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DATE 1957 DOC IHF046
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Industrial Hygiene Foundation
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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION
I] What it is |
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION is a nonprofit re-
search association of Industries for advancing occupational health improving working conditions and bettering human
relations
Organized in 1935 at Mellon Institute to assist in solving the
the Foundation has since had wide experience
silicosis problem
health It has grown from
in the whole domain of occupational
a nucleus of 20 member companies to more than 400 supporting companies and trade associations representing leading indus-
Companies tries of the nation
and associations affiliated with the Foundation
are entitled to the services of industrial health team plus the
technical facilities of Mellon Institute where the Foundation
has its headquarters and laboratories
T,he H Staff and Associates
engineers Physicians chemists
Industrial hygienists bio-
chemists and research technicians specialists in occupa-
tional health problems
com it e s Five professional committees
inedical preventive engi
neering legal
and air pollution con-
toxicological whose members supplement the staff in supplying
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facts and counsel
comprised A Board of Trustees
of top echelon leaders in
technology science and education who administer the
Foundation's affairs in general
S,ervices to Member Companies
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@ Study and solution of specific industrial health problems
fi@ Environmental surveys +
eo Control of hazards Development of health and medical programs tailored to individual company requirements
Basic research in physiology toxicology and biochemistry
and in the field of air pollution
FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES
| Medical Services
* Specific toxicological studies
of All types pollution investigations
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Collaboration in operations researches
Reports on legal developments in industrial health
Technical information service
Publications
Annual meeting and technical conferences
e GENERAL INFORMATION is available from the Foundation on all matters pertaining to health inaintenance services and to specific industrial medical problemk
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CONSULTATION is provided dealing with the establishment expansion and conduct of medical programs in industry
Annual Meeting of H in Mellon Institute Auditorium
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MEDICAL EVALUATIONS made by the Foundation for
member companies serve to determine what is adequate for the
. health maintenance needs of an organization and its component
plants and to assure that the greatest amount of efficient proper service is obtained for a given outlay of money
Such audits include studies of organizational and adminis-
trative practices in industrial health services inspection of
personnel medical facilities interview of
in all areas relating to
medical services and thorough examination of records of in-
ployment illness and injury with tabulation of costs where
possible Potential hazards are evaluated and physical examina-
tions are designed with these and other pertinent factors in
mind In every instance
recom endations
are made with respect
to medical program suitedsuited to rneceomeenddatisonsof the company,
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES are conducted to determine
the relationship of certain diseases to occupation Incidence rates of those diseases are related to possible causes by statistical
methods
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Separating respirable dust
Into size fractions
Collecting metal fumes with
electrostatic precipitator
Industrial Hygiene Services
SURVEYS on an industry
sEcNVaIlReOcNoMndEuNcTteAdLfor members as are plant studies on specific
The nature and inagnitude
phases of industrial health problems
of control measures
of hazardous exposures and the effectiveness
are appraised
and chemists measure and
H industrial hygienists and odors noise and radiant
analyze
dusts
fumes
gases
vapors medical
staff
evaluate
the
hazards
heat and together with the
Involved
to advise on control
The engineering division is equipped modifications in
requireinents for specific operations and on climinate en-
minimize or whenever possible to
processe
vironment hazards
The Foundation's Industrial health specialists are called
.
on to
Give specialized advice on new plant design and construc-
tion and reconstruction in existing plants in order to make health protection an integral part of operations
Conduct field tests of new control measures
Review plans for ventilating systems as to design capacity
etc.
