Page 1371 1 state whether or not you are a corporation, and if so, 2 please state your correct corporate name, your state 3 of incorporation, your date of incorporation, state 4 your corporate purposes, and state whether or not you 5 have or have had subsidiary or predecessor 6 corporations, and if so, the name of the subsidiary 7 and/or predecessors, its dates of incorporation, if a 8 corporation, its state of incorporation, and its 9 corporate purposes. 10 Ford Motor Company responded that the name 11 is Ford Motor Company, that they are incorporated in 12 Delaware, that the date of the incorporation is July 13 9, 1919. 14 Their principal place of business is 15 Dearborn, Michigan, and the primary purpose of the 16 corporation is the manufacture, assembly and sale of 17 cars and trucks and related parts and accessories. 18 Ford acquired the business of a Michigan 19 company also known as Ford Motor Company, incorporated 20 in 1903, to produce automobiles designed and 21 engineered by Henry Ford.

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SOURCES OF HELP FOR THE SAFETY MAN safe physical standards, and safe procedures have been developed for a wide variety of activities within the Anny Information on nonclassified standards will be provided DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE NATIONAL BUREAU Of STANDARDS Codes and Safety Standards Section, Connecticut Ave and Van Ness St NW, Washington, D C 20234 The CODES AND SAFETY STANDAMO SEC TION, which forms a part of the buhdinc research division of the National Bureau of Standards, sponsors several building and safety standards and assists m the prepara tion of many standards sponsored by other groups These codes, with a few excep tions, are prepared by representative sec tional committees operating under the rules of procedure of the American Standards Association They are intended to serve as a basis for regulations promulgated by states and cities, as standards for the federal government, and for voluntary use by indus try, architects, and consulting engineers The section serves as safety consultant to the NBS and on request to other govern mental departments in the preparation of specifications, analysis of bids, and final ac ceptance tests of such equipment as eleva tors, electrical equipment, and lightning pro tection The section arranges for other NBS di visions to conduct basic research on equip ment to secure data for codes Such studies have included transmission of welding glass in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spec tra, and performance of elevator hoistway door interlocks, hydraulic buffers, and un dercar safeties Of particular interest to safety engineers is the Code for Head, Eye, and Respiratory Protectum, developed from tests conducted at the bureau The bureau conducts research on prob lems relating to fire safety and the fire re sistance of materials and assists other or ganizations in the formulation of standards and codes pertaining to fire and structural hazards in buildings DEPARTMENT OT DEFENSE The Pentogon, Washington, D C 20301 See separate entries Department of the Air Force, Department of the Army, and Department of the Navy DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF MINES 18th, 19th, and C Sti NW, Woihington, DC 20004 Promotion of safe, healthful working con ditions m the Nations mines and mineralprocessing plants has been a major respon sibility of the Bureau of Mines since its creation by the Congress in 1910.

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