ICFTU Calls for Trade Union Action Against Apartheid

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Alternative title Notes and Documents - United Nations Centre Against ApartheidNo. 17/74 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher Department of Political and Security Council Affairs Date 1974-07-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1974 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description Statement by the ICFTU Executive Board, 31 May 1974. Statement submitted by the ICFTU Representative, Mr. Andrew Kailembo to the Special Committee on Apartheid in Geneva, 1 June 1974. List of the companies with investment and interests in South Africa, complied by the ICFTU. Format extent 24 page(s) (length/size)

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http://www.aluka.org wo.17/74 NOTESANDDOCUMENTS* July1974 wo.17/74 NOTESANDDOCUMENTS* July1974 ICFL'U CALLS FOR TRADE UNION ACTION AGAINST APARTHEID ane StatementbytheICFTUExecutiveBod,31May1974-...... Statement submitted by the ICFTU R resentative, Mr. G6drew -X-&ebo, to the Special Committee on A arth id in Geneva, 1 June I974 f .. . 2 List of the companies with inves ent and interests in South AfPca, compiledbytheICFTUP**.. . . . $...... 5 Lfte: The International Confederatiofl o Ta nions recently compiled a list of over 1,6 companies with inves ttmr &nterests in South Africa. This list, prepared on the basis of infor ifg the affiliated organizations and International Trade Secretariats i means complete, but includes most of the major foreign inves rn Africa. The ICFTU has, for many years, opposed apartheid in South Africa and has recognized that one of the most effective ways of exerting pressure on the South African r6gime into relinquishing apartheid is through the economic weapon. It said in an introduction to the list of companies: "The role played by foreign investors in helping South Africa retain its status quo is tremendous. Such investors strengthen the country politically as well as economically and are only too happy to exploit apartheid policies to their own advantage. The result is illustrated in statistics showing the wage gap between white and African employees of such companies; the working conditions of the African employees; and the refusal of employers to recognize African trade unions. "The research which is now being done is aimed at a full-scale campaign launched simultaneously by the free trade union movement the world over. Our determined and concerted action cannot fail to bring tangible results to the African workers of South Africa who have so long been denied all trade union and human rights.f 74-18856 *All material in these notes and documents may be freely reprinted. Acknowledgement, together with a copy of the publication containing the reprint, would be appreciated.

STATEMENT BY THE ICFTU EXECUTIVE BOARD ON SOUTH AFRICA 31 May 1974 The ICFTU Executive Board, after a thorough review of the situation in South Africa, reconfirmed its mandate to the General Secretary to continue taking firm action for the establishment of trade union and human rights for the African workers in South Africa, and to give maximum assistance to the African workers in their efforts to establish trade unions. It urged national centres to create appropriate machinery for this purpose, as well as for the effective implementation of the resolution adopted by the International Trade Union Conference Against Apartheid (Geneva, June 1973). Having before it a list of investors in South Africa, the Board adopted a policy resolution which strongly denounced employers and investors in South Africa, who constantly flout internationally-recognized labour standards. It urged affiliated organizations in industrialized countries to put strongest pressure, including industrial action, to ensure that these companies conform to internationally-recognized labour standards, failing which they would be pressurized to withdraw. Affiliated organizations were further urged to investigate into South African recruiting offices in their respective countries and into all media used by South Africa for recruitment purposes and to take action to discourage emigration to South Africa. The Executive Board decided that a special ICFTU coordinating committee be established for the implementation of the above policy and it is expected to begin its operations forthwith. An emergency resolution was adopted as news came to the Board of further shooting by South African police of African miners demonstrating for higher wages at one of the gold mines owned by the Anglo American Corporation, which was the same concern that had called in police to shoot African miners in a similar demonstration in Carltonville last year.

