inc. Dravo Corporation --E -- Eagte-Plcher Company Ebasco Services, Inc. Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractories fc Abrasives Corporation Eljer Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. Esso Research and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Falk Corporation Farrell-Cheek Steel Company Ferro Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foetorla Glass Company Foundry Facings Manufacturere Association Fuller Merrtam Company Multiple Membership (147 member companies) 11 MEMBERS (continued) -----G----- -- M-- Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schwelzerhalle A.G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Ceramic* Corporation General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mill*. Inc. General Motor* Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Glenahaw Glass Company, Inc. W. R. Grace b Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf OH Corporation Macklin Company Manhattan Rubber w Maryland Self-Insurers' Association J. S. McCormick Company Mexico Refractories Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining b Manufacturing Company Jesse S. Morle b Son, Inc. --N-- --H -- Hall China Company Hamilton Emery b Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules Powder Company Homestake Mining Company National Assn, of Mutual Casualty Coe. * National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand b Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association National Steel Corporation Neville Chemical Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company lngersoll-Humphryes Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company -----O-- Ottawa Silica Company Owene-Corning Flberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Johns-Manvllle Corporation --K-- Keasbey b Mattlson Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Abrasive Wheel Company Kirk b Blum Manufacturing Company Koppers Company, Inc. Homer Laughlln China Company Lava Crucible-Refractories Company E. J. Lavino and Company Lead Industries Association London T ransport Executive Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co, G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Pangborn Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Penn-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pltteburgh Coke b Chemical Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Aeeoclatlon Pullman Incorporated Foundation Multiple Membership (Z4 member companies) MEMBERS (continued) --R -- --U-- Reaction Motor* Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Reaearch-Cottrell, Inc. H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United State* Potters Association United States Rubber Company United States Steel Corporation Untversal-Rundle Corporation --S -- Safety First Supply Company St. Joee.ph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Saucreisen Cement* Company Claude B, Schnelble Company Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Sheffield Steel Shenango Furnace Company Slmonds Abraelve Company Simond* Worden White Company Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Ultramarine and Color Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Sugar Beet Product* Company Valley Moutd b Iron Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company --W -- Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company Western Maryland Railway Company Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Weetinghouse Air Brahe Company Weatlnghouee Electric Corporation Wheelabrator Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products Wyckoff Steel Company Tata Industries Limited Taylor, Smith t< Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Trenton Potteries Company Trion, Inc. Tuaco Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 13. M-c. 3 /1 ' d'e-/- 30 -31, /f^7 . /Uf-L foundation Facts t RICHARD WALMIR. M.D., Pittsburgh I oblcm> of r progrins xicologica; -ith recent The rise nuinerablt fety which ingenuity I I j ? t J * f ;d here is j that techighted by >ut rather re of coni through istrial ad- f the <Irahealth to eadershi]i lent that - We at included e of the its scien)f health { J \ j : J I : . \ ^ 1 I i i t ' It is indeed a pleasure to welcome all of vdii to this 22d Annual Meeting of In dustrial Hygiene Foundation, not only be cause I am always happy to see so many members of the Foundation here, but be cause I believe this audience represents the formula for hurdling obstacles that present themselves in just about every major human endeavor. And that formula is communication--not just communication w ithin the boundaries of our own special ties, but communication across lines, across barriers of misunderstanding that lack of information and insight can create. We hope that the program which has been arranged for you will help to bring about a dearer understanding of the interrelation ship of management, technical, and medical aspects of health maintenance. We want at this time to welcome 11 new members to this year's meeting. They are the following: The American Metal Co., Ltd. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System Brazilian National Steel Company Dick Corporation Ceneral Foods Corporation Intrersoll-Humphryes Division of Borg-Warner Corporation Laclede Steel Company Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. Reaction Motors, Inc. Research-Coltrell, Itic. Sheffield Steel Division ot Armco Steel Corporation We hope that you will consider the Foun dation as part of your own technical staff, and we look forward to being of assistance to you. During Jjie past year the Foundation's staff completed a number of important field and research projects. Environmental sur veys were made for member companies to evaluate the degree of hazardous exposures 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 stack 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 biologic effects, and the other to in vestigate the biologic effects of certain chemical compounds. 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 of 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 health 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 W7 ----------------- ----------------- given specific information on their dust problem wrote and thanked us for this assistance and stated "Your advice and references have 'cleared the air' enabling us to face our atmospheric pollution with something more than doubt and suspicion." A second training course for industrial hygiene engineers and chemists was con* ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health Research Training Facility of the U. S. Public Health Service. An intensive two weeks was devoted 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 1962. A two-day seminar on the current aspects of the dust problem was conducted under the sponsorship of the National Industrial Sand Association and the Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association. This provided an oppor tunity for the members of these associations to obtain up-to-date information on the medicat, engineering and legal aspects of problems associated with their operations. The Foundation provides an opportunity for representatives of industry to come together as working groups to explore and better define what they are doing and to take leader ship in planning and developing policies to anticipate and prepare for new problems which we must face in the future. The real strength of the Foundation 16 in the unified action of its mem bers. On behalf of the staff, 1 wish to express our deep appreciation lor 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 - 1961 American Viscose Corporation Armco Steel Corporation Butler County Mushroom Farm, Inc. The Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Davison Chemical Division, W. R. Grace (i Company Ferro-Glo Corporation Hanley Company Hughson Chemical Company Powdered Products Company We6tinghouse Brake l Signal, Ltd. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company i 1 9. A third training course for industrial hygiene engineers and chemists was con ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility of the United States Public 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, I wish to express our deep appreciation for the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee, the Technical Committees, and the executive 6taff of Mellon Institute. NEW MEMBERS - 1962 E. 1. du 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. Stauffer Chemical Company Tamms Industries Company Western Electric Company FOUNDATION FACTS C. RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Managing Director, Induitrial Hygiene Foundation It is indeed a pleasure to have so many of the Foundation', member companies represented here today. The charter members <.f Industrial Hygiene Foundation visualized ir ;i> a unifying agenr. ing in the advancement of occupational health on an industrv-widfront, and I think your presence here today justifies their belief that industry 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. I think the member companies of Industrial Hygiene Foundation are leaders in this respect. We want at this time to welcome seventeen new members tr. this year s meeting. They are: Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation AMP Incorporated Association of American Railroads Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers, Inc. Boeing Airplane Company The Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company Dow Corning Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Farrell-Check Steel Company Jesse S. Morie & Son, Inc. .Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company Sauereisen Cements Company Sperry Gyroscope Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Wald Industries Inc. Western Maryland Railway We hope that all of yon will consider the Foundation as part "f your own technical staff, and we look forward to being of assistance to you. Durlug the past year the Foundation's staff completed a number of important field and research projects. Environmental surveys were [4] ; ( j ; { . - . . , t I I t j ! \ j t inadr for member companies to evalvvat j,ists and other atmospheric contaminan ores- Air pollution surveys, both at rnai tfie outdoor area surrounding industrial a study of the air pollution problems The toxicological laboratory coinpl of the pulmonary effects of synthetic effects ot' the new materials were studi possible hazards and the extent ami ty .ary. A three-year program on the effi normal lungs and oti the evolution of p ing completion. Other projects in th rinding and chronic toxicity studies of A major epidemiological study of plc-ted by the medical staff. Another on is under way. These epidemiological st trial groups, thus making available a s of cases for study. As you know, the Foundation fui linn enter as well. Specific requests fe Hu* technical staff h.v telephone ami i ;.-nr. Hi addition, the luduxlriitl Ify over I4O0 abstracts of the world's life trial health. Numerous reprints and ami uiiuouneed in the and tl meeting were published and distribut We want to thank all of the met: and the various technical committees t >011 as members--so well. All have health maintenance in industry and triburions towards this goal. The term men have expired and new appointm vacancies. Appointed to the Research Ad' ('.ichti.u. Inland Steel Company,- an 'ateh ai Kngineering Company. Three new appointees to the Pvt ire: MV. A. V. Bender. National Beat General Electric Company,- and Dr. I "f Wausau. Additions to the Legal Conunitte [5] 'frULAA*. fall . A. -3^ 1,1 ."Tf> I "i --w "> . * 1.