Advise on special cleaning problems Develop new data and design procedures for exhaust hoods
Provide information and advice on toxicity of chemical and
physical agents on hazards of particular processes and on sampling and analytical procedures choice and availability
of equipment Conduct basic research in the field of industrial hygiene to develop new sampling and analytical methods and tech-
niques
jj Air Pollution Investigations
allied with the industrial hygiene and engineering
Closely
into industrial
activities of the Foundation are its investigations
pollution problems Important parts of this activity nre
City community and regional surveys
Advice on specific investigational procedures
and criteria
of methods apparatus and techniques for
Development
collecting and mensuring air pollutants
Investigation of air pollution potentainadlsoodformseEastsimuatrioen -of
ment of stack dusts fumes gases
neighborhood effects
mensures for controlling excessive
Assistance in engineering
size and other charac-
stack emissions Study of particle
teristics of stack dusts and their relation to appropriate dust
collectors
Mobile laboratory for field studies
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Toxicological Research
The Foundation's toxicological laboratory makes studies in
the physiology toxicomloodgye oafnedntbriaonccheemiinsttortyheobf opdhyysiacnadl thaenidr
chemical agents their
a basis
subsequent possible toxic action The findings serve as of
control measures to protect the health
for evolving proper
workers
Short- and term toxicity studies on new chemicals to
indicate nature of problems which may be encountered in man-
ufacture and use are carried on in the laboratory
finding toxicity tests are made on new compounds
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L,egal Assistance
The Foundation through its General Counsel and its Legal Committee keeps in contact with legislative activities pertaining to occupational diseases and compensation Specific infor-
mation desired by members is obtained Summaries of new compensation laws revisions and addi-
tions are prepared New codes pertaining to health hazards and related prob-
lems are analyzed for members
] Technical Information Service
Member companies are invited to tap the rich source of
accumulated knowledge and experience represented by the Foundation's executive staff A letter telephone call or visit to
the H offices will turn up.an elusive bit of technical Informa-
tion or get to the roots of a perplexing problem
The staff aids members in securing desired literature pre-
pares bibliographies conducts literature searches and secures information from other sources as for example companies having related problems Available reprints are supplied where they
pertain to the information sought
i] Annual Meeting and
Technical Conferences
Each year at its annual meeting the Foundation brings together at Mellon Institute nearly 700 executives physicians
attorneys engineers chemists and industrial health specialists
This convention affords an opportunity to exchange valuable information on the year's achievements trends and needs in the industrial health field particularly at the Foundation's Medical Legal Engineering and Toxicological Conferences The main session which is intended for management encompasses the broader objectives respecting human relations socioeconomi onsiderations and administrative policies in indus-
trial he
ote nm
Publications of 1-11 are acallable to members free of charge
Publications
Industrial Hygiene Digest published monthly carries abstracts of the current world's literature on all phases of in-
dustrial health including legal aspects
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pamphlets Special bulletins and pamphlets
interest
on subjects of current
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Technical papers by staff members and other pertinent j
articles
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Transactions of annual meeting
Representative Publications
Medical
Evaluating Industrial Industrial Medical Departments Daniel C. Braun Transactions of 20th Annual Meeting of Industrial Hygiene Foundation 1955
Toxicology Physiology and Biochemistry
Importance of Biological Research in Industrial Medicine
Paul Gross C. Richard Walmer and H. H. Schrenk Journal of the American Medical Association June 16 1956
Chemical Analysis and Instrumentation in Industrial Hygiene -
H. II Schrenk Industrial and Engineering Chemistry August
1956
Action of Formulations Consisting of Detergents in White Oil of Rabbits A. M. A. Archives of In-
upon Corneal Epithelium
dustrial Health August 1956
Dust Retention in Small Animals Paul Palm Respiratory and Theodore Hatch A. M. A. Archives of Jaines McNerney
Industrial Health April 1956
Toxicologic Study of Calcium Halophosphate Phosphors and
Trioxide Paul Cross J. H. U. Brown Marian L.
Antimony
L. Butler and Theodore
Westrick Raymond P. Srsic Nancy
Hatch A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health June 1955
of Parenchyma to Particulate Matter Paul
Permeability Lung
Book of Pathology and
Gross and Marian ~Westrick Year
Clinical Pathology for 1954-55
Partitional Respirometry Theodore Hatch and Kenneth M.