-2 STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY THE ICFTU REPRESENTATIVE, MR. ADRhW KAILEi4BO, in GENEVA, 1 June 1974 The situation in South Africa remains unchanged. The conditions of the African workers are still such that they are forced to resort to strike action. Such action is still illegal in spite of the bluff amendment to the Bantu Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act, 1973, supposedly legalizing strikes. In January this year, 10,000 African textile workers came out on strike; they were followed by 5,000 metal workers. During the strikes by the textile workers, 250 were arrested and later 217 of them were fined a total of 2750. Those who support the African workers' cause are mercilessly repressed: four white trade unionists who supported the African workers' demands were subsequently served with banning orders. Truth about waae increases The so-called increases in African wages have already been overtaken by the Poverty Datum Line (PDL) whereas the British Parliamentary Select Committee reconnended in its report that the Minimum Effective Level (MEL), which is 50 per cent higher than the PDL, should be considered as the minimur wage. W'othing has been done to narrow the wage gap between African and white workers. Each time the Africans are given waUre increases, the white workers are given proportionally higher increases so as to ensure that the ratio remains the same. For example, in the mining sector, the Anglo American Corporation gave increases averaging 26 per cent to the African miners in April 1973, which gave them a monthly wage of £20. In June 1973, the Corporation granted average increases of £ 49.69 a month to the vhite miners, thus ensuring that the wage gap of 1:16 remained the same. The African workers also complain that when increases in the basic wage are obtained their bonuses are proportionally decreased, so that very little benefit is 1elt. Moreover, any advance in black employment opportunities such as the possession of a blastinC certificate, has to be paid for by substantial wage increases to white workers. Improvement only throuh African trade unions It is clear that any real improvement in the situation of the African workers can only be brought about by their own trade unions. All alternative solutions have been rejected by the African workers. The failure of works and liaison committees and of all other Government institutions of oppression has been obvious. It has been recognizedl even by some employers and Government people. The principle of working through registered trade unions cannot be acceptable to the African workers who remember that, even when they were supposedly members of what is known to be the most liberal South African national centre - the Trades Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) - nothing was done to narrow the wage gap or to promote their employment opportunities. After TUCSA's expulsion of Africans from membership in 1969, Africans mistrust the white trade unions even further. It follows that the ICFTU cannot cooperate in any way with TUCSA in such circumstances.

There has now been some talk of setting up so-called parallel unions for the African workers. Such unions would be under -the " w" of the registered unions. For example, the Confederation ol" Metal and Building Unions has decided to set up such a parallel union for Africans. The Confederation said the step was taken "to protect our members' living standards in the face of a growing flood of Africans into the industry . . ." ! After the publication of the Rleport of the British Parliamentary Select Comiittee, representatives of foreign companies investing in South Africa, particularly of British concerns, have indicated their willingness to recognize "multiracial" unions. The ICFTU regards this move with suspicion, as one cannot conceive how the African workers could receive fair treatment - on a par with the white workers - in multiracial unions while the Industrial Conciliation Act of 1956 remains in force. Therefore, until such time as the Industrial Conciliation Act is amended, giving the African workers equal riht-s with the white workers and in conformity with internationally-recognized labour standards, the ICYFU cannot accept this position, which could easily prove to be a tactical public relations move aimed at silencing the international outcry in favour of African unions. Outside pressure needed The ICFTU is full7' committed to helping the African workers e; tablish their own trade unions. The ICFTU General Secretary was given a clear mandate to this effect by ICFTU Governing Bodies and practical steps have been taken in line with this mqandate. 14bereas the ICFTUJ believes that Arican trade unions - once they are properly established - will conribute immensely to the improvement of conditions, we also believe that maximum outside pressure is needed so that the African workers may be granted their trade union and human rights as soon as possible. It is in this spirit that the ICiTU has been consistently discouraging investment in and immigration to South Africa; and all cultural, diplomatic and commercial contacts with South Africa. On the basis of information supplied by the ICFTU giving details of wages paid by South African subsidiaries of foreign companies and of the conditions they offer, the workers in industrialized countries will be able to put tangible, effective pressure on the mother companies which employ them, as a true act of trade union solidarity vis-A-vis their African brothers in South Africa. The banning of white immigration to South Africa is another of our objectives. It has been made clear that the white unions inside South Africa are not willing to press for equal job opportunities for the African workers. TUCSA, for example, has been advocating the "rate for the job" principle for African workers, which means equal pay for work of equal value. This does not carry much weight when one considers that Africans are not allowed, through the policy of job reservation and the whole apartheid network, to do the same work as the white workers. They do not have training opportunities. They are limited to unskilled and semi-skilled labour, to jobs which are considered below the white workers.