^1 lf pj Me* /V-/r /fsr% We like to feel that through the years these meetings, too, have proved valuable ro yon in affording an opportunity to get together with representatives of fields other than your own so that lines of communication can be strengthened and problems ironed out. We hope that all of yon. and particularly the new members, will take even- opportunity to call on the Foundation's staff for assistance. I would like to welcome, at this time, eleven new members to this year's meeting. They are: Baugh Chemical Company ' The Beryllium Corporation Corn Products Refining Company Crouse-Hinds Company Crown Zellerbach 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 surveys included studies of 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 surveys 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. One of these investigations extends over a three-year period, another over two years. Extensive air pollution investigations continued throughout tic* year. The work carried on by the Foundation this year involved a budget expenditure of a quarter of a million dollars. Figures were cut close, but we expect to end the year with a balanced budget. Our total cash and securities amount to $175,000. Elected to the Board of Trustees this year were Mr. John Bugas, [6] Iauui. Buio. H*. ^ y Ig Vice President, Industrial Relations, ear A. Glaeser, Vivo President and < Smelting Refining and Mining Cmnpa Executive Vice President of United Carl B. Pollock, Vice President in C Ludlum Steel Corporation, took up Board this year. Three new appointees to the La Hill, Ford Motor Company; Mr. Ft Glass Sand Corporation; and Gerald lion. Additions to the Medical Comm quist, The Texas Company; Dr. Nc Company of X. J.; and Dr. Kenneth poration. The Research Advisory Council Gafafer, United States Public Healtl All of these men have already itiveness of the Foundation's activitie fine industrial and professional leade Technical Committees we want to ext. And, of course, we want to ackiu est and support of Mellon Institute '? the wise counsel received from these use the best facilities and equipment All of you here today and the o organizations have shared in the gro Foundation. Without such unificati health of your employees and eonsur achieved little. The best industrial 1 sion could be brought together to p management does not have a real int. nance in industry little progress cai the ease with the member companies tion. Affiliation with the Foundation of the will to aeci>pt responsibility industrial health is concerned. [7] ' it actually required 40 years to do the job. And it t<i ojde to accomplish it. FOUNDATION FACTS ; "why it is important to have organizations such as the i gicnc Foundation and why we at Mellon Institute are vholehcartedly. But it takes even more than that. It tal C. RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Directof, IftdvttrUI Foundation tine representative group of people from industry as j loday to support it. The Foundation has a most capai ; doubly fortunate in having as Chairman of its Board ; deeply interested in the promotion of health in indusl- always available when we call upon him for assistance, h etcher. ; The most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Foundaiion's progress and growth is to lie found right here in this auditor ium. The increasing attendance at each Annual Meeting is evidence of the enthusiastic support you and the companies you represent are giving to the Foundation. With such interest, it was inevitable that the Foundation would achieve much in its first 20 years toward mak science and industry working together we cannot fail | ing better environmental health a reality. With a continuation of this highest possible level of industrial health. ! i interest, we look forward confidently to a still greater degree of I success. : Membership We are pleased to welcome twelve new member companies to this voir !s meeting. They are: Asbestos Corporation Limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Georgia Kaolin Company . Mechanical Industries, Inc. - Phillips Petroleum Company . Pilot Chemical Company Radio Corporation of America | I. L. Stiles and Sons Brick Company j U. S. Asbestos Division of Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. I Western Electrochemical Company i Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation ! This brings the Foundation's membership to 365 companies havt ing a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers to the monthly Digest and other publications now include 128 gov ; ernmental health agencies and other health and education institutions, i Among them are 30 such organizations in 14 foreign countries. 1 Almost every industrial category is represented on the Founda 'ion's membership roster. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be [ 'lie medium through which all of these diversified industries can unite their efforts in protecting the health of their workers and their ! consumers. ! Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest and support of Mellon Institute. We owe a [4] 1 t5] * 'J/l&u.e. /Sudi. Me. f fto-th 17-/%., Transactions of 18th Annual Meeting. Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Thursday, November 19, 1953, P istic, but because the relationship of industrial health with all tinother health fields is becoming increasingly evident. It is directly allied with public health in that a workman must be kept healthy L`4 hours a day if he is to do an efficient job for 8 of those hours. There fore, progressive managements concern themselves with the physical and mental well-being of the worker, his family, his whole community. Physical examinations of employees catch nonoccupational diseases in their incipient stages while there is still time to effect a cure. Physical defects are also uncovered and make it possible to place the man on a job commensurate with his physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically productive years. Health education in tho 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 reduced absenteeism by more than 29%, labor turnover by almost the same, and have ent occupational diseases in half. Considered in this light it is obvious that a good industrial health program is an essential part of any management program in industry. I don't need to spell out to you the disrupting and costly effect that absenteeism alone has on production. The savings through reduction in absenteeism 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 Hygiene Foundation for guidance. Although we have shown a continuing growth over the last 18 years, I ata happy to say that 1953 has been one of our most satisfactory,'as evidenced by: ^Twelve new members-^ Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Continental Can Company Sugar Beet Products Company McLean Manufacturing Company Kennecott Copper Corporation .. Doehler-Jarvis Division, National Lead Company Rem-Cru Titanium, Inc. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation McLain Fire Brick Company Johnson and Johnson ,,, Rnberoid Company St. Regia Paper Company [4] t > Inert Kxee Year Aim-i t iHitut-iii ii the train! well as tb titan <>0*1 member e Held aurvt industrial Koumlatie toxicology country. Forty-two lint ion"* f analytical A nu lioen tm a: involved i eighteen < field servi. Mhii.v mot j-espondett hygiene a' trial Hygi fisted by nnd traits, distribute! New Proc The < offered by show for i' there is st nature of rapidly e> industrial judged "f have not d cannot ret unchanged ng the part year 1o determine and other factor* on tin- fate . m that is basic to the tinderV ds. ' oratory has continued a long-taiiee.s to obtain fundament*! e physiological action of the : s a basis for developing proper h of workers. Amite toxicity ndueted on a number of eomtion to guide research workers j r investigation. ; technical services during the S. McCormick Company .. -iutual Chemical Company of America "he Neville Company : Iwen.s-Illinois Glass Company 'ennsylvania Railroad Company ittsburjrh Coke and Chemical Co. `iUsburgh Plate Glass Co. (2 plants) 'yrene Manufacturing Company _ it. Joseph Lead Company <aife Company iharon Steel Corporation 'he Standard Lime and Stone Company tanley G. Flagg & Co., Inc. iylcania Electric Products Inc. 'ennessee Copper Company 'exas Gulf Sulphur Company 'nion Switch and Signal Company 'nited States Pipe and Foundry Company 7.S. Rubber Company '.S. Steel Company Hygienist of the Foundation, above surveys. I Reprints of addresses continue to be in demand. Requests are still coming in for the talk on "The Human Side of Hti-ines*.'" which I was made at the 1950 meeting by Dr. Donald K. David. Dean, Gradu ate School of Business Administration at Harvard. There have been ( numerous requests for copies of Don G. Mitchell s 1 !)'>! keynote address on Human Dignity." The following companies have affiliated with the Foundation sinee January I: American Foundrymen's Pennsylvania Railroad Company Society Prismo Safety Corporation 1 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company H General Mills, Inc. Sandia Corporation Trion, Inc. U.S. Pipe and Foundry General Steel Castings Company tVest Michigan Steel Foundry Company Lakey Foundry and Machine Company Wheeling Steel Corporation Company The Foundation is now serving more than 3GU member companies. The American Iron and Steel Institute training program is one I of three established at the Foundation. A new--and important one to us--is that of the Foundation's sponsoring the further education of a medical graduate who is at present studying in the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. The University grants a scholarship, and the Foundation gives financial assistance to the student. This trainee program is the beginning of the Founda tion s plan to tTain 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. Listed among the managing director's activities for the past year were numerous talks, one of which took place at the Tenth Interna tional 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, wifli the director. Dr. Brock Chisholm. Dr. H. H. Sehrenk, research director, and W. C. L. Hetneon, engineering director, spoke on "Smoke Abatement'' at a recent monthly meeting of the City Council of Weivtou. West Virginia. Thomas E. Millsop. President of the City Council, also is president of Weirton Steel Company which, at present, lias a trainee in the American Iron and Steel Institute program at the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Laboratory in Mellon Institute. [M] //7/titJ, Siolt, /S') /fs~/ /S)hr yket^Lu 7 FOUNDATION FACTS ANDREW FLETCHER, Enj O. President, St. Joseph Leed Compeny Chairmen, Boerd of Trustees, Industrie! Hyfient Foundation It lias been John McMahon's custom to present to you at this time Foumlation Facts." Thar responsibility today falls on me. Most of you know what the* facts arc. but we have probably a few imw members and a few new friends, so l will just briefly outline them. Our Foundation started in 1035. when a group of companies banded together on account of the silicosis problem. That organization was known as the Air Hygiene Foundation. We had only some 20 com panies, but the early work of the Foundation so impressed other companies that year after year our membership has increased, until today we have approximately 350 of the outstanding companies in the United States who are really interested in improving the working and living conditions of their employees. National recognition to the Foundation as a competent, impar tial research organization was not long in coming, and today, gentle men. we deserve that recognition. T hope that we will always hold it. The eight companies who joined us this year are representative of our membership list--anyone who would like to have a complete U-r of our membership can obtain ir through our offices here. The eight new companies which joined in 10~>() were: Bradley Mining Company A. M. Byers Company Commercial Solvents Corporation Gulf Oil Corporation Joy Manufacturing Company Wyckoff Steel Company General Ceramics and Steatite Corporation Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company T would be amiss if T didn't tell you that your Foundation is in excellent financial condition. We started the year with roughly $101.(Kill in cash and short term Government bonds, and we estimate that we will end lf)50 with $115,000. Major Research Problems Research results in facts. Constructive policies affecting bcivr working conditions can only be based on facts. And facts are cer tainly the product of your Foundation. The goal of our Foundation is somewhat visionary, and its labors will only be completed wln-n [4] i ] i i i t i % t ^sc-lleut working and living ..`.11111111 i, an industry is an accomplished fa. During this last year the Kmim ,,*,...^^1 iug work. \\ c had a major r. ... I.i.-h w as inaugurated for tin- Am flic study, broad in scope, is dcvel,.