Cook A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health March 1955
of New Materials of Fine Particle Size Paul Biologic Testing 19th Annual Meeting of Industrial HyGross T sactions of giene F. vation 1954
Air Pollution
Allowable Pitfalls in Using Maximum
Concentrations in Air
Pollution H. H. Schrenk American Industrial Hygiene Associ
atlon Quarterly September 1955
Developments in the Sampling of Borne Dust Theodore Hatch A. M. A. Archives of Industrial Health March 1955
Permissible Dustiness Theodore Hatch American Industrial
Hygiene Association Quarterly March 1955
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Engineering
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Proposed Program in Ergonomics Human Engineering Theodore Hatch Mechanical Engineering May 1955
Index for Evaluating Heat Stress in Terms of Resulting Physio-
logical Strains by H. Belding and Theodore Hatch Heating
Piping & Air Conditioning August 1955
Noise
Annotated Bibliography on Noise Its Measurement Effects
and Control 364 pages 2.330 references published by Indus
trial Hygiene Foundation 1955
Occupational Impairment of Hearing Legal Survey Theodore C. Waters General Counsel for H published by In-
dustrial Hygiene Foundation 1955
Automation
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Automation Worker Welfare in the Era of
C. Richard Wal-
mer published in Keeping Pace with Automation Practical
Guides for the Company Executive Special Report No. 7 of
the American Management Association 1955
Medical Aspects of Automation C. Richard Walmer Indus-
trial Medicine and Surgery May 1955
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of Membership in H Types Types
organizations COMPANY Membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation is
available to industrial
Where a company has a
number of plants all of them share in the benefits of member-
Dues are scaled to the number of employees The Founda-
ship
more than 3,000,000 Indus-
tion's membership roster represents
trial workers
ASSOCIATION An association of employer firms or corpora
tions may affiliate either through an association membership which entitles that organization to all the publications general advice and attendance at annual meetings or by a multiple membership which extends all the benefits of membership to
each company belonging to that association
SUBSCRIPTIONS Subscriptions to Foundation publications
are restricted to governmental agencies and to medical health
research and educational institutions
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MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION
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Abingdon Potteries Inc.
Abrasive Grain Association
Abrasive & Metal Products Company Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division
Abrasive Products Company
Acme Abrasive Company Aircraft Products Inc.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company
Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
Chalmers Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of Amerleu Amerlenn Abrasivo Company American Air Filter Company Inc. Amerlenn Brake Shoe Company
American Can Company Amerlenn Emery Wheel Works
Amerlenn Foundrymen's Society
American Iron & Steel Institute
American Mining Congress
American Optical Company
American Racintor & Standard
Sanitary Corporation American Smelting & Refining Company
American Zinc Institute
Can Manufacturers Institute lue
Carborundum Company
C^'laneseCorporation of America
Central Silien Company
Chiengo Wheel & Manufacturing
Company Chromium Mining & Smelting Corp. Ltd.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Cincinnati Milling Products Division
Cleveland Iron Company
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company
Robert F. Coleman Inc.
Abrasive Products Company
ColonialCommonwealth Sanitation Company
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada Ltd.
Continental Can Company Inc.
Cooper Bessemer Corporation
Copperweld Steel Company
Corhart Refractories Company Inc.
Corn Products Refining Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation
Crown Zellerbach Corporation Crucible Steel Company of Amerlea
American Zinc Lend & Smelting Company -D.
Anaconda Company Asbestos Corporation Limited
Assn of Casunity & Surety Companies*
Assn of American Railronds
Deckers Creek Sand Company
Deere & Company
A. P. de Sauno & Son Inc.
Diamond Alkali Company
Assn of American Soap & Glycerine
Dow Chemical Company
Producers Inc.
. Dow Corning Corporation
Atlas Powder Company
B. F. Drakenfeld & Company Inc.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association 7 Dravo Corporation
Ball Brothers Company
Bartlett Company
Baugh Chemical Company
Bay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company Inc.
Bird & Son Inc.
Bituminous Cosunity Corporation
Boeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company George 11. Bullard Company
Bunker Hill Sullivan Mining &
Concentrating Company
E-
i Plcher Company
Ebnsco Services Inc
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Electric Storage Battery Company
| Electro Refractories & Algrasives Corporation
: Elex A.
I Eljer Company i Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States
r Esso Research und Engineering Company
Ethyl Corporation
Exolon Company
Multiple Membership
EMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION
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& Corporation
Cheek Steel Company
jestra Incorporated
to Corporation ate Mineral Company rd Motor Company
dorla Glass Company
undry Facings Manufacturers Assn
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Kensbey & Mattison Company
Kennametal Inc.
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Keystone Abrasive Wheel Company Kirk & Blum Manufacturing Company Edwin M. Knowles China Company
Koppers Company Inc.