- 4I - The South African Government will be forced to allow African and Coloured workers to do skilled jobs if the republic does not have an annual intake of 40,000 white immigrants, so as to maintain an economic growth rate of 5 1/2 per cent. So far, white workers have been emigrating to South Africa at an average annual rate of 35,000. They are recruited by special immigration offices established in Austria, Belgium, France, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, the United Kingdom (7), Italy (2), and the Federal Republic of Germany (3). In other countries, recruitment is undertaken by the South African Embassy. The ICFTU is therefore gathering information on the operation of these offices with a view to putting an ehd to such recruitment. It has always been the practice of the international free trade union movement to strongly discourage members from emigrating to South Africa. ICFTU affiliates are organizing special seminars in order to ensure that their members are fully aware of the situation of their brothers in South Africa and to rally them into solidarity action with the African workers. Recently, the ICFTU German affiliate, DGB, organized such a seminar and the German workers resolved to give maximum assistance to the African workers and have undertaken to put pressure on the German companies with interests in apartheid South Africa. Only last week, the ICFTU welcomed the protest by its American affiliate, the American Mineworkers' Union, over contracts signed by American companies for the importation of South African coal. The pressure by the American mineworkers has been so effective that there is talk of reversing the contracts. The ICFTU Executive Board, which met in Brussels this week, has reconfirmed all our policies on South Africa and adopted a very positive resolution. The entire free labour movement is being rallied to ensure that this resolution be fully implemented.

-5- LISTS OF COMPANIES WITH INVFST4ENT AND INTERESTS IN SOUTH AFRICA AUSTPALIA Acrow Australia Adams (Herbert) Hldgs. Aldus Ansett. Trans. Ind. Assoc. Portland Cement Ateco Holdings Aust. Finance & Securities Aust. Motor Industries Avala Holdings Beecham (H) Bell Bryant Bestobell Aust. Bonds Coats Patons Bruck (Aust.) Bushelles Invests. Cadbury Schweppes Chrysler Australia Clyde Apac Comalco Comeng Holdings Concrete Ind. (Uonier) Cons. Gold Fields Aust. Ltd. Courtaulds Hilton Currie & Richards Ind. Davis Consolidated Inds. Dunlop Australia E.DI.I. (Aust.) F. & T. Industries Flexdrive Ind. Goodyear Tyre Haughton (Wim) & Co. Hills Industries ICI Aust. Int. Combust. Aust. Jasco (Holdings) Jones (H.) (I.X.L.) Johh (M.B.) & Hattersley Kinnears Ropes (Aust.) Kiwi (International) Co. Kraftco Corp. Lamson Industries Aust. Leroy Hanuf. Co. Lightburn & Co. Ludowici (J.C.) & Son Macquarie Worsted Malco Industries Michaelis Bayley Nicholas International Nylex Corporation Patience and Nicholson Pioneer Concrete Serv. Production Equipment Proline Holdings Protector Safety Raynors Holdings Reckitt & Coleman Reed Consol. Inds. Repco Pigby Ltd. Rothmans of Pall Mall R.V.B. Engineering S.A. Brush Co. Smith Mitchell Co. Speedo Holdgs. Swan Brewery Co. Sydney Wool Mills Symonds (Ralph) Taubmans Ltd. Toft Bros. Ind. Townson & Mercer Tubemakers of Aust. Vulcan Ind. Weston (George) BELGIUM ACEC Agfa Gevaert Auxeltra Ets Azote Bekaert Brugeoise et Nivelle Cominiere Cotoni C.R.I.S.P. CT IP Europareisen Fonds Belge du Commerce ext6rieur Foraky Socidte g~n6rale de Belgique Indufor Cie Maritime Belge Mercantile Marine Engineering &Graving Docks Co. Pieux Franci Sabca Sabena Sofina Sudkat Traction et Electricit6 Travhydro UCB UCO U.E.B.L. - A.A. Union Mini~re Vieille-Montagne Wirtz

-6 CANADA Alcan Aluminium Ltd. Brilund Mines Ltd. Chromium Mining & Smelting Corp. Ltd. Columbus McKinnon Ltd. Consolidated Bathurst Ltd. De Leuw Cather and Associates Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd. Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. International Nickel Co. of Canada Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Massey- Ferguson Ltd. Morse (Robert) Corp. Ltd. Polymer Corp. Ltd. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Tinto Holdings Canada Ltd. FRANCE Air Liquide Alsthom Aluminium Fran;ais Andre Borne Arthur Martin Astor France Babittless Besnier Bic Bouchaye et Viallet Boussois Ciment Lafarge Compagnie Electro-mecanique Compagnie gdngrale d'Entreprises Slectriques Compagnie Industrielle de T614communications Creusot-Loire Culligan Degr~mcr.t Dewavrin Dollfus Mieq Domisse Dubonnet Dumez Ferodo Fillod Flotex Heurtey Jeumont-Schneider Le Carbone-Lorraine (-trust Pechiney) Le Creusot Lefebvre Lesieur Manuhrin Merlin-Gerin Montaleo S.A. Moulinex Ordal Pdchiney-St. Gobain Promecam Prouvost Roussel-Uclaf Rh~ne-Poulenc Saxby-France Schneider Segard Sidel Sofranie Sogea Souchon-Neuvesel Soudure-autog ne Spie-Batignolles Teppaz-Ufalex Thomson- C.S.F. Thomson-Houston Total Ugine-Kuhlmann Vanderputte Vanlaine S.A. et Tiberghien

