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; *' >n L' -\-t, t* J* By nOam SeperiaMndyrt, Divisiem f> Safety' sad Coltabus* Okie* bovswber 22* 19bfi ufost or utb a*jbul imiA iroosnai. Hnua voorrimox hsioi issnira. ranaBonca, m. Tbe gmmrs'Tms sling of the Industrial listens Foundation was Vi* only meeting toot Mribara of tbe organlasfrUa* wwrm permitted to ettend. Thaee meetings were concerned mars with problems ofgenswsl health, personnel relations and oooial T-r* rethsr than industrial hygiene. Bo aaro no* permitted to at- the attWn1..f*rrftrrntti in* englflMFlag ecofereoes or the conference of in dustrial Fyglirrtfts and teuocloglste ^exo tbe roal problems of Interact to Vila Dlruioa oofo diooaaaod. tba following wibjaota aaro discussed In tbe general D**tine e BOB BIO la'OSS JOB* -- ty Andrew Fletcher, President, St* Joseph Lead Co^ergr* Board Chairman* Jhsastrial Ionian* 'foundation* Mr*. 7le.tcbor pointed out1teat ill health causes the' loan of billion aan boors of sort each y*ar< with a loss of'27 billlob-ib national wealth. John F. HiSUhon, a .ruling Director of tbs Industrial $rgiaae~ Foundation discussed tbs ernea sufajeot. Fla pointed cat tbsV the Industrial Hygiene Foundation bad established a new labor** tory on toxicology; and phystclocr* In addition to publish lag tbs Industrial Hygiene Digest, tbs* Foundation also publlshws special pasphl eta sucb ae Industrial Health Department Functions and Belationshlps* and 'Safety in Sandblasting*. Bs stated *"'at ths J9US Income of tbs Foundation was F1/`>nrn and expanses tlca,QOO. He also stated that there are 300*000 'mom orgaoin chemical caapounda, and that it ia up to. industrial hygienists to know something about amaj of thass ocapoundo. OOOD FSaXTH Is GOOD BOSOTSS* - by Tbocaaa Ferres* 1. U. Sean* ** Qraduate School Of Public Health* Cnlweryity of Pittsburgh. former surgeon general of ths U. 3. Public Health Service and D*k: of tin New Graduate School of Public Health at ths University of Pittsburgh, dis cussed plans for his school/ Aaorg other thlnge he etatad *The record mows* however, that wbll* American bnsineea puts to wort promptly the best th.t is know In the nechenloal wad engineering scienos* it has not applied so fully tbs fund of knowledge acctnulated In tbe health sciences. There is s vast body of knowledge concecnlng disease prevention end health prosotioa which* eo far, has not been put to week** In discussing Ao should promote the health actlvltlae of a group of people - labor or erplcyera - bo stated that loyalty is wu> oy the group mo la able to seat tba problems* ATOMIC EXSddX* ty John Z. Boevs* I* D., Chief of Section on Uedlolne* U. 3. Atomic Energy Cnsmlirion. Dr. Bowers stated that there are two fundamental problems) one* Vio proolaa of Industrial hygiene In connection with the creation of atomic energy end, two, the use of radio active isotopes In research* He stated that the Atomic Energy Com!salon prescribed conditions in mich suck isotopes could be used In re search. Ths two chief nethods of determining radiation are by Geiger counters end s person carrying a dental fill. In his pcckst. Protection is afforded by distance ind by barriers. Soon airplanes may be driven by atomic power. The chief barrier to the use of atomic energy in trains* mips Mid airplanes ia the fact tr.a _ it tax Ob s large concrete barrier to prevsot injury from radiation. '"'-IT r-1. fp'JMa-.fiOS I. U'l.'i0" - ty Theodore F.. Hatch* Research j-lrwctar* In dustrial yy%lane foundation. for boaetios Ur. Hatch has bean working on the problem of tbe role of particle ala* In determining the naaard of dust and fUmee* He la also working on problsns of r*>.l-nt last in the glass Industry* Be stated that Tinea it asms to meennrtng the offset of radiant aeat on a worker* the air movemanti sea not effective sod that they should throw away their thersositers. Re stated tbe functions of tbe 7 *' I /-Sr'* aapart ef 4ewi Xeefcing, Joduetrial ^pm Fwodetlos. -Y ladiatrial Rjrgieoe fouadietloa ware* . : r- 1* To endear, dueetlsaa reietiwe to health haarris. 