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r cz FOUNDATION FACTS C. RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Tin; most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Founda tion > progress and growth is to I* found right here in this auditor ium. -Tin* increHsing attendance at each Annual Meeting is evidence" ..I tin* enthusiastic support you and the companies you represent are ei'ing to the Foundation. With .such interest, it was-inevitable that til-- Foundation would achieve much in its first 2u ycarsNoward mak ing l*etter environmental health a reality; With a continuation of this inicrest, we look forward confidently to a still greater degree of sm-cess. Membership W* are pleased to welcome twelve new member companies to this year's meeting. They are: Asbestos Corporation Limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company.. ' t 'G: H. jiacltwobd-ManuraituVing Co'mpair**' Georgia" Kaolin Company Mechanical Industries, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Company Piiot Chemical Company Radio Corporation of America I. L. Stiles and Sons Brick Company U. S. Asbestos Division of Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. Western Electrochemical Company Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation This brings the Foundation's membership to 3U5 companies hav ing a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers the monthly Digest and other publications now include 128 gov ernmental health agencies and other health and education institutions. Anmug them are 30 such organizations in 14 foreign countries. Almost every industrial category is represented on the Founda tion's membership roster. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be >he medium through which all of these diversified industries can unite ih-ir efforts in protecting the health of their workers and their ii-umers. Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest aud support of Mellon Institute. We owe a [5] ) )