-7 ITALY Macchi JAPAN Nissan Automobile Toyo Kogyo NETHERLANDS Admin. van Aandelen in Venn. en in Binnenen Buitenl. Leningen NY AKZO NV Algemene Bank Nederland NV Algemene Herverzekering Maatschappi j NV AMFAS AMRO Bank Amstel Brouwerij NV Ballast Nedam Groep NV Beckers Haardenfabriek NV Beeren Fabrics NV Berkel's Patent Maatschappi j NV Bestuursmi j Bos & Kalis NV Big Dutchman International Blijdenstein-Willink hYBosal Karel Bos Alkmaar SA Bronswerk NV Chemische Fabriek Naarden NV De Vries Robb6 & Co. NV Dorned Ingenieursbureau BV Dura Aannemings Maatschappi j NV Enzypharm CV Erdalfabriekd NV Mi j van Wasverwerk Fasson (Yederland) NV Fijnhout Export NV Fluor Nederland NV Gegr. van Heugten NV Golden Tulip Hotelsstichting Grasso Konink. Machinefabrieken NV Hagemeijer & Co's Handelmi j NV Hebox Holland NV Textiel Frabriek Heineken's Bierbrouweri j Mi j NV Hollands Aannemersbedrijf Zanen Verstoep NV Hollandse Betongroep NV Ingenieursbureau Jongen NV Install. Efficiency Engineering Int. Flabors & Fragrances Ned. NV Internatio-Muller Kaufmann's Handel-Mi j NV KLM Konignenburg & Mark NV Koninklijke Adriaan Volkergroep BV Koninklijke Distillerderij Erven Lucas Bols NV Koninklijke Emballage Industrie van Leer NV Koninkliijke Nederlandse Gist - en Spiritusfabriek NV Koninklijke Ned. Textiel Unie NV Koninklijke Scholten-Honig NV Lindeteves- Jacoberg NV Bank Mees & Hope NV Mulder's Frabriek van Rollend Materieel NV Nationale Nederlanden NV NAUTAMIX NV NKF Kabel NV Ned. Linoleum Fabriek NV Ned. Reassurantie Groep NV Ned. Sheepvaart Unie NV Nijverdal ten Cate NV 0c6-v.d. Grinten NV OGIM NV Organon NV P.C. Zanen NV Philips Gloeilampenfabriek NV Phs. van Cmmeren NV Reisbureau Lissone-Lindeman NV

-8- NEHERLANDS (CONTINUED) RIA Regen en Vrijetijdskleding BV Riviera Plant Company Robeco Rbntgen Technische Dienst BV Sheepvaart en Steenkolen Mi j NV Schreiner Air Transport NV Shell Nederland Verk. Mi j DV Steenkolen Handelsvereniging NV Textiel Unie Spencer-Hay Unie van Kunstmest Frabrieken BV Unilever NV Van Doorne's Automobielfabriek NV Van Hattum en Blankevoort NV Van Gend & Loos NV Van Reekum Papier-Gepacy NV Van Thiel's Draadindustrie Verenigde Bedrijven Nederhorst NV Verenigde DURA Bedrijven NVVNF Stork-Werkspoor Windmill Holland NV Zaalberg Potterij NEW ZEALAND New Zealand Insurance Company South British Insurance Company SWEDEN AGA Aktiebolag Alfa-Laval-Koncernen Alvenius Industrier. Arbogamaskiner ASEA Atlas Copco AB Avesta J~rnverks AG Berol AB Diamantprodukter AB Ekman & Co. A.G. Electrolux Elof Hansson L.M. Ericsson, Telematerial AB Exportlist Fagersta Bruks AB Cbtends Mek, Verkstad AB Iggesunds Bruk C.H.E. Johanson AB AB C.E. Johensson A. Johnson & Co. Handels AB JM5nkpings Mekaniska Verkstad AB K~lle Regulatorer /AB AB Kamyr AB Karlsted Makaniska Werkstad Korsnds AB AB Lindholmens Varv AB Maskinduksverken AB Maskinfabriken Metallfabriks AB C.C. Sporrong Mo och Domsjb AB AB Motala Verkstad Nermans StUmplar AB Nittsj6 Nordarmatur AB Nordiska Egouteurfabrke n Norrlands Skogslgares Cellulosa AB AB Nyns-Petrolem E. Nustadt, Skara Rederei AB Transatlantic Sala Maskinfabriks AB Sandvikens J~rnverks AB Schullstrm & Sjbstrms Fabriks AB SKF SKF Hellefors-Hofors Stal Skogsdon AB Sderquist & flbihn AB AB Stafsjb Bruk Sunds Verkst~der AB Svenska Cellulosa AB AB Svenska Precisionsverktyg AB Syrabruk Tetra Pak International AB Thorsten Brunius & Co AB Transitoria Trading Co. Trigge Maskin AB Wallbergs Fabriks AB

