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I & Industrial Hygiene Digest - 19 September, 1952 981 Studies on the Visual Toxicity of Methanol. 11.

P-FASTS"'^^ Volomo IS February, 1956 No. 2 TWO NEW EXECUTIVE STAFF MEMBERS OF M^t r QH INSTITUTE General Matthew B.

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Industrial Hygiene for toxicological information, primarily for Federal agencies However, private in quiries can be made to it for specific informa tion American Conference of Governmental Industnal Hygienists, (ACCIH), 1014 Broad way, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 A professional association composed of industrial hvgiene personnel in government Publishes an nually a table ol recommended threshold limits (Request list of publications ) American Industnal Hygiene Association, (AIHA), 66 S Miller Road, Akron, Ohio 44313 A professional association composed of industrial hygiene personnel "Hygienic Guides" available on specific chemicals summanzing the current information on phys iological effects and methods of control Pub lishes the Journal of the American Industrial Hygiene Association and manuals on various industrial hygiene subjects (Request list of publications ) Amencan Insurance Association, (AIA), Engineering and Safety Department, 85 John Street, New Yoik, N Y 10038 Member ship composed of casualty insurance com panies Information developed and pub lished on handling chemicals, primarily in "Chemical Hazards Information Series," for member companies Copies of reports usu ally available from a member Amencan Medical Association, (AMA), 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, 111 60610 Provides information to members on occupational health hazards upon request List of publications upon request Amencan Petroleum Institute, (API), 1271 Avenue ol the Amencas, New Yoik, N Y 10020 Reports developed by committees on handling of petroleum products available for sale Amencan Standards Institute, (ASI) 1430 Broadway, New York, N Y 10018 Numerous standards developed for the handling of specific chemicals (See footnote on p 318 ) Compressed Cas Association, Inc , (CCA), 500 Fifth Ave , N Y 10036 Membership composed primarily of companies Informa tion on handling of gases available for sale in pamphlet form Factory Mutual Engineenng Corporation, 1151 Boston-Providence Tuinpike, Norwood, Mass 02062 This is the inspection and engineenng service foi member insurance companies Some publications, most notably Handbook of Industnal Loss Prevention (McGraw-Hill Book Co , New York, 1959), provide information on chemical handling hazaids Industnal Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc , (IHF) 5231 Centre Ave , Pittsburgh, Pa 15232 An association of member companies Frequent publications on industnal hygiene problems to its members Some publications offered foi sale Private consultation upon request Industnal Medical Association, (IMA) 55 East Washington Street, Chicago, III 60602 Provides information to members on occupa tional health hazards upon request List of publications is available Manufactunng Chemists' Association, Inc , (MCA) 1825 Connecticut Ave , NW , Wash ington, D C 20009 A trade association com posed of companies in the chemical manu facturing and related fields Has published "Safetv Data Sheets" on many chemicals, included is much information on health haz ards National Fire Protection Association, (NFPA) 470 Atlantic Ave, Boston, Mass 02110 A technical and educational associa tion, devoted to the prevention of loss of life from fire and explosion Publishes a tech nical journal, the "Quarterly " Occupational Injury and Disease Control Division, Environmental Control Adminis tration, Public Health Service, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Division accumulates toxicits data and safe-handling procedures on various matenals Dies are interested in leceivmg information and ex perience as well as piosiding it Poison Control Centers Local units exist in most major cities and maintain active files available to any physician on treatment of acute poisons Nationally, the program is headed by Division of Poison Control, Office of Product Safety, Food and Drug Adminis- 1294

of bettor maintenance 2nd because of their backup capacity to avoid pollution during malfunctions.

Hydrofluoric Acid, 459 Hydrogen Sulfide, 284 Iodine, 457 Isocyanates (TDI and MDl), 489 Lead, 443 Lane, 241 Ltihtum, 566 Manganese, 306 Mercury, 203 Mercury, Fulminate of, 309 Metal Hydrides, 462 Methanol, 407 Methylene Chloride (Dichloromethane), 474 Naphthalene (Crude and Refined), 370 Nitrate-Nitnte Salt Baths for Heat Treating, 270 Oxalic Acid, 408 Oxides of Nitrogen, 206 Oxygen, Gaseous, 472 Perchloric Acid, 311 Phenol (Carbolic Acid), 405 Phosphorus (White), 282 Ptcnc Acid, 351 Pyridine, 310 Selenium and Its Compounds, 578 Sodium, 231 Sulfur, Handling and Storage of Solid, 612 of Liquid, 592 Tetryl, 218 Titanium, 485 1,1,1,-Tnchloroethane, 456 Trichloroethylene, 389 Trinitrotoluene (TNT), 314 Turpentine, 367 Zinc and Zinc Oxide, 267 Zirconium Powder, 382 Patty, F A, ed Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Vol 1, 2nd edition 1958, and Vol II, 2nd edition, 1963 Interscience Publishers, 605 Third Ave, New York, N Y 10016 Pnnci, F "Criteria for the Evaluation of Chemical Toxicity," Journal of Air Pollution Con trol, 4400 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, May 1964, p 154 Pubhc Health Service Drinking Water Standards, U S Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Pubhc Health Service, Superintendent of Documents, U S Government Printing Office, Washington, D C 20402, Revised 1962 Recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection, Main Com mission Report, Sept 9, 1958 London Pergamon Press, 1959 Smyth, H F "Hygienic Standards for Daily Inhalation " American Industrial Hygiene Association Quarterly, 25711 Southfield Rd, Southfield, Mich 48075 1956, p 129 ---------- "Industrial Hygiene in Retrospect and Prospect--Toxicological Aspects " The American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 25711 Southfield Rd , Southfield, Mich 48075 May-June 1963, p 222 Stokmger, H E "Criteria and Procedures for Assessing the Toxic Responses to Industrial Chemicals " Permissible Levels of Toxic Substances in the Working Environment, Oc cupational Safety and Health Senes No 20 International Labor Office, Geneva, Switzer land 1970, pp 36-52 ---------- "Testing for Hypeisusceptibility " National Safety News, vol 95 5 (May 1967) Threshold Limit Values (published annually) Amencan Conference of Governmental Industnal Hygienists, P O Box 1937, Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 1181

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PRODUCT INFORMATION The American Brakeblok Catalog A-71 contains brake lining data for passenger cars, trucks, trailers and buses from 1950 to the latest appli cations confirmed.

Year 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 AMERICAN BRAKEBLOK DIVISION SALES TO NAPA HIGH POINT HEAVY DUTY THICK BLOCKS Cubic Inches 25,000 116,500 51,800 66,900 95,200 76,500 75,300 95,100 127,404 88,008 98,594 Dollars $ 1,627 7,629 3,391 4,563 6,259 4,839 4,753 5,941 7,964 5,548 6,310 Selling Price Per MCI $ 65.20 65.46 65.41 68.25 65.74 63.27 63.16 62.50 62.51 63.04 64.00 SCI 02132

Car & Years Models WILLYS (C ont.) 1957-64 FC150, FC170 (Ex.

<ffi> BALKAMP "Rduilt Stante* "Diwei RATCHET TYPE PASSENGER CAR DRIVE LIST year MODELS STARTING BALKAMP MOTOR NO.

Car & Models Years Type of Rear Wheels Right Front Wheels Qty.

SHOCK ABSORBER BUSHING KITS (cont'd) BALKAMP MAKE YEARS MODELS UPPER FRONT QTY.