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Her Merriam Company ukhouser Company
Homer Laughlin China Company
Lava Crucible Refractories Company
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ardner Machine Company eneral Abrasive Company Inc.
eneral Ceramics Corporation
eneral Electric Company
eneral Grinding Wheel Corporation
eneral Mills Inc.
General Motors Corporation
General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company
Henshaw Class CompanInyc. -
R. Grace & Company o' Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation
E. J. Lavino and Company
Lead Industries Association
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Macklin Company Magma Copper Company
Maryland Maryland Insurers Association
Mayer China Company J. S. McCormick Company Mechanical Industries Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company
Minneapolis Regulator
Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company
Hampden Grinding Wheel Company
Hazel Glass Company
Company Jesse S. Morle & Son Inc.
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National Association of Mutual Casualty
Hercules Powder Company
Hoerner Boxes Inc.
Homestake Mining Company 0. Hommel Company
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Industrial Indemnity Company Industrial Silica Corporation i
Inland Steel Company International Business Machines
CompaniesCrushed
National Crushed Stone Association Inc.
National Grinding Wheel Company Inc.
National Industrial Sand Association
National Lead Company
National Pulverizing Company National Sand & Gravel Association
National Sing Association
National Steel Corporation
Neville Chemical Company
Corporation
International Nickel Company Inc.
New Jersey Pulverizing Company New Jersey Zine Company
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Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Johns Manville CorporationCorporation
Johnson & Johns Jones & Laughli
A Corporation
Carmeny Carmenny Carmenny
-0Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Ottawa Sillen Company
Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Minols Glass Company
MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION
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Sperty Gyroscope Company
Standard Line & Cement Company
Pabst Brewing Company PreileGrinding Wheel Company G. II Packwood Manufacturing Company
Standard Oil Company of Californin
Standard Oil Company Indiana ) Standard Ultramarine and Color Company
Pangborn Corporation
Sterling Grinding Wheel Company
Penn Riliton ~ ompany
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Casualty Insurance Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company
Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke & Chemlenl Company Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Portland Cement Association
1. L. Stiles & Son Brick Company Sugar Beet Products Company Sim Oil Company
Sylvania Electric Products Inc.
_T_ Bata Industries Limited
Taylor Smith & Taylor Company
Hennessee Copper Company Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company
Trenton Potteries Company
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Precision Grinding Wheel Company Inc. Trion Inc.
Pullman Incorporated
Pyrene Metal Finishers Inc.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corporation
United States Potters Association
et -RRadio Corporation of Amerien
Manhattan Inc.
Manhattan Rubber Division
United States Rubber Company
Abrasive Division
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Company
United States Asbestos Division
United States Steel Corporation
Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Universal Corporation Corporation
Refractories Institute Rem Cru Titanium Inc.
Republic Steel Corporation
Revere Copper and Brass Incorporated
11. Roberston Company Robertson Manufacturing Manufacturing Company
Rome Cable Corporation
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Valley Mould & From Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Conqany Vitrified Wheel Company
Wald _W_
Wald Industries Inc. Waltham Grinding Wheel Company
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Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lend Company
St. Regis Paper Company Sund Products Corporation Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company
Claude B. Schneible Company
Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Shenango Furnace Company Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company
Socony Mobil Company Inc.
. Washington Mills Abrasive Company
Wedron Sillen Company
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Western Maryland Railway
Precipitation Corporation
WestfieldWestfield Grinding Wheel CompanyCompany Westinghouse Air Brake Company
. Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Wheelabrator Corporation
Whitehead Brothers Company Company
Willson Products Inc.
; Wyandotte Chemicals Company Wyckoff Steel Company
-Y_ Youngstown Sheet and Tule Company
SPECIAL SUBSCRIBERS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Fonce HEADQUARTERS
ashington D.
Westover Mass
LED Fonces Limitanes
tedical Washington D. C. Tedical San Francisco .T.S.G Reference Washington C.
OMIC ENERGY COMMISSION New York
Washington D. C.
HEAU MINEs
VIL SERVICE COMMISSION
SPARTMENT Of Labor stional BuneAU OF STANDARDS
AVAL AIR STATIONS Alameda Norfolk
Pensacola
Naval ShipYARDS
Charleston
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Philadelphia
New York
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Puget Sound
San Francisco
NAVY Departments
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Gun Factory
Radiological Defense Laboratory
Office of Industrial Relations Underwater Ordnance Station
PUBLIC HEAlth Service
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City Washington D.