-9- SWITZERLAND AG Adolph Saurer Alusuisse, Schweizerische-Aluminum AG BBC, Aktiengesellschaft - Brown, Bovert & Cie Ciba-Geigy AG Continentale Linoleum Union Danzas AG, Basel F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. Gebr. Sulzer Aktiengesellschaft Hasler Holding AG Holderbank Financi~re - Glarus AG Nestld Alimentana + Unilac Inc. Oerlikon- Bthrle Holding AG ReisebUro Kuoni, ZUrich Sandoz AG Schindler Holding AG Schweizer Rck-Compagnie Suisse de Rdassurances Swissair, ZUrich UNITED KINGDOM A.C.E. Machinery H. A.D. International A.P.V. Holdings Aaronson Bros. Aberdare Holdings Aberdeen Construction Group Aberfoyle Plants Acrow (Engineers) Adamson Alliance Co. Adwest Group Affiliated Music Publishers Ltd. Air Holdings Albright & Wilson Alcan Aluminium (U.K.) Ltd. Alkan (M.L.) Allen (Edgar) & Co. Allied Breweries Allied Colloids Mfg. Allied Suppliers Amalg. Metal Corp Amalg. Power Engine Anchor Chemical Anderson Mayor Armitage Shanks Group Amstrong Equipment Ashe Chemical Aspro-Nicholas Assoc. Biscuit Mnfs. Assoc. Book Publishers Assoc. British Foods Associated Engineering The Associated Octel Co. Ltd. Associated Portland Cement Automotive Products Averys B.B.A. Group B.P.B. Industries Babcock & Wilcox Baird (Wm.) & Co. Baker Perkins Holdings Bank of London & S. America Barclays Bank Ltd. Baring Bros. & Co. Ltd. Barrow Hepburn Group Ltd. Barton & Sons Ltd. Bassett (Geo.) Holdings Ltd. Bay Hall Trust Beales (J.) Ass. Cos. Bear Brand Beaumont Properties Beautility Beckett, Laycock & Watkinson Ltd. Beecham Group Beralt Tin and Wolfram Berger, Jensen & N. Bestobell Bifurcated Engin. Birmid Qualcast Black & Edginton Blackwood Hodge Blundell Permoglaze Blyth, Greene, Jourdain & Co. Ltd. Bolton Textile Mill Bond Street Fabrics Bonochord Boosey & Hawkes

