The American Ceramic Society I BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

FILE NAME Kohler KOH DATE 1954 DOC KOH104 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Membership Roster - American Ceramic Society t ig American .: ' Ceramic ociety fe eee Cee February 15 1993 hereby certify that the attached copies of American Ceramic Society Bulletin Volume 33 1954 are true and accurate copies which are maintained in the normal course of business at the American Ceramic Society 735 Ceramic Place Westerville Ohio 43081 Christine Schnitzer Product Manager Ceramic Information Center 735 Ceramic Place Westerville TWX 7101109409 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 0729216072922162 AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICANAMERICAN AMERICAAMNERICAN AMERICAN SOCIETY SOCIETY SOCIETY SOCIETY SOCIETY SOCIETY e L u : : S- 1 e . ne ic ic ---- ne to ey .re iiriof of ng or ier ies th es en- 1st % 2 re- B Jer rst the ~ The Society Membership Roster : American Ceramic Society ' This Roster of members is published only for the use of members of The American Ceramic Society Listings are in alphabetical order A separate Roster for the National Institute of Ceramic Engineers showing grades of membership is on pages 105 to 108 of this issue New members received too late to be included are listed in the Addenda on page 103 These listings give the member's preferred mailing address Where this is not his business address his company connection is shown in parentheses Divisions and other Society affiliations are indicated in parentheses following each name in accordance with the code given below The absence of any such designation indicates that the member is from outside the United States or a student member neither of which has Division affiliation Basic Science Division Design Division Enamel Division Glass Division Materials and Equipment Division Refractories Division Structural Clay Products Division White Wares Division No Division affiliation Fellow of The American Ceramic Society Junior Member National Institute of Ceramic Engineers : A . ) ABBEY R.

The American Ceramic Society I BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1950-1962 DOC IHF057 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Digest - References Sections with Abstracts Vol 14 Industrial Hygiene Digest - 28 March 1950 354 The Method of Demonstration by localization and Optical Crystallogical Crystallogical Identification of the DustDeposits in Silicotic Tissues J.R.

Industrial Hygiene Foundation Industrial hygiene FOUNDATION ut Mellon In stitute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has con tributed greatly to the eniieept that the industrial health program is a management tmi.st.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1950-1962 DOC IHF057 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Digest - References Sections with Abstracts 14 Vol Industrial Hygiene Digest -p 28 ~ March 1950 354 The Method of Demonstration by localization and Optical Crystallogical Identification of the Dust Deposits in Silicotic Tissues J.R.

Physical proper ties of these resins, both alone and in floor tile formulations are compared with VYHH, the leading commercial resin in this field.

These publications about exposure studies on wood panels treated with the preser vative solution and then finished with enamels and standard white lead, and mixed lead, zinc and titanium systems, indicated that the treated wood can be painted satisfactorily.

These publications about exposure studies on wood panels treated with the preser vative solution and then finished with enamels and standard white lead, and mixed lead, zinc and titanium systems, indicated that the treated wood can be painted satisfactorily.

Highlights of Annual Report, 1950 SALES--Total for fiscal year ending October 31) 1950, was $188,607,965.92, compared to $160,143,275.90 for 1949- This was an increase of more than $28,000,000 in sales with an inventory increase at the end of year of less than $2,000,000.

Despite the fact that lead has been the sub- ect of study for many years it received more attention than other single subject ompound and scored 43 abstracts in the Digest ranking just above the ~ ; analytical methods _ . .

These publications about exposure studies on wood panels treated with the preser vative solution and then finished with enamels and standard white lead, and mixed lead, zinc and titanium systems, Indicated that the treated wood can be painted satisfactorily.

Physical proper ties of these resins, both alone and in floor tile formulations are compared with VYHH, the leading commercial resin in this field.

These publications about exposure studies on wood panels treated with the preser vative solution and then finished with enamels and standard white lead, and mixed lead, zinc and titanium systems, indicated that the treated wood can be painted satisfactorily.

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