| -hip between weather and the iuten .irert. The goal of this research is a f .'nmlitioiis in which weather plays an iK v.mi probably all know-, at Donor We made great strides last yeai industrial hygiene in plants. A com) ami served as the basis of an over for a large company and its subsidi mining, glass, chemical, electrical, industries, and covered mpasnremeii by noxious chemicals, dusts, vapors. We fitrished six medical audits them were complete, and involved 1 ijuipmeiit. physical facilities, pract The only reason that I am men plisliineiits is to give you some idea V oil. The Human Side of Industry The Foundation is also studying necessary to meet new conditions in laws, and the establishment of defin the transfer of employees when rp|. tional diseases come up. These are 1 an extend to you. Rut. as you probably realize, w ti.-al. physical matters. We are inter trial hygiene, and I was very happ tlic slogan of ``The Human Side of meeting. Gentlemen, there certainl.' Our Annual Meetings, as yon v-hangc of ideas by the various re agciueut. Much progress has been evidenced bv the attendance at our " hen- attendance is solely by invitat "'ifiivd to the individuals who ar mg working and living conditions. [> # xliicc Mr. McMahon. Managing Director. - i "Foundation Facts.'' The long-tern, . -uest to you am) me are: grown in tlie past 34 years from vcr 3-'>0. am) we today have in or '! ie leadin': companies in Amerieaii , our financial position lias ini;J: 0 in easli and securities, which is gg" for future research and a nice at our Meetings lias grown ry for us to place a limit on the ortunity of once more expressing the Dr. Weidloin and Dr. llamor of tieose help and liberal financial support for me to give you such encouraging i's remarkable growth. [4] i FOUNDATION FACTS JOHN F. McMAHON Mtn+jinf DiicdOf, Ifidujtrial Hrli<n< Fevnddion ^ Membership The followin': companies and organizations affiliated or re-affil| and with Industrial Hygiene Foundation during 39411: , l eere & Company Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Sucony-Vacuum Oil Company Rome Cable Company Texas Company Meta) & Thermit Corporation | Sylvania Electric Products. Inc. Southern Mica Company ' Doehler-Jarvis Corporation West Virginia Manufacturers Association Lever Brothers Company East Indian Railway Field Studies The volume of field studies carried on dinin': the year was greater than ever before. Highlights of this work included half a dozen surveys dealing willi community air pollution; these 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, to determine the health and medical needs of certain member companies. The Foundation welcomes projects of this kind, showing a company what it should have to provide ade quately for the health of its employees, the cost, administrative pro cedures, the medical facilties needed for a given type of firm--these constitute lasting contributions to labor, industry, to human relations, to developing human resources. Personnel We announced to the Foundation's membership the appointment of Dr. H. II. Schrenk as Research Director of Industrial Hygiene Foundation. This pleasing development became eflVctive October 3. Hr. Schrenk comes to the Foundation after establishing an inter national reputation in industrial hygiene at the I'.S. Bureau of Mines and more recently with the I'.S. Public Health .Service. Mr. Theodore F. Hatch is now dividing his time between the Foundation find the new School of Public Health at the University of Pittsburgh-- 'Tm*. /Suit [5] ", i** ^ /7t t'/% f. < l-H-F IN 1948 publications Our nio-t valuable pi; Department Functions an- JOHN F. McMAHON Director, Hyffait foenrirtioo two-year field study by Dr ;(1 33 states. This publico point in planning now li medical facilities for work Membership ' "Safety in Sandblasti The membership of Industrial Hygiene Foundation now number?- trial Sund Association by Through the courtesy of t 353 companies and associations, plus 105 special subscribers. j able to send copies to all F Sew members during the year to date are: Canadian Institute of Stove and Furnace Manufacturers Ferro Enamel Corporation The Glidden Company The B. F. Goodrich Company Homestake Mining Company Pangborn Corporation Revere Copper & Brass, Inc. Seaife Company Standard Oil Company (N.J.) Conferences Three conferences wen neering. and Legal. Tomorrow we hold om chemists, toxieologists. reset conference is sponsored by Meanwhile, applications for membership have just been received^ in the Foundation. from Lever Brothers Company and Southern Mica Company. ThesC This year a new con fen- will be acted upon by the Foundation's Board of Trustees at their, which will he held tomorrow annual meeting today. hers in the glass, pottery, r. Ceramic Conference was an Research in these industries and M. Manager of Hall China C Early this year, the Foundation announced the establishment n Foundation welcomes this d( a new laboratory for industrial toxicology and physiology. This step or other groups of members was taken in response to demands from member companies. The nev; we will be glad to have th laboratory marks a highly important advance in the development arrangements. .Such confcroi this research association of industries--a development that strength] they be held at animal meet ens the Foundation and that promises important benefits not oilin' With phvsieians . . . ei to the members and their employees but ultimately to all members from member companies me? America's industrial society. j industrial health as they re] Two projects, both of one-year duration, have already been initis H-ntatives of management, a? ated and several short-time investigations have been completed. .* in this main meetiny today, omits within an individual < Plant studies and fit Id researches conducted by the Foundation * advancement of industrial hm staff this year have exceeded, both in scope and importance, anythin:, "lent was brought out at one previously undertaken. The work has included a trip by two men t?: "ill advertising also have the South America and a number of trips to Canada. promoting employee health e<i Foundation research will be dealt with fully this morning in ~ ' `'led at the various c-oufei report by Mr. Hatch, our Research Director. j 'his main meeting, are sharpl: f4] ` 'l/ia.-vut. Bull .fie- /JD& /W /S, y.tr* - trWm' r`;</'* Vl- . ` -- : . m -?r_' r*`: yg-Xi r ^yr,iu5t. tv*,?**1 flA^tC- > g?.r : I-H-F IN 1947 JOHN F. McMAHON Managing Director, Industrial Hygiene Foundation What has Industrial Hygiene Foundation done during the past year? The following are some partial answers to that question: At the first meeting of the Foundation's Board of Trustees, on Decem ber 16, 1935, this organization 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: American Can Company Anthracite Institute Atlas Powder Company Austin Motor Company (England) Crucible Steel Company Federal-Mogul Corporation Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Ford Motor Company General Ceramics & Steatite Co. General Electric Company Godrej and Boyce Mfg. Co. Inland Steel Company National Ass'n Fan Manufacturers National Pulverizing Company National Steel Corporation National Supply Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. Sharon Steel Corporation Sun Oil Company Sun Sand Company Sylvania 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 spec:'*! subscribers--governmental agencies, private institutions, etc. Field Work Field work continued to increase in a satisfactory manner and involved studies in approximately 70 different plants. This work will be described '*> Mr. Hatch, the Foundation's Research Director. In an engineering survey for the pottery industry, directed by Mr. Hemeon, Head Engineer, Foundation collaborated with the U. S. Potters Association to hold a Pottery Dust Control Clinic here in Mellon Institute on October 13. Sixteen com panies sent 31 representatives to this all-day conference. 4 | Conferences , Conferences are proving a practical inea.-utj services to member companies. A Medical C ! Conference, and a Conference for Attorneys ; | were held here yesterday. Tomorrow there will \ ' directors, chemists, industrial hygienists and t I sessions, limited to member firms in mining i together specialists, with similar interests and | heavy industry and so serve as valuable vehicles ] mation and experience. But already, some of the 1 exceed conference size. In the year ahead the F j several conferences for specific industries, pos steel industry or for physicians associated with Publications ' ``Health in Industry," the Transactions of ot j issued early in the year. Yesterday the printer < ! "Air-Conditioned Crane Cabs," a publication in o I "Industrial Air Sampling and Analysis," a handb the first bulletin in our new Chemical and Toxic In mid-year the Legal Committee Usuod a tional Disease Compensation Statutes and Develo; Iof the State Legislatures, as well as a memoran More recently the Foundation released a compreh tant Medical Survey of the Bituminous Coal Indu j of the Foundation staff published a number of i nals. Foundation publications for the year are oi The Staff The Foundation's staff is now composed of three girls in the general office. An engineer wa.in the coming year we hope to appoint a laborat help with the monthly Industrial Hygiene Diges a Research Director, a Medicat Director, a Hea other engineers and chemists. Member companie ists as advisory members of their own staffs accordingly. We are glad to announce the establishment o. auspices of the Foundation's Medical Commitce panies may refer questionable chest x-rays. Yo Dr. Walmer, our Medical Director. ,/IJ /Ul-. 7 ///A ftUi , MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Abingdon Potteries, Inc. Abrasive Division, U. S. Rubber Company Abrasise Grain Association Abrasive Products Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of America Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries. Ltd. American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company American Cyanamid Company American Emery Wheel Works American Foundry Equipment Company American Iron & Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Radiator 4 Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting 4 Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zinc, Lead 4 Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anthracite Institute Arrow Mutual Liability Insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty 4 Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co., Ltd. Automobile Manufacturers Association --B-- Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird 4 Son, Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Hill 4 Sullivan Mining 4 Concentrating Company^ --C-- Canadian General Rubber Company, Ltd. The Carborundum Company Caterpillar Tractor Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation --D-- Davison Chemical Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P. DeSanno 4 Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Diakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation --E-- Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Ebasco Services, Inc. Electro Refractories 4 Alloys Corporation Eljer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint 4 Spar Company, Inc. Exolon Company -- F-- The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company H. E. Fletcher Company ' Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Frazier-Simplex, Inc. Fuller Memiam Company * The Funkhouser Company * Multiple Membership 112 MEMBERS OF INI --G-- ; Garco Products, Inc. I Gardner Machine Company I General Abrasive Company, Inc. Genera! Aniline 4 Film Corporate General Grinding Wheels Corporat General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company ( Grinding Wheel Manufacturers As 1 --H-- The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Com . Hampden Grinding Wheel Compar. j Hawley Products Company i Hazel-Atlas Glass Company | Hercules Powder Company John W. Higman Company Mauricio Hochschilu S. A. M. I. O. Hommel Company i Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Interchemical Corporation International Business Machines C> International Nickel Company, Inc. --J-- Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal 4 Coke Company Johns-Manville Corporation Jones 4 Laugklin Steel Corporator -K -- Keasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble Glass Company The Kirk 4 Blum Manufacturing C The Edwin M. Knowles China Comj Koppers Company * Multiple Membership i NE FOUNDATION --c-- Genera] Rubber Company, Ltd. orundum Company vr Tractor Company :lica Company Vhee) 4 Manufacturing Company Coleman, Inc. -ado Mining