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) The Boots Company Ltd. Bovril Bowater Corporation Bowring (C.T.) & Co. Bowthorpe Holdings Bradley & Craven Ltd. Bray Gibb Holdings Brent Chemical Bridgend Investment Trust Ltd. Brightside Engineering Holdings Brit. Amer. Tobac. Inv. Brit. & Comwlth. Ship. Brit. Elec. Traction Brit. Ins. Callenders Cables Ltd. The British Land Co. Ltd. British Leyland Mtr. British Match Corp. British Mohair Spinners British Overseas Airways Corp. British Oxygen Co. British Petroleum British Printing Corp. British Ropes British Steel Construction British Steel Piling British Titan Ltd. British Vita Co. Brockhouse (J.) H. Bronnley & Co. Ltd. Brooke, Bond Leibig Brown Bayley Steels Brown (David) Corp. Brown (John) & Co. Building Industries Services Ltd. Bulmer (H.P.) Bunzl Pulp & Paper Burmah Oil Burns- Anderson Bydand C.C.L Systems Cable Trust Ltd. Cadbury Schweppes Caledonia Investments Canning (R.) & Co. Caravans International Carpets International Carrington & Dewhurst Group Cavenham The Central & Sheerwood Trust Ltd. Centrovincial Estates Chamberlain Phipps Chambon Ltd. Charter Consol. Charterhouse Group Chloride Elec. Stor. Chrysler Corporation Chrysler U.K. Chrysler Overseas Chubb & Son C. & J. Clark Ltd. Clarke, Chapman-John Thompson Clarke, Nicholls & Coombs Clarke & Smith Industries Ltd. Clarkson Inter. Tools Clayton Dewandre Clayton, Son & Co. H. Clegg & Co. Ltd. Central and Sheerwood Trust Ltd. Coates Bros. & Co. Coates Patons Cohen (A,) & Co. Cohen (G.) 600 Group Collett (J.) Collins (W.) Sons & Co. Commercial Union Ass. Commonwealth Development Finance Commonwealth Development Corporation Conder International Ltd. Cons. Gold Fields Consol. Tea & Land Cons. Tin Smelters Cope Allman Internl. Copperad Holdings Ltd. Cornelly Equipment Co. Ltd. Cory (Wm.) & Son Costain (Richard) Court Line Courtaulds Crabtree Electrical Ind. Crittall - Hope Eng. Croda International Ltd. Crown Houee Cussons Group Davidson & Company Davy Ashmore Dawson & Barfos Dawson (J.) Holdings Decca The De La Rue Company Ltd. Delta Metal Co. Derby Corporation Desoutter Bros. Dickinson Robinson Distillers - 10 -

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) Dom Holdings Ltd. Dorman Smith Holdings Doulton and Company Dowty Group Drake & Cubitt Holdings Louis Dreyfus & Co. Ltd. Dunlop Holdings Duport F. Dupre Ltd. EMI E.R.F. Holdings Eagle Star Insurance East Anglia Lacquer Co. Ltd. East Asiatic Rubber Estates Ltd. Eastern Produce (Holdings) Ltd. East Rand Consd. East Sussex Eng. Ebonite Container Ego Holdings Ltd. Elect. & Indus. Secs. Ellerman Lines Elliott (B.) & Company George Ellison Holdings Ltd. Emu Wool Industries English Calico Esperanza Trade & ransport Ltd. Eucalyptus Pulp Mills Evans of Leeds Ever-Ready (G. Britain) The Expanded Metal Company Ltd. Excham Holdings Ltd. Explosives & Chemical Products Leonard Fairclough Ltd. Fairey Company Federated Paints Fenner (J.H.) Co. Ferranti Ferro Metal & Chemical Corp. Ltd. Frank Fehr & Co. Ltd. Finlay (James) & Co. Firth Cleveland Firth (T.) & J. Brown Fisons A. B. Fleming Holdings Fodens Foseco Minsep W. & G. Foyle Ltd. Pram Group Fraser Auslacher Ltd. Alex Frrser & Son Ltd. Frerch (7homas) French (W. & C.) - 11 - The Frizzel Group Friends Prov. & Century Life Office Gandy W. H. Gaze & Sons Geest Industries Ltd. General Fire General Electric General Motors Corp. Gestetner Holdings Gibb (A) & Sons. Gill & Duffus Glaxo Group Globe Investment Trust Ltd. Glynwed Goblin (B.V.C.) Goode, Durrant & M. Gourock Ropework Co. Grand Metropolitan Hotels Ltd. Gramgas Ltd. Great Universal Stores Greening (N.) & Sons Green's Economiser Gripperods Holdings Griqualand Expl. & F. Grovewood Securities Ltd. Grundy (Teddington) Ltd. Guardian Royal Exchange Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds (Overseas) Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds (U.K.) S. Guiterman & Co. Ltd. Guthrie & Co. Ltd. Guthrie Corporation Haden Carrier Ltd. A.W. Hainsworth & Sons Ltd. Hall Engineering Hall Thermotank Halstead (James) Holding Hambros Ltd. Hamilton Star Ltd. Hammond (L.) Holdings Hampton (C. & J.) Hargreaves Group Harris & Sheldon Group Harrisons & Crosfield Derek Hartle Ltd. Hawker Siddeley Group Hayley Bridge Inv. Trust. