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PLAINTIFFS is EXHIBIT WHAT IS THE INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION? Js cn\v^.oo IHF is a nom -ofit organization for the advancement of healthful working conditl serves as a met ;m for voluntary action by member companies, individually or collectively, and as a center to whicr they can turn for assistance with all health-related problems. WHO CAN BELONG? Membershio is available to industrial organizations. Where companies have several locations, all plants share m the benefits of membership. Dues are scaled to the total number of employees. An association having an interest in occupational health and safety may affiliate through association membership, which entitles it to receive publications, consultation, and analytical services, and to attend symposia, training courses, and other meetings of the Foundation. WHY SHOULD COMPANIES JOIN? Membership in IHF will identify your company with a free-enterprise approach to worker health. Established in 1935, IHF has nearly 40 years experience in industrial health. Membership entitles your organization to full benefits of IHF services, including the availability of highly qualified industrial hygiene, medical, and safety personnel to supplement your staff on a consultant basis at cost. Member companies receive special discounts on publications, reduced registration fees to all meetings and courses, and special rates on analytical services. In this way savings can actually exceed the cost of membership. MEMBERSHIP SERVICES Engineering -- Occupational Medicine Analytical and Toxicology LcDoratories Inforr- tion and E. -t;on Industrial Hygiene Digest -- -- -- -- plant visits and surveys to review the industrial hygiene and/or safety aspects of your facilities. current review of occupational health programs in plant or corporate facilities. testing of environmental and biological samples by all methods; short- and long-term toxicity studies. literature searches and publications on specific subjects; frequent conferences and training courses on topics of current interest monthly publication containing occupational health and safety news and literature abstracts. Group 1 2 3 4 5 ^7 1 8C/> IM- t-l | 81 is 7 MEMBERSHIP DUES No. of Employses 20,000 and over 10.000 xo 19.999 5.000to 9.999 2,500x0 4.999 1.000 to 2.499 500 xo 999 Less tnan 499 Association Dues S2000 1500 1000 700 400 300 200 200 WWW APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. 5231 Centra Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232 We hereby apply for membership in Industrial Health Foundation, Inc., and agree, upon election to membership, to pay the membership fee of Twenty-five Dollars (S25.00) and annual dues in accordance with the scale set by the Board of Trustees based on total number of employees. COMPANY ADDRESS BUSINESS Grouo Clamf <ction According to Seal* of Ouat Bv ----------------------------------------------------------Date liM luting at laftl (Titlcl iiiiiiiiniiiiiiffilliiiii FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO 5254 PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION, INC. 5231 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232 -V ^* INDUSTRIAL a nonprofit organization for IHEALTH FOUNDATION THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTHFUL WORKING CONDITIONS IN INDUSTRY ESTABLISHED 1935 INC. 5231 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232 (412) 687-2100 c TO: L. J. Reeg rju_ it11'IN' ~ROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES Division of Dressor Industries. Inc.. 2 Coteway Center, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15222 DATE: July 14, 1975 FROM. John V. Skendall REFER: SUBJECT: Industrial Health Foundation CC: i 'I ^ ^ l d^i This non-profit organization is an association of industries which has among its members many leading industrial establishments. It is a vehicle for voluntary or collective action by member companies. It is a source of assistance for all health related problems. In the past, ve have received certain free privileges due to my acquaintance with Dr. Daniel Braun and several of his staff. 1 have been politely re minded that many advantages can be achieved only through membership in this organization. Due to greatly Increased need for laboratory work Involving air samples and similar work, it will be advantageous for us to become a member of this group. Membership for Harbison-Walker, based on division popula tion, is about $700.00 annually. Since their fees for such work include a sizeable discount, I recommend that we join this group. Many of our customers and several of our competitors have been members for years. JVSrkh JOHN V. SKENDALL RECEIVED