Association led Mining 4 Smelting Companyid?., Ltd. Corporation tefractories Company Jlass Works Grinding Wheels Corporation -- D-- Chemical Corporation Creek Sand Company {anno 4 Son, Inc. itaT Grinding Wheel Company rrporation Alkali Company mical Company kenfeld Company irporation --E-- cher Company Gas and Fuel Associates ervices, Inc. tefractories 4 Alloys Corporation mpany rporation 'lint 4 Spar Company, Inc. Company --F-- ; Corporation iriing Steel Company tcher Company ' meral Company tor Company Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Simplex. Inc. lerriam Company khouser Company MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --G-- -- L-- Garco Products, Inc. Homer Laughlin China Company Gardner Machine Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh Genera] Abrasive Company, Inc. E. J. Lavino 4 Company General Aniline 4 Film Corporation Lead Industries Association General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company --M-- Glcnshaw Gins; Company. Inc. Mackintosh-Hemphill Company A. I'. Green Fire Brick Company Macklin Company Grinding Wheel Mar.ufactuier- A Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association --H-- Mayer China Company The Hall China Company J. S. McCormick Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Hazel-Atlas Glass Company - Monsanto Chemical Company- Hercules Powder Company i( John W. Higman Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. M. I. Mutual Chemical Company of America 0. Homme! Company --N-- ! --I-- Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Interchemical Corporation International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. --J-- Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal 4 Coke Company Johns-Manville Corporation Jones 4 Laughlin Steel Corporation --K-- National Association Fan Manufacturer* National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel CompanyNational Industrial Sand Association National Lead CompanyNational Sand 4 Gravel Association National Slag Association National Steel CompanyNational Supply Company . The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company Keasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation --O -- Keystone Emery Mills Ontario Mining Association I Kimble Glass Company Oriental Abrasive Company 1 The Kirk 4 Blum Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company The Edwin M. Knowles China Company Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation Koppers Company Owens-Illinois Glass Company Multiple Membership 113 " 'v - ; ~V; .-v-v'-'a -. -;" ' .. - -,v MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- P-- 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 --R-- Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Republic Steel Corporation Rialto Mining Corporation H. H. Robertson CompanyRobe rUun Manufacturing Company -- S-- Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel 4 Machine Co. Sand Products Corporation Claude B. Schneible Company Shenango Furnace Company Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead CompanyStandard Lime 4 Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Sun Sand Company --T-- Tata Sons. Ltd. Taylor, Smith 4 Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company --T-- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc 4 Lead Ore Producers Association --U-- Union Asbestos 4 Rubber CompanyUnion Carbide 4 Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining 4 Mining Company United States Steel Corporation of Del _ Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* -- V-- . Valley Mould 4 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 W'estinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products, Inc. Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolfs New Process Abrasive Wheel, Inc. --Y-- Youngstown Sheet 4 Tube Company 114 SPE UNITED STATES GOVERN* Armed Forces I Army Medical Library : Bureau of Medicine 4 Surgery, Nav 1 Navy Yard, Boston, Mass. ' Navy Yard, Bremerton, Wash. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, X. Y. Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C. Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calif. (2) Navy Yard, Philadelphia. Pa. Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 1 Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va. Navy Yard, San Diego, Calif. Navy Yard, San Francisco, Calif. (: j Navy Yard, San Pedro, Catif. Office of Chief of Engineers, War D Office on Industrial Relations, Navy U. S. Naval Gun Factory Other Federal Agencies Department of State Bombay Johannesburg Mf/bourn* Sydney Wellington Tennessee Valley Authority U. S. Civil Service Commission U. S. Public Health Service Betheadn, Md r.'ha ag't. 111. San Kraru <*, I 'alff STATE DEPARTMENTS OF H Alabama California Connecticut Georgia ' Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Michigan Missouri Montana New Jerse Pennsylva Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washingt West Virt Wisconsir Other State Agencies New Jersey Department of Labor New York Department of Labor New York State Insurance Fund New York State Library Ohio Industrial Commission CITY DEPARTMENTS OF HI Baltimore Detroit St. Louis u n i mitterngi MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --A-- Abingdon Potteries. Iiu Abrasive Division, U. S. Rubber Company Abrasive Grain Assoviation Abrasive Products Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allls-Chalmers Manufacturing Corp. Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company . American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Cyanamld Company American Emery Wheel Works American Iron A Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Radiator A- Standaid Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting 4 Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zinc, Lead 4 Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Arrow Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Ass'n of Casualty 4 Surety Executives* Automobile Manufacturers Association --B-- Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company. Inc. Bird 4 Son, Inc. Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Bunker Hill 4 Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company --D-- Diamond Alkali Company Doak Aircraft Company. Inc. Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakerfeld Company Dravo Corporation --E-- Eagle-rich*.r Company Ebasco Services, Inc. Electro Refractories 4 Alloys Corporation Eljer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint 4 Spar Company, Inc. Exolon Company The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Supply Manufacturer Ass'n Frazier-Simplex, Inc. Fuller Merrtam Company --a-- Galvin Manufacturing Corporation Garco Products, Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Aniline 4 Film Corporatem General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Glensbaw Glass Company, Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass n --C -- Canadian General Rubber Company, Ltd. The Carborundum Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Company Climax Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman. Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining 4 Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation --O-- Davison Chemical Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P. DeSanoo 4 Son. Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Dlakel Corporation --H-- The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawtey Products Company Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Hercules Powder Company John W. Higman Company Maurtcio Hochschlld S. A. M. I. O. Hommel Company Industrial Silica Corporation International Business Machines Corp International Nickel Company, Inc. --J -- Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal 4 Coke Company Johns-Manvllle Corporation Jonea 4 Laughlin Steel Corporation members of industrial hygie. --K-- ^eMbfy and Matttsou Comp.my jjtnnametal, Inc. Keystone Emery Mills Nimble Glas* Company Kirk & Blum Manufacturing Company poppers Company --L-- Lnuphlin China Company Crucible Company of Pittsburgh it J. Lavlno A Company j^ad Industries Association --M -- Mackintosh*Hemphill Company MAtkUn Company M.icmn Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company Mi<|. West Abrasive Company Mine Safety* Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America -- Me -- J. S. McCormick Company --N-- National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company v.trional Industrial Sand Association National Load Company NMlnnal Sand A Gravel Association N*M'*nat Slag Association Voville Company* Ww Jersey Zinc Company N*M-th American Refractories Company Norton Company Vnrton Pike Company --O-- Mining Association wienui Abrasive Company '*tawa Silica Company *n*.Corning Fiberglas Corporation r**ns.Illinois Glass Company --P-- ^'nsular Grinding Wheel Company r*.in.nijlton cnmpany ^ontyivnnla Glass Sand Corporation r**'t'* rwige Corporation ^'hiirch Coal Company "tnrgh Plate Glass Company ^D'lelon, Libby.Owens-Ford Co. t'orporatlon ^^land Cement Association ^ 'ar# R#-s*Rrrh Corporation X'Ray Products, Inc. f^!n Gr*n*In*' "^heel Company, Inc. ^ Altman Company **nufacturing Company Raybeatos* Republic St Rialto Mini: H. H. Itob-i Robertson 2 Safety First Safety Grin Claude li S Scott Aviat Slunango F Slmonds Al> Siirvmds W* South W*st St. Joseph L Standard Li Sterling Grl Tennessee C Texas Gulf i Titan Abras Toledo EdiS' Trenton Pot Tri-State Zl Associate Union Ashe? Union Carbi United State United State Company United Stat* Universal Sa Utah Copper Utilities Res Valley* Moulc Van Cleef Br Vanadium C* Vesuvius Cn Vitrified Wh Waltham Gr Washington Wedron SJlic West Virgin! Associatlor Western Pre< Westfield Grl Westinghous Westinghous Whitehead B Willson Prod Winthrop Ch Wisconsin Al Wolf's New I Youngstown : Multiple Membership 23 -- O-- Diamond Alkali Company Doak Aircraft Company. Inc. Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation ^ y p --E-- Eagle -Ficher Company Ebasco Service*. Inc. Electro Refractories & Alloys Corporation Eljer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint & Spar Company, Inc. Exolon Company mpany es* on --F-- The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Ass'n Frazier-Simplex, Inc. Fuller Merrlam Company --G-- Galvin Manufacturing Corporation Garco Products, Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Aniline & Film Corporation General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass'n *any ny -- H-- The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery St Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley products Company Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Hercules Powder Company John W. Higman Company Mauriclo HochschUd S. A. M.. I. O. Hommel Company Industrial Silica Corporation International Business Machines Corp International Nickel Company, Inc. --J-- Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal & Coke Company Johns-ManvUle Corporation Jones St Laughlln Steel Corporation --K-- K>ast>ey and Mattisoi* Con.jwrij Raybestoe-Manhattan, Inc. Kfnr.amctal, ir<c. Republic Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Rialto Mining Corporation Kir ,\>W Glass Company Kirk & Blum Manufacturing Company H H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company KoiT'Crs Company -- S-- -- L-- Safety First Supply Company Hur t) Laughlln China Company Safety Grinding Wheel & Machine Co. Crucible Company of Pittsburgh Claude B Schneible Company K j. Lnvino & Company Scott Aviation Corporation Industries Association Shenango Furnace Company --M-- >!.it kintosh-Hemphlll Company Maiklm Company Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Metropolitan Life Insurance Company SJmonds Abrasive Company Slmonds Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company Standard Lime St Stone Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Mexico Refractories Company Uld-Wes^ Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America -- T-- Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company -- Me -- J S. McCormick Company --N-- Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc & Lead Ore Producers Association National Association of Mutual Casualty <'om panics* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Load Company -- U-- Union Asbestos & Rubber Company Union Carbide St Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining St Mining Company National Sand dr Gravel Association United States Steel Corporation of Del, National Slag Association Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. The Neville Company Utah Copper Company N*v Jersey Zinc Company Utilities Research Commission* North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company --O-- ^vuarlo Mining Association **"*enial Abrasive Company 'Mtawa Silica Company --v-- Valley Mould & Iron Corporation Van CJeef Bros. Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company ^ens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation --W-- f,ens-l!Unoi* Glass Company Waltham Grinding Wheel Company --P-- ^ tiin*ular Grinding Wheel Company Washington MJlle Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company '^-Billion Company 1 K,Mi5yivania Glass Sand Corporation * Dodge Corporation 1 f,^btirgh Coal Company * JU.*burch Plate Glass Company Division, Llbby-Owens-Ford Co. J^ktroid Corporation niand Cement Association ^tiire Hesearch Corporation 'ers X-Ray Products, Inc. cision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. West Virginia Manufacturers' Association Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westlnghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric f'orj^ration Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products, Inc. Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Woirs New Process Abrasive Wheel, Inc. >1# Membership 22 , rCi: j. ft ` U i` n. s: \TDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION uring Co. .*er Company ot alion -n:jany g Cory. f'A tit* t Company ing Company :pany wecutives* sedation rl Company - & inp Company <. ton : rg Company poration 'Corporation . Inc. any s Aas'n lion Gtneral Abrasive Company, Die. General Grinding Wheel? Corporation General Molor> Corj^jiatton Genera; Refractor; es Company Glat>& Container Association Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. A. F. Green Fire Ei ick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass n The Hal) China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Whrtl Company Hawley J*voducls Company Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Hecla Mining Company Hercules Powdtt* Company John W. Higman Company O. Homnul Company Maiinclo Hochschild S. A. M. 1. Industrial .Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation Internationa) Business Machines Corp. Internationa! Nickel Company, Inc. Jack & Helntz, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal & Coke Company Johnts-Manville Corporation Jones a- Laughlin Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble Glass Company The KJik A* Blum Manufacturing Company Hopper- Company Homer LaurhUn China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. La vino a Company Lead Industries Association Mackintosh-Hem phi II Company MarkNn Comjtany .Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexn-u Reft aotories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America J. S. McCormick Company National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association. Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand & Gravel Association National Slag Association The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mining Association ' Oriental Emery Oompanv Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Corning Fibergla? Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-Rillton Coni|tany Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps I>odge ('oritoration Pittsburgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Plaskon Division. Libby-Owens-Ford CO- Portland Csment Association Powers X-Ray Products. Inr. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc- The Pullman Company Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing C* Pyrene Manufacturing Company ' Multiple Membership MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION K^O'bestos-MonhaUan, Inc. jltj.itblic Steel Corporation Mining Corporation ft H. Robertson Company jt*?< ty First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel & Machine Co. J-trmlV B Schneible Company j^tph E. Seagram & Sons. Inc. jjhi nnngo Furnace Company 5s::.ond5 Worden Whitt Company c^iuh West Box Company t Joseph Lead Company -n,,mkird Abrasive Wheel Company ,<i:,r.dard Lime A Stone Company grsrtfng Grinding Wheel Company Th Sun Rul*l>er Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasive? Company Toledo Edison Company Tlrdo Scale Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc & Lead Ore Producers Association rr.i*n Carbide & Carbon Corporation Vnlted Engineering & Foundry* Company Failed Stales Potters Association United States Smelting Refining & Mining Company United States Steel Corporation ot Del. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utah Copper Company Utilities Research Commission* Valley Mould A. Iron Corporation Van Cleef Bros. Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company Wap ham Grinding Wheel Company* Washington Mill? Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company West Company `West Virginia Manufacturers* Association Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Company Whitehead Brother? Company Willson Products, Inc. "Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolfs New Process Abrasive Wheel, Inc. Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company SPECIAL SUBSCRIBERS UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Armed Forces An Service Command, Fairfield. Ohio Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory Army Medical Library' Industrial Safety Division, Huntsville Arsenal Medical Supply Officer, Fort Mason Buteau of Medicine & Surgery*. Navy Department Navy Yard, Charleston. S. C. Shore Establishments Diw, Navy Dept. Other Federal Agencies Otbce of War Information Libraries: Knnibay Melbourne Johannesburg Sydney 1-ondon Wellington Tennessee Valley Authority* J.- ** Civil Service Commission l S. Public Health Service* PTATE DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH California ^"nnertkut blb*. Illinois Indiana Imt Kanas Mnry land ^Mihigan Missouri Montana New Jersey Ohi>> Oklahoma Tennessee Utah Vermont * Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Oth.r Sut* Agencies L*"*' J.A|*k Department of Labor *v* * State Insurance Fund r>h* Tork State Library* . *" Iadu?trlal Commission Industryn'a ^tpRrlment Labor & 5"iTT DEPARTMENTS of health Reltiinore Bt. Louie Newark SPECIALISTS Dr. Elston L Belknap Dr. Charles Kemm Good Dr. J. W. G. Hannon Dr. E. R. Hayhurst Dr. N. P. Henderson Mr. J. H. Holden Dr. HedwIgS. Kuhn Dr. R. T. Johnstone Dr. C. O. Sapplngton INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons Harvard Business School Johns Hopkins University University of California University of Chicago Libraries University of Colorado University of Texas Health Institute of the CAW-CIO Medical Administration Service New School for Social Research Southern California State Dental Ass'n FOREIGN COUNTRIES Department of National Health & Welfare, Ottawa, Canada Department of Health &. Public Welfare, Winnipeg. Canada Internationa] Labor Office, Montreal MinistOre Sanle & B. E. Social Hyg.. Quebec, Canada British Ministry of Supply Mission Medical Research Council, London University of Sydney, Australia Netberland Government Commission for Scientific Documentation The Government Mining Engineer, Johannesburg, South Africa Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries. Ltd., Ammanford, South Wales Multiple Membership t Multiple Subscription et t< H 3. >* :} : l: t i J!.` \t e< 19^ MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Abingdon Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Abrasive Company Abrasive Division, C. S. Rubber Company Abrasiv e Grain Association Abrasive PiWuct* Company Allegheny Ludlum s*tel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company AUis-Ch&lmer* Manufacturing Corp. The Allison Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company. Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Cyanamid Company American Emery Wheel Works American Iron fc Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting & Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Ass'n of Casualty & Surety Executives* Automobile Manufacturers Association Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Ih'oducts Company Bethlehem Steel Company, Inr.x Bird & Son, Inc. Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company The Carborundum Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel & Manufacturing Company Climax Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman. Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Oorhart Refractories Company Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Davison Chemical Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company Denver Fire Clay Company A. P. DeSanno & Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company DJakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Doak Aircraft Company, Inc. Domore Chair Company, Inc. Dow Chemical Company B- F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation Eagle-Picher Lead Company Ebasco Services, Inc. Electro Refractories & Alloys Corporation Eljer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint & Spar Company, Inc. Exolon Company The Falk Corporation Firestone Tire dr Rubber Company Firth Sterling Steel Company The Flintkote Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Ass'n Frailer-Simplex. Inc. Fuller Merrlam Company Galvin Manufacturing Corporation Garco Products, Inc. Gardner Machine t^lmpany General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Glass Container Association Ulenshaw Glu** t'um^iny. Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company * Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass'n The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Orundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Haw ley iTodwct> Company Hazel-Atlas Gias* Oropany Hecla Mining Company Hercules Towder Company Jhn W. Higman CVmpany O. Hummel Companx Mauricio Hochschlld S. A. M, I. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation Internationa] Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Jack & Heintz, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company J&nUson Coal & Coke Company Johns-ManWile Corporation Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble Glass Company The lvlrk & Blum Manufacturing Company Hopper* Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. Lavino & Company Lead Industries Association Mackintosh-Hemphill Company Mnoklin Company Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America J. S. McCormick Company 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 The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Corning Flberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-Rlllton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation rittsburrh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Plaskon Division, Llbby-Owens-Ford Co- Portland Cement Association Powers X-Ray Products, Inc. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, In*- The Pullman Company . Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturings * Pyrene Manufacturing Company Multiple Membership A /r-/6t f members of industrial hygi Qj^bestos-MarihaUan, Inc. o^pubite -Steel Corporation Rialto Mining Corporation H. H. Robertson Company First Supply Company safety Grinding Wheel A Machine Co, l> S**hn**ihl** Comnnny joU-ph E. Seagram & Sons. Inc. Furnace Company Uifnouda Worden White Company Vmth West Box Company St Joseph Lead Com pan v Standard Abrasive Wheel ''ornpany Stand.rd Lime & Stone Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company VhcSun Rubber Company 7..X.1S Gulf Sulphur Company Tium Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc & Lead Ore Producers Association t*nloik Carbide & Carbon Corporation United Engineering & Foundry Company United States Potters Association United > Comp* United 2" Universi Utah C<> Utilities Valley N Van Vesuvju Yitriftee Walthnt Washir. \V*dron Wet O West V AsrH WeStvl' Westfle Westin Westin Whlteh WUlsor Wiscot WolUs Young' SPECIAL SUBSCE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Armed Forces Air service Command, Fairfield. Ohio Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory Army Medical Library industrial Safety Division, Huntsville Arsenal Medical Supply Officer, Fort Mason l-'ur^Au 0/ Medicine & Surgery. Navy Departments Navy Yard, Charleston. S. C. Shore Establishments Div,, Navy Dept. Other Federal Agencies Office of War Information Libraries: Bombay Johannesburg Melbourne Sydney London Wellington Tennessee Valley Authority U. 5. Civil Service Commission V. 8, Public Health Service* 8TATE DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH 'ullfornia Connecticut Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana b*wa Kansas Maryland 'lUhlgan Mleeouri Montana New Jersey Ohio Oklahoma Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin State Agencies v**w Tork Department of Labor L'w Vork State Insurance Fund T*- Tork State Library ' Industrial Gontmlssion tndustr?nl* *'*PBrtm*nt of Lat>nr ft Dr. El Dr. O Dr. J. Dr. E. Dr. N Mr. J. Dr. H Dr. P. Dr. C Antet r Hart John Unit Unit Unit Unit Hea' Med Ne Son* ctt departments of health Baltimore St. Louts *wolt Newark Multiple Membership t M rt -* t V. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION cturtng Co. bber Company > rporation Company lng Corp. eriva iv ny. Jiiv. jaiit .ny irks tute lnniranov O1 lard Unit ing Company piling Company ompany Executives* Association Is C'tflnpiiny Inc. 1'h**, I Comii.tuy Inn & unnc ''ocipuny my latino. -Icing i\onp:in.i any Corpoi atii-n ion ny ` el Company c. ys Corpomlii.n Insurant* t ny, Ine. Hv.linny nv rers Assn pany . Inc. General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motr.re Corporation General Refractories Company Gtuss Container Association Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Att n The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery A- Corundum Company ilampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Han-1-Ailn* Glass Company Key la Mining Company Hercules Powder Company John W. lllgman Company O. Hommel Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. >1.1. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation international Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Jnr. Jack A Hefntz, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal & Coke Company Johns-Manvllle Corporation Jones & Lauphlin Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble Glass Company The Kirk A- Blum Manufacturing Omnium Koppers Company Homer Laughlin China CompanyLava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh K J. La vino & CompanyLead Industries Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Mnckintosh-HemphlU Company Macklin Company Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Merck A- Company, Inc. Mexico Jtefractorles Company The Miami.-burn Paper Company Michigan Mutual Liability Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical CompanyMutual Chemical Company of America J. S. McCormick Company National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Slag Association The Neville Company- New Jersey Zinc Company . North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Coming Eiberelas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company l'ac-lflc Coast Association of Pulp A- Paper Manufacturers Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-RIllton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Podge Corporation Pittsburgh Coni Company Pittsburgh Plate Ginas Company Plaskon Division, Ubbey-Owens-Ford Co- Portland Cement Association Powers X-Ray Products, Inc. i I I j J j j s , I I j I ! i t i / Multiple Membership MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -fr.-islon Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. iL, Pullman Company L,!,man-Standard Car Manufacturing Co. Uirero- Manufacturing Company *,vi-rrioi>-Manhattan, Inc. Ju,iu. Mining Corporation ji Robertson Company -,/r(> First Supply Company *f. tv Grinding Wheel A Machine Co. B. Schnelbte Company Icsrph E. Seagram & Sons. Inc. gl,. nango Furnace Company pinionds Worden White Coinpany p,.!vy Process Company g,,uiti West Box Company m Joseph Lead Company gtsnd.-ird Abrasive Wheel Company gundard Lime A Stone Company sterling Grinding Wheel Company Stockton Fire Brick Company The Sun Rubber Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Tttan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc A Lead Ore Producers Association . Union Carbide A Carbon Corporation United Engineering A Foundry Company United States Potters Association United Stales Smelting Refining A Mining Company United Slates Steel Corporation of Del. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utah Copper Company Utilities Research Commission Valley Mould A Iron Corporation Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company The S. K. Wellman Company West Company Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westlnghouae Air Brake Company Westlnghouae Electric A Mfg. Company Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products, Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolf's New Process Abrasive Wheel, Inc. Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company SUBSCRIBERS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT an Service Command, Fairfield, Ohio, bureau of Medicine A Surgery, Navy Dept. I'Mrf of Ordnance, Chicago, 111. Industrial Hygiene Service, Oklahoma City. Okla. Industrial Safety Division, Huntsville Arsenal, Alabama Industrial Hygiene Laboratory, Baltimore, Md. Medical Supply Officer, Fort Mason, Cal. .Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C. Shore Establishments Div. Navy Dept. Tennessee Valley Authority C. S. Public Health Service STATES department of Health, California Department of Health, Connecticut Department of Health, Georgia Department of Health, Idaho Department of Health, Illinois Department of Health, Indiana Department of Health, Iowa Department of Health, Kansas , t-.i'imenl of Health, Louisiana Department of Health, Maryland Department of Health, Missouri 'department of Health, Montana Department of Labor, New York f*epartnient of Health, Ohio Department of Health. Oklahoma Dyiartment of Labor A Industry. Pennsylvania department of Health, Tennessee "Partment of Health, Texas department of Health, Utah ^*Partment of Health. Vermont department of Health, Virginia department of Health. West Virginia Partment of Health, Wisconsin TMu*trial Commission of Ohio CITIES Department of Health, Baltimore, Mil. Department Of Health. Detroit, Mich. Department of Health. St. Louis, Mo. OTHERS Dr. Elston L. Belknap Dr. Charles Kemm Good Dr. J. W, G. Hannon Dr. E. R. Hayhurst Dr. N. P. Henderson Mr. J. H. Holden Dr. Hedwig S. Kuhn Dr. Geo. E. Morris Dr. E. D. McDonell Dr. C. O. Sapptngton Johns Houkins University University of Colorado Medical Administration Service FOREIGN Department of Pensions A Health. Ottawa. Canada Department of Health A Public Welfar*. Winnipeg, Canada British Ministry of Supply Mission International Labor Office, Montreal Medical Research Council. London MtnlatSre 8ante A B. E. Social Hyg. Quebec. Canada Netherland Government Commission for Scientific Documet ntation * Multiple Membership 1^3 ' MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Abingdon Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Abrmalve Company Abrasive Division, V. S. Rubber Company Abrasive Products Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allts-Chalmers Manufacturing Corp The Allison Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company. Inc. American Brake shoe Company American Cyanamitl Company American Emery Wheel Works American Iron A Steel institute American Mining Congress American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. American Optical Company American Radiator ft Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting ft Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zinc, Lead ft Smelting Company Aaaconda Copper Mining Company Aaa'n of Casualty ft Surety Executives* Automobile Manufacturers Association Ball Brother* Company Bartletl-Colllns Company Bay State Abrasive Products Citnpany Bethlehem Steel Company. Inc. Bird ft Son, Inc. Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Bunker Hill ft Sullivan Minina ft Concentrating Company The Carborundum Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel ft Manufacturing .'nui|>.iny Climax Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman, Inv. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining a Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Corhart Refractories Company Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Davison Chemical Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company Denver Fire Clay Company A. P. deSanno ft Son. Inc.. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Diamond Alkali Company Domore Chair Company, Inc. Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation Eagle-Picher Lead Coinpany Ebasco Service*. Inc. Electro Refractories ft Alloys Corporal ion Employers Mutual Liability Insurance c.. Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint ft Spar Company, Inc. Exoinn Company The Falk Corporation Firestone Tire ft Rubber Company Firth Sterling Steel Company The Fllntkote Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Assn Frsaler-SImpleg. Ire. Fuller Merrtam Company Galvin Manufacturing Company Garoo Product*. Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Glass Container Association Glenehaw Glass Company, Inc. Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ass n The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery ft Cerundam Cnipn> Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Haiti-Atlas Glass Company Hecla Mining Company Hercules Powder Company John W. Htgman Company O. Honimel Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. M. I. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Tape Corporation International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Jack ft Helnts, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal ft Coke Company Johns-Manville Corporation Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Keystone Emery Mills Kimble Glass Company The Kirk ft Blum Manufacturing Comp my Koppers Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh K. J. Lavino ft Company 1-ead industries Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Company .Mile kin tosh-Hemphill Company Mucklln Company Magma Copper Company Maryland Self-insurers' Association -Merck ft Company, Inc. Mexico Refractories Company The Miamlsburg I'aper Company Mtchlran Mutual Liability Company Mid-West Abrasive CompanyMine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America J. S McCormick Company National Crushed Stone Association. Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Slag Association The Neville CompanyNew Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Tike Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company t-'wens-Cm-nlng Flhenrlas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company Pacific Coast Association of Pulp ft T'i"'T Manufacturers Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Penn-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Dodse Corporation Plttshureh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Plaskon Division. IJbbey-Owens-Frd' Portlsnd Cement Association Powers X-Ray Products. Inc. I MEMBERS OF INDUS': I precision Grinding Wheel Company. I The Pullman Company puliman-Standard Car Manufacturln, pyrene Manufacturing Company paybestos-Manhstian, Ini Rialto Mining Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel ft Machine Co i Ciaude B. Schnelble Company Joseph E. Seagram ft Sons. Inc. Sbenango Furnace Company Simonds Worden White Company Solvay Process Company- South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company Standard Abrasive Wheel Company Standard Lime ft Stone Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Stockton Fire Brick Company The Sun Rubber Company Texas Gulf 8ulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company Trenton Potteries Company Ttl-State Zinc ft Lead Ore Producers Association . St FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Air Service Command. Fairfield, Ohii Bureau of Medicine ft Surgery, Navy Chief of Ordnance, Chicago, 111. industrial Hygiene Service. Oklahom City. okla. Industrial Safety Division, Huntsvlll. Arsenal, Alabama Industrial Hygiene Laboratory. Baltimore, Md. Medical Supply Officer, Fort Mason, t Navy Tard. Charleston, S. C. Shore Establishments Plv. Navy Der Tennessee Valley Authorlty C. S. Public Health Service STATES Department of Health, California Department of Health, Connecticut Department of Health, Georgia * Department ot Health, Idaho Department of Health, Illinois Department of Health, Indiana Department of Health. Iowa Department of Health, Kansas Department of Health, Louisiana Department of Health, Maryland Department of Health, Missouri Department of Health. Montana Department of Labor. New Tork H-rariment of Health, Ohio "pertinent of Health. Oklahoma Department of Labor ft Industry. Pennsylvania Department of Health. Tennessee Department of Health, Texas g^rtraent of Health. Utah ~Partment of Health. Vermont Department of Health, Virginia "jbjrtmrnt of Health. West Vlrglnl department of Health. Wisconsin esairlal Commission of Ohio * Multiple Membership B K3t 1 New Members During 1942, 11 more companies and associations affiliated with Indut Effects of Exposure to Welding and Tuberculous Animals. trial Hygiene Foundation in the organization's efforts to promote health fa Air Flow Measurement by th< working conditions, namely: Measuring Air Flow in Indust General Motors Corporation Koppers Company Flintkote Company General Refractories Company Owen*.Corning Fiberplae Corp. Domore Chair Company Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Strathmore Paper Company Dresser Manufacturing Company Davison Chemical Company Pacific Coast Association Pulp and Paper Manufacturers I_n addition to these contributio: proceedings of the 1941 meeting, two and its monthly Industrial Hyg\ Lf articles, legal decisions, and news i carried during the year in that ] There are now 246 company and association members in the Found* Ag a wartime measure, the Foun< tion. These organizations, practically all of them directly engaged in w* , ^ the extension of the sendees to production, employ between 2 and 3 million war workers. ^his aid includes plant hygi< making in increasing numbers in all ' Plant Hygiene Surreys The value of Foundation member The introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals in manufacturing member makes it. Companies can u processes, some with little known toxic effects, is demanding even greate benefits. Call upon the Foundation j attention to plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses continu bership can help you keep your wort to be the most common of all occupational diseases. The Foundation has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in an] previous year. These investigations, supervised by Frank R. Holden, checi -------------- on the possible existence of health hazards in the workplaces. If hazard are detected, effectual measures are devised for their correction. Beside fostering healthful working conditions, the Foundation's plant survey DR. EDWARD R. WEIDLEIN (I are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing harmonious labf man. Members of the Industrial Hygie relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which are often source4a pleasure to welcome you to Mellon of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. years of association that we have had The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, botiiv' ery satisfying one. When we realize state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One evideno with a small group to try to bring abo of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in tb standing between labor and industry . year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation public* trial Hygiene Foundation, in improvir tions at less than cost. Since this arrangement was initiated 12 month think we can all he gratified with the p ago, 4 federal agencies including Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 citi not only had splendid support from lat have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an mon basis for general improvement of 4 private specialists have also availed themselves of this material. had splendid cooperation from every s the country, which is demonstrated ii Research The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering search in industrial health with grants to The Saranac Laboratory, Just given you. These advances have led to const* In industry and to a better understand siirtvy aotf PPeAnnnnstvyIltvraanntioa aonn/d4 HHaerwvaarMd SCacHhaoaoil ao#f PPiuthblliiAc HUaeaaUlthh. Findings /Irvoann . . _ . " .. tvslize the importance of the eonservat these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in tori pec (ally while we are so short of labc cology is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. *y possible. Publications I don't know of a better tribute th than to have the Honorable Paul V. & Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to mem "extremely busy office, as you know : bers during the year. These publications, giving the results of research the time to address this gathering. are as follows: *PPorte and encouragements that we 1. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films, Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms on Large Films. I take great pleasure in introduce I New Members During 1942, 11 more companies and associations affiliated with Induj Effects of Exposure to Welding 1 and Tuberculous Animals. trial Hygiene. Foundation in the organization's efforts to promote health^ working conditions, namely: Air Flow Measurement by the Measuring Air Flow in Industri: General Motors Corporation Koppers Company Flintkote Company General Refractories Company Owena-Corning Fiborglaa Corp. Domore Chair Company Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Strathmore Paper Company Dresser Manufacturing Company Davison Chemical Company Pacific Coast Association Pulp and Paper Manufacturers In addition to these contributions proceedings of the 1941 meeting, two et jc^and its monthly Industrial Hygiei { articles, legal decisions, and news ite been carried during the year in that pe There are now 246 company and association members in the Founds t wartime measure, the Founda tion. These organizations, practically all of them directly engaged in w* .j (j,e extension of the services to nc production, employ between 2 and 3 million war workers. This aid includes plant hygien piaking in increasing numbers in all ty Plant Hygiene Surveys The value of Foundation membersh The introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals in manufacturing member makes it. Companies can util processes, some with little known toxic effects, is demanding even greats benefits. Call upon the Foundation me attention to plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses continn bership can help you keep your worke: to be the most common of all occupational diseases. The Foundation has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in an previous year. These investigations, supervised by Frank R. Holden, cheei ----------------- on the possible existence of health hazards in the workplaces. If hazard are detected, effectual measures are devised for their correction. Beside fostering healthful working conditions, the Foundation's plant survey dr. EDWARD R. WEIDLEIN (Dii are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing harmonious labo iman, Members of the Industrial Hygiene relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which are often source a pleasure to welcome you to Mellon In of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. years of association that we have had v The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, bot very satisfying one. When we realize t state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One evideno with a small group to try to bring about of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in tb standing between labor and industry an year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation publiciitrial Hygiene Foundation, in improving tions at less than cost. Since this arrangement was initiated 12 monthf think we can all be gratified with the pre ago, 4 federal agencies including Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 citi not only had splendid support from labo; have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an mou basis for general improvement of a 4 private specialists have also availed themselves of this material. had splendid cooperation from every sci the country, which is demonstrated in just given you. Research The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering I* These advances have led to constan In industry and to a better understand^ search in industrial health with grants to The Saranac Laboratory, Univei today is going to prove more valuable th sity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Public Health. Findings froi realize the importance of the conservatio these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in toxi specially while we are so short of labor, cology is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. ay possible. Publications I don't know of a better tribute that than to have the Honorable Paul V. Me Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to mere n extremely busy office, as you know th> bers during the year. These publications, giving the results of research he time to address this gathering. I are as follows: upporta and encouragements that we hi 1. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films, Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms on Large Films. I take great pleasure in introducing 6 7^ pl'llc if ). S. B. 509, also introduced by Senator Murray, would pro. ;ions to states, which put in effect occupational disease prt aroved by the Secretary of Labor. Such prevention plar.,1 subject to the administration of the State Labor Depart ?ncy charged with the enforcement of the labor laws of ti Iso have to comply with certain other requirements dtuil^j pliance with some of these requirements would, I belies, hange in the method of taking care of industrial hygietu imber of the states. These features are similar to tho earlier bill mentioned above, opposition to which was . : health authorities. These bills have not progressed and. eneral opposition thereto, including that of some federal s unlikely that they will be enacted: but they deserve mensummary of legislative action in the field of occupational of occupational diseases has been receiving the increasinr slatures during the past few years. Including the low in Utah, there are now twenty-five states and the District 'hich compensation is granted for occupational diseases in hese we find that fourteen first enacted legislation on tr.ir j. Enactment of similar laws in the remaining states is to jably in the near future. It also seems likely that some ving such laws will revise them in the light of added exper ases, particularly among the earlier laws, sufficient know!r to permit the enactment of a well-rounded program of ase compensation. Today, it is felt, mistakes of the pav e avoided. Organizations such as the Industrial Hygiene nerica, in broadening our knowledge in this field, are doing :complishing this end. Under proper laws, industry is leu led with claims for which it should not be responsible: at he workman receives compensation for disabilities attnb;ards of his employment. But even more important than mention is directed to prevention. vention, workmen who otherwise may have become disabled ;n on the job. Industry is saved the cost of compensation greater importance, particularly today, the loss of valued C. E. RALSTON'.* Chairman Thirteen companies have affiliated with the Foundation thus far this tear. They are: Corhart Refractories Company General Motors Corporation Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Internationa! Business Machines Company Merck & Company Miamisburg Paper Company Michigan Mutual Liability Company Neville Company Pittsburgh Clay Pot Company Plaskon Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company Standard Lime and Stone Company Toledo Edison Company Two of the above are old members who dropped out during lean years sat renewed their memberships during 1941. Meanwhile, four companies resigned during the year. It will be impossible to make a full report on membership work until the end of the year. A campaign for new members is now in progress and ** have reason to be optimistic about its results. Mr. Lewis H. Brown, President of Johns-Manville Corporation, which has held membership since ;ij Foundation was started, has kindly agreed to assist us in the undertaking. The campaign has been necessarily held up by the fact that the Foundation sas been in the process of changing its name. That change was advocated the Membership Committee, as well as many other persons interested in he Foundation, at the meeting here one year ago. After circularizing the embership, and after the due processes of the law, the change from Air Hygiene Foundation to Industrial Hygiene Foundation became official only vcently. In fact there are still some final legalities to be disposed of at a Easiness session here today. Increasing industrial activity tends to increase health hazards--and at * time when the nation sorely needs maximum manpower. Therefore, the *ork of the Foundation is more important now than ever before. It helps wnpanies keep precautions apace with production, which is the only way ** can offset the increases in sick absences and occupational disease which **'itably accompany an increase in the industrial tempo. In endeavoring to fulfill this important function--keeping precautions * step with production--the Foundation is performing more and more field *<>rk for its member companies. During the past year our industrial `J'kienist, Mr. Mallette, covered approximately 25,000 miles in making plant *',rveys and "trouble shooting" where new processes were being installed, * new materials introduced with questionable health effects. Survey work *** performed in seven states. In August, the staff hygienist flew 2,700 miles in three days covering Safety Director, Pittsburgh Piste Glass Company. 117 /f#> REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. E. RALSTON,* Chairman Eleven new members affiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation during past year. The new members are: 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-ray Products, Inc. Pullman Company Rustless Iron and Steel Corporation Toledo Scale Company Meanwhile, eleven companies failed to renew their membership .. January. With the business upturn--increased production creating im r.-,-. need for health protection--a number of these companies are exp'v-.-i return to the fold. While the resignations balanced the additions, maintaining * n.- - , membership at 225 companies, there was an increase of about $10" a ... in income. This is accounted for by the fact that most of the companies A*' resigned were small firms. Six of them were in the $50 a year . '.* whereas most of the new members are larger companies in the higher ! <* bracket. ' As Dr. Meller has announced, there has been a pronounced inerr*- * the Foundation's survey service to its members during the year. This ,t significant development. It links the benefits of Foundation more firmly with every-day plant operations. An industrial concern does not know its health hazards, or its lack of them, and have this inf >n tion in a scientific, specific form, is like a company that does not kno * costs. Industrial hygiene surveys are simply inventories. Like invent they must be made periodically. The advantages of such a procedure *" manifold. In case of claims, you have a record showing what the health v " 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 removes the "guess 'r' ' * speculation as to whether there was or wasn't a hazard at the time r '^ tion. Further, as Mr. Fletcher pointed out here a year ago, a survey from an outside, independent agency carries more weight in Court a compensation commission than does a report prepared by your '" ^ In other words, an outside party can talk with greater weight ah' u than you can talk about yourself. You all know man's capacity for spreading rumor, how tales gr""' Safety Director, Pittsburgh Plate Glaas Company 6 jj;d how sensational they tan beiomc. Bil ".ant. says, "there's a lot of dust here." Joe fom says, ``maybe we'll get silicosis." Art i V got silitosis." Bill excitedly suggests, "in: , , And so on and on. This sort of thing stirs . ate claims. rder to assure their workmen that they i ...... v.o member companies not only have the F< they Pyst a summary of the lindings on ; Plants of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compai ,, . ,p.:n in detail to the employees the conditions } a -<n surveys were being made we explained the i and in all instances the response from tl i The survey service is developing to the point \i .r.g j-kod by some companies to take over all of t! ^ u-r-- them of the responsibility. After the comp! ,.f alt of our operations, an Industrial Hygi WV continued this arrangement for five years ri ill the operations on a high plane from a he; . n't lime we find that only an occasional check . -- .: .rveys in connection with new installations. . ' r :i.;.ng the facilities of the Air Hygiene Foun ' n i-ur Medical Advisor, Dr. C. P. McCord. - - irvcy. . >n-.panics have joined the Foundation for . . ,rvi y made and, gratified with the results, -r i .ii,,Ie plant or group of plants. ' - irveys are just one reason for Foundatioi * > national association of private industry that ` r ad research on industrial health. At this - ** reports on the findings from this research. < health may not excite you, it may be hard > rrkearrh is the only path to progress in indust: . must do it. Now is it to be done by industr * e to join the ranks of those whose solution Government do it"? That philosophy is th "*-** *o tragic results. When we get to the point "r '`rything for us, then we have some form of -v.',T vv,,lnc (yrgat on the philosophy that gov ` ' `he people for government. f ;1'" brilliant features of Air Hygiene Fou ,, ` ` s voluntary undertaking by industry to pr ' " ..'t.iij-try attacks a great sociat-economi ,** ` necessity for Government to step in at ,r* w" to do these things for ourselves or a * , ' 0'*e do them for us? There is nothing ^ f*et that democratic Britain has recently. ^ ^'yh industry that it must meet certain reqt *''* 'rat it must retain the counsel of compe *.K ,T> are more patriotic motives for Founds- l il pV 3 y 1 i-Oi' Members of Air Hygiene Foundation, as of Nov. 30, 1937 Abingdon {Unit*ry Manufacturing Company Abrashe Company Abrasive Mining A Manufacturing Company Abrashe Products Company Aliacbcoy Steal Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company Amerlcao Air Filter Company American Brake Shoe and Koutkby Company American Emery Wheel Work* American Laundry Machinery Company American Mining Congress American Potash A Chemical Company American Refractorlea Institute American Smelting A Refining Company American Sine lattltotc American line. Lead A Smelt Lug Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Asbestoc fibre Spinning Company Amo. of Casualty and Surety Eaeeuilu* Aitapulgus Clay Company Automobile Masnrfacturers Associattm Prank Bancroft Company Rarre Granite Association Bartlett-CoUira Company C. 0. Bartlett A Snow Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bird Archer Company Bird A Son Black Produets Company Blaa-Knox Company Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Brockway Clave Company, Inc. Buck Gian Company Buckeye Producls Company Bunker Hill A Sullivan Mining A Con centrating Company The Carborundum Company Central Pa. Coal Producers Asaoclatinn Outre) Siliea Company Chicago Wheel A Mauufacturitig Comp.my Climax Molybdenum Company Consolidated Fel&par Corporation Copperveld Steel Company Corhart Refractories Coawany Corning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company Denver Fire Clay Compai<y A. P. deSanno A Ron. Inc Detrolt-Rtar Grinding Wheel Company Diamond Alkali Company B. P. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation E. I. duPont deNemours A Company Eagle Pleher Lead Company Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company Company Feldspar Milling Company FindLty Clay Products Company Firth Sterling Steel Company Flintkote Company Foundry Supply Mamrfaeturers Association Foote Mineral Company (bitke Corporation General Abrashe Company General American Transportation Company General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Refractories Company Geneve Feld.pnr Company Gladding. Mcfte.ni Company Gle.v Container AiSociatloo (Uemtuw Glass Company GuJdl/ig- Keene Company Guulcb l*ump, Inc. Granite City 8teel Company A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Mamtfarturers Association Gypsum Association Hie Hall Company Hamilton Emery A Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wlteel Company Harbteon-Walkrr Refractories tlompany Harrbburg Steel Company Hecla Mining Company Hercules Mining Company Jolin W. Higman Company Ttie H1U A Griffith Company Idalio-Uaryliml Mines Corporation IUIimD Clay Products Company Industrial Silica Corporation Institute Boiler A Radiator Mfrs. International Nickel Company Jamison Coal and Coke Company Jubns-Mamllle Corporation Keasbey A Mattison Company Keystone Emery Hills Kimble Class Company Edwin M. Knowles China Company LacledeCbrtsty Clay Products Company Homer Laochltn China Comfiany Lata Crucible Company of Pittstiurgh E. J. Lcrtno A Company Lead Industries Association l.lirbey-CHtetis-Ford Glass Comiwny la* Angeles Chamber of Commercr .Mueklin Company Magma Cupper tlomiany MalMesuu Alkali Works. Inc. Mayer China Company J. S. MeCormick Company Metals Refining Company Mexico Refractories Company Michigan Alkali Company Mid-West Abrashe Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Mississippi Glass Comjtany Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company National Crushed Rtone Associaihm National Feldspar Association National Grinding Wheel Cooipuny Nat tonal Industrial 8and Avsoelatino National Lead Company New Castle Refractories Company North American Refractories Company North Carolina Feldspar Corporation Norton Company S. Obermayer Company Ottawa Siliea Company OwetM-Illlnols Gian Company Peninsular Grinding Wheel Corapam 1`enn-Bllllnu Company Fennsyhanla Glass Hand CorimraUmt Charles E. Petthios Phelpe Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Clay Pot Co. Pittsburgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company G4 I JA^r 30. /j31 Pittsburg. I'ortsmouri, SaUc t ilt, r ('<". Precbit r.nr.i'-.; V. tt <luig!e> Coii.pa u Kaytie.;to5-Moi.!../.tji: t-nj Kialto Mining term H. H RnlifftS'-n Company Safety Grinding W^ecl l M. i Claude H Rehr.eit..'- Conn ;u.t Keahoarrt Feldspar Compai > Seining P*.lte-ry Company Shenanito Furna<* Company Almond- Wi-idtn WhittC-irr, * Simplex Engineer :ue Cimv Keith Facing K Oto- . Sub ay Proft'- Ompam Southern Feim AIM* c<pi. .. St. Joseph Lead Comp,*' . Standard A!*ru?hc When C<.mp`t-y Standard 8aniiny Maoufu-ni: rig < Sterling Grinding Whe*' Frederick B. S> evens. Inr. Rtoekton Fire Brick (Ymp*:... Superior Flake Craph:*r Cmsi-aii;. The Taylor. Sfilh A l.v.im C-::::.. flia*. Taylor Sons Comp;n> Titan Abrssite.* Compa*?} Treftlon rniterle*-. In** '* gl1 v*. ir-'-v >37 is r.mburffli SiJifa Hand Company Rrfrjio'nnes Compaq t*eM.u Grinding Wheel C . !:; gm^.'O Company i-'1* Uo Mi;J.4Uai> Cuirp.ti:> k.jio Mininc Company II H Rirf.erwn Company Cr.inline Wheel 4. Machine i CjikV ! HcImeihU- Company Feldsiur Company v.rl:i 1'i.tter) Company ririontfi- Furna**o Company m*v.h.h ttord> . While Cmrn..i \ Mii-lei K*icnrrr:iic CoJB'Moy s*t(!i Kteloc A Snjtply r>-ni|>..n.. ,,ijv I'rnr* -n Company wliern feint fnmpa;t> v J<t"rf.h l.r.vt Company * it*|*fil A!M.`h* Wheel Company K*ni:tit ManufxeiurirtR C<< Grrndnti: Wheel Cnropafiy iif.hrrek H K'erens. Inr. Mrc Hr ick Company sjq^rl* r Fljke Graphite Company il.r Te>W. So'ith 4 Taj lor Cnmtuiny Taylor Sens Company ins Abashes Company ;v*H Hr Ti'ileries. hie lrj`8Ute Zinc A !<ad Ore I'rotJucer.s Assorijtlo'' 1 (uoii Carbide Company l piled Feitbpat Owporatlnn l ulled 8U^<*n GranMie Company Coiled 8lale> Cotter-. Association Cuited Stales Smelling, Krftulnc * Minnie IV Culled Rule* Steel Crj>uraUon Cnieers*l ftantlary Mahufaeturlit* Cnmpa.iy Vjlley MouM A Imn Coins .any VPrenuf Oilim riumhlrtf Fixtures Asaorfation VJtrlJVd Wheel Company WjIlham Grunin* Wheel Company Washington ili'U Emery llannfsetitnua Com.nmy Wedron Silica Company WVII-Mcl-aln Company We**t Company Western EleeliU- Company West Add Grinding Wheel Caouoniy WeHIncJmtisr Air Brake Company Westiughottce Electric l Manitfaeturio; C.imiuny Whitehead Brothers Coomumj Willson Product.-5. Inr. Wisconsin Abr.vhe Company Wolf's Ne Process Ahrxitr Wheel, lor. K. J Woodi -on Company Worth Steel Cnmna ly YiMinsrnirn Shnl 4 Tube Company I'M . V f / V L: l : **> J'.:. . ;