Social Security AdminisTUATION
TENNESSEE Valley AutiONTY J obNeal
TATE DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTHI
alifornia Connecticut
Scorgin
dabo
Ilinois
Indiana Kansas
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina Olies
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tennessee Tems 0
Utah
Vermout
West Virginia
Wisconsin
CITY DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH
Baltimore
Detroit
St. Louis
OTHER STATE ACENCIES
California Department of Industrial
Relations
New Jersey Department of Labor
New York Department of Labor
New York Workmen's Compensation
Board Ohio Industrial Commission District of Columbia Public Health
Eduention
COUNTY DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTHI
Los Angeles
San Mateo
SPECIAL SUBSCRIBERS SUBSCRIBERS
EDUCATIONAL and PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Air Pollution Foundation American Assoclution of Industrial
Nurses Inc.
American Medical Association
Argonne National Laboratory Battelle Memorial Institute
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Columbia University
Cornell University Harvard University
Industrial Medlen^>Association
Jefferson Medical College Johns Hopkins University
Kulin Clinic
Lloyd Noland Foundation Inc. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Milwaukee Public Library New York Aendemy of Medicine
New York Hotel Trades Council & Hotel Association Health Center Inc.
New York University
Ohio State University University of California
Biomedical Library
General Library
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Laboratory
University of Colorado | University of Michigan University of North Carolina ! University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania - University of Texas University of Washington
Yale University
FOREIGN ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS
AUSTRALIA
University of Sydney
BELGIUM
Institut D'Hyglene Des Mines Hasselt
INDIA
Ministry of Labour New Delhi
ISHARI
Institute of Technology Library Haifa
Brazil
JAPAN
Faculdade de Higiene Saude Publien
Sao Paulo
University of Tokyo
NEW ZEALAND
CANADA
Departments of Health
Montrent
Ottawa
Victorin
Winnipeg
District Industrial Medical Officer
Auckland
Dunedin
Health Department Wellington
Nonway
Workmen's Compensation Boards Marinens Hovedverft Horten '
Quebec
Vancouver Eidanger Salpeterfabriker Porsgrumm
Universities
Toronto
British Columbin
Toronto
DENMARK
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Arbejds- og Fabrikstilsynets Bibliotek \.
| Copenhagen ENGLAND
Industrial Health Research Board London
Ministry of Labour & National Service ; London
e Holland
Instituut voor Sociale geneeskunde der
Universiteit Utrecht Koninklijke Nederlandsche Hongovens
en Staalfabrieken N. V. IJmuiden
South Aritica
Government Mining Engineer
Johannesburg
National Development Foundation
Johannesburg Bureau of Standards Pretoria Pretoria
SWEDEN
Caroline Hospital Stockholm Stockholm Swedish Employer's Confederation
Stockholm
SWITZERLAND
International Labo~-Office Geneva Organisation Mondiale De La Santa
Geneva
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
mew Flerne Flerenen Chairman sident
Joseph Lead Company
1. B. POLLOCK Secretary e President
egheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
W. Thompson Treasurer .
-neral Manager and Treasurer e Hall China Company
Oscait A. Glaeser
Vice President
United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company
A. GreconY President
Whitehend Brothers Company
C. Huurn
Owens Glass Company
C. Watens General Counsel
iles & Stockbridge
P. AHEARN
recutive Secretary ational Industrial Sand Association
1. W. ANDERSON
icc President '
General Motors Corporation
01IN BUGAS
Vice President Ford Motor Company
11. K. CLANK Director
The Carborundum Company
1. DEWEY DOUSETT
General Manager
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Pular DRINK~ JUDRINK~ JU
Professor of Industrial Hygien~
Harvard School of Public Health Health
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R. FisheN President
Manville Corporation
D. Ross Fuasen
President
Rome Cable Corpation Corporation
William H. Gry 111 Board Chairmas
m d"nShoe Company
Hanvey B. JondAN
Executive Vice President
United States Steel Corporation
B. E. KuechLK
Vice President
Employers Mutual Liability Insurance
Company
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"A. LANZA - Institute of Industrial Medleine New York University Bellevue Medical
_ Center
GronGE MIXTEN Director
United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company
E. V. Munciinee
President
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Alan M. ScatFE Vice President T. Mellon & Sons
C. Tayton
Executive Vice President American Can Company
C. Rightand Walment
Managing Director Industrial Hygiene Foundation
W. YANT
Director Research and Development Mine Safety Appliances Company
SCIENTIFIC STAFF
C. Rightand Walmeit M.D.
Managing Director
Daniel C. Braun M.D. Medical Director
11. 11. Schenk Pit.D.
Research Director
Theodonu Harch S.M. Research Adviser
PAUL Gross M.D.
Research Pathologist
Frank F. Rureur Ph.D.
Hend Chemical Analyst
Lee Schemeis Jn M.PH. M.PH. Head Industrial Hygiene Engineer
W. J. Schmeineis M.P.H. Industrial Hygiene Engineer
1 MARIAN L. WesTex Pu
Research Toxicologist
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M. McNERSEY JI Assistant Research Toxicologist
ETHEL TOLKEH Research Assistant
Ellen G. Diamosi
Office Manager
Kium H. Char Laboratory Teclmician
VIVIAN M. COLONNA Editor
RESEARCH ADVISORY COUNCIL
W. Haston Sc.D. Chairman .
Mellon Institute
Health
Graduate School of Public Health
THEODORE HAren S.M. Secretary . ce
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University of Pittsburgh and Industrial Hygiene Hygiene Fondation
Inland Steel Company
E. H. Canteros M.D. , ree
Engineering E. Eckamyr M.D. cece cnn nes
Esso Research &
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Politic W. M. Gararent Sc.D .. poste
Company
Health Service
A. Lanza M.D. M.D. Institute of Industrial Medicine N.Y.P. N.Y.P. Hellevue Hellevue Medical Center
W. Yas~-rSc.1
fener eees Mine Safety Appliances Company
General Counsel G. Warens Esq
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COMMITTEES
MEDICAL COMMITTEE
Sanden M.D. Chairman .. ces Marquette University School of Medicine
eens University of Pittsburgh
Kammen M.D. Chairman
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Graduate School ofPublic Health
1. Braun M.D. Secretary ccc
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Hygiene ..Industrial eee ..Industrial
Foundation
HAMLIN M.D ..Leo ee eee eee ee Amerlenn Brake Shoe Company
KEHOE M.D .. eee eee University of Cincinnati Kettering Laboratory
. General Electric Company
KLINE M.D.e. neene tent ene een es
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eens Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh
Jowand Mancy M.D .. cece
2. MCGEE M.D ccc
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1. ROBERTS M.I .Standard Oil Company N. J. cece eer erences beeen .Standard
D. SELBY M.D .. eee1.University of Michigan School of Public Health
..Metropolitan P. Sherand M.D
Sane ..Metropolitan
cee eens
Life Insurance Company
F. SUONTS M.D cece cece ee eee Cece
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W. SMITH M.D
Manville Corporation eee eee Seen
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C. WATERS Chairman ccc c cece
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sonew Kalatyk^wSecretary cece cece Association of Casualty & Surety Companies
Cece
J. GentholtsS Coe rere irene ent e ees uroDoug Herzten Jiu . National
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Ford Motor Company
A. Hurn
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Manville Corporation M. JACKSON .. ee
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be eens Union Carbide & Carbon Corporation
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The Insurers Association
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Asbestos Mining Association
Ivan SanouMIN occ c eee
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Douglas Soutant ccc e eee
C. Wacht
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Pennsylv ania Class Sand Corporation
1. WEISS
Rome Cable Corporation
NS PUUSTOUMA occ cn ee
Oll Company nee EEE EEE Sun EE EEE
PREVENTIVE ENGINEERING COMMITTEE
Piniir Drinken Sc.D. Chairman Harvard University School of Public Health
LEE SCHEMES J. Secretary .. eee eee i Industrial Hygiene Foundation
A. BendER Ge tee e tenes vce va ve ve National eenens Lead Company
D. Buandr Sc.D
Company Bethlehem Steel bocce eens
cc eens
V. Giuxtatdi ee Kank cree eter
C. McElwain ...
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