2. Rake induetrlel tgrglane aunwgrs. 3. Rcrloa pleat* dsojgns. I * U. Deelgs eshsaet aystaaa. \\` 5; Review asdloaloaoe*. <S. Cooonlt on pathological toot*. smuaiaa of roxai, and BBiniMnn cdhtoucd* Medical* - ty C. Richard falser,' # 0. Seoretoey, Radical Ccneittee, IndustrialflygisEe ro" oa q> datlso. , ` T .` .... Dr. falser n visaed the aodtoal ecahruM which aae attended ty nlnetgpKflve physicians and aorgeona fron mmbwr cnapanleo., iooag other things thoro see o pend discussion OQtoberculoals ia ladestiy. Or* fiarran dlscuaasd tbs Ira Ckradnate Sshnol of Public Bealth at the BniverelV' of Pittsburgh, and a report sa submitted on the London eoafarenas oo boa1th. Engineering* - fcy V. c* L. H,mboo, Secretary, Engineering Cnealttes,In dustrial Hygiene Posmdatloa. ( : , Om hundred teaaVfive engineers from cobar ocpanlse attended this conference. Sub,) vote dlacuassd Were* le ' 9taidc gala problem*. 2. - Rsplacaeaat air and reoiroulatioc of air. 3* Totting r;snta. "> ). ` : 4% Report on heat radiation. 5. Rlsoallaaeoua problsaB ouch aa reatllatlng eel ding, ventilating mrthggrlndmr*, flawof daot la dr duets and the report oo . engineering field work la regard to the attg stedy *t honor*. Pa. At thli point Dr. Tomisand of the 0. 3 Public Health Service eee introduced. The following ia quoted fro* a Pittsburgh paper, rttieh the writer heliervee to be interesting! "Dooare Saog To Oct Pull 0.3-Probe. Federal Official Calls Problem of Air Pollution Botlovertdo. An orbeuetiTc medical survey of amtg oanditlaoa In Donors and the entire Honcagahela Valley tee promised Thursday by the-United Statee Puhlio Health Sendee. Anaouacaaient of the eurwy was Bade before the thirteenth annual abating of the Xadnetrial Rygimm Pound-tinn in Hellon Inetitate by Dr. Janes 0. Tomaaod,- ohitf of the dirialor of lndaatrlal hygiene of the 08PBS. Dr. Tumaend called the ^sterloue smog that tilled 20 pereooa In Donors three eeaks ego a (problem that tranaoeade Dor-wr* ami la nationwide in aoope.* Sang Uore Then Anaoyanoe. Ka sale1 his division'a atndy would be s thorough one, with teeta and probing of tho people, piiait and life, and Industrial prcceaeea in the area. 'ie b-'.vc to get over the idea that ar~f ia Just a cuiaance,1 aald Dr. .CMnaer.d. *7hor Is no condition confronting ua that ia aora terrifying.' interest of tin us !t in the Donors tragedy will cower oaaea of air pollution in other parte of the country, he ii, nos Angelas, Louisville and parte of loot Virginia. s tar. t. E. fletyea*, ft>--rly with the Hotbed Hatn kM of . bate; ME bean sent XT-- faBiIngton by the OSP bo take charge of bbe. investigation, fo--oand said* Preliminary- plsoa^for ibo lnvavtlgstl-- r* --do ob Millra laob oesk babas-- Or. Scfcrank, Down Council, --dleal aathorlbloo god reparoeonbotlvoe of oamg--nt and labor* inotbar oooh Boobing. Mil bo bold oa Tueofby* Co-oporsblflE of Stoto* Car. To--and ooid bio division't probe lo boUfc ebatfligted' with full oo-eperatloa, also of too Stoto *oafcd of.Beelth aod of ibo Industrial HygUne foundation atloU-- tnetitate* tla bollovo axbarlOMB rill bo o springboard far-o- . militant attibodo tooBrd pollution of all, binds', bo added. ' lo bo node bio ann--nosowt, oil of Donors'e aou vletlas aoro abooxd o ch--batrod piano that laflAUegbatyCounty . Airport for o Mk* 'vacation' ak*ilolngt--.an4*rSgiitTillo. Boocb, I* C* fbo trip lkbolng finanood .tycitiaepe of tho too co--unities through, tool* el-boro of on--tod Tbo 20 vbo dledln Donors' ayutary --og ooro aoably aathaa sufferers with heart ooaditiona, but oanyoihacp reaidsntg became ill, supposedly fr-- tbo polished air.* ibis stuOf la of interest to tho CdrlcLoc of Safety and tygiane because at any time bo uo bo call ad upon to investigate o smog condition, even. though ouch a probl-- abould fall VIthis tbo province of tha Ohio Depart--afc of Health ratbar than tbio OiTlOiOB* "IKDCSTHIAL BTOXItgg CDD83 AiO KBOQtlTXOIS* - tyX. P. Tint, So* 0,t Director of Boo-rub and Development, bine Safety ipgilliBwioo Coag--y* Or. Tant pointod out that otatoo and local itlee have tha poser bo drafb their can codoo, and o groot doal of confusion rooulbad*. In an andaorar to alleviate tbio situation, tbo American Confaraoeo of Oov--ental Industrial tyglanista bas Lean engaged in tbo doralopoont of o ocdsl code with a rise to its adoption by tbo statoa sad thereby provide uniformity of rvj^ilr--anto* la this connection it abould bo pointed out that tho Dtrlaloa of Safety and tyglene oporatao undar no code and in tha opinion of the writes la ooro affective in ita work than oUir bodies trying to anfaroe o coda. TBS 1US ASP TSX JOB" - by Lillian X. Oilbreth, So. 0., *Va aidant, Oilbreth, loc. Or. Oilbratb pointed out that Vjan a parson dial lira* his Job he ofttlnes transfer* that hatred to the oaobins bIUi --lcb be varies* She said a --china is really the extons Inn of tbs personality of tbs individual. MOPES JOB FLACXSESr* - by X. K. Shafer, U. D., Uadloal Director, PMgidaire Division, Oeoeral Motors Corporation. Dr. Shaffer gave e very good talk la Bitch he shoved bov Jobe vere evaluated relative to their pfayaioal re^iifemaohe, and amplayaa vere evaluated relative to their ability to perform and then the tao vere correlated* Such a program results In the right nan bving on the rlcht Job. 7> c-LitA soana - inujjtkts ohzat pbdslqi or thz nmw ty x. o. npp, x. d.. President, kinthrop-J teams, Ino* Dr. Ilmpp tVva a vary intorestin^ and clever looture on the plight of the older workers* t. teln5f?olr-W out UlAt ^ I960, U.W of the population m be 6? H of tventy-one oilllnS p^pl,, 65 y^r. or^a or^ldL- Li^ "T9r^* ^ soo SS, thiL\^Li^BufiSt to 10 billion 500 million dollars. If thwo U o^iluscry rriLraJaaC^rioenS i ' B. of 2--i laatlng * XodnMrlal Tjygiaoa fmnrtatloo a /-' ' ; ' 'zg?,* . *V Tv - ' - ' / hem to W basso by other naga wnan and aould bo alnoot twpftljr agajaoVocqpflUtfCjrv rotteanant, .? * . Sntolarablo* ,, R> was - "ZKOsnLUL Buna UQX&AtXOS H IAS* - ty ttoodoro C. tetara* Manilla, stoakbrldgo 1>I ll ll t - . Mr. astr rotUood roenot lagiMUtiao la the field of irufeatrlal hyslooo in tho aevaral atatoo* OBSSSTASOSS 01 CTESXJTT TBXDS II SOCIAL IXSOJUMCX LHOISUTUM" - tgr tany 0* ' Mtuar, Jr*, standard Oil Conpany* Mr. Meitner dlwnaeert the wlsoo plana for health. lnsureaoo* fox loatanoo 1 Shod* Inland ban a Stato food ln.*lch all viot partinlpato#' 2 - Califoaraia and Mam JaNayhevn State fbado, hot private planoequul to or bettor tbaa the- state fond plan ar* pcnlkud) y~ Private food nowapfliieloo. snottTID* - ?. ?. Ahacrn and Jeta F. McSahoo. Subject# dlonuaoad during tha conference* oere briefly rerlenad. Haapeetfully eobnltted. IHiha aentt airman Safety Adrlaor CERTIFICATE OF AUTHE NtfCITY ! certify tfyt the mlcrophoTographlcs on this roll o: film or microfiche are true and accurate pro ductions of records generated by or received by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, an agency of the State of Ohio, at reouired by Ohio Revised Code Sect on 4123.52 and Section 9.0) which require or -urn protection from hazerdf of accidental destruction of records. -i i t n funner certified that the photographic processes used for micro'iii.iirvj tne aoove records were accomplished in a manner and on microfilm which meets the requirc<n>w.ts of the National Bureau of Standards for per nanent photographic copy. By:. huLJ * * fl, ICam**ra Operator) Qis-si' ^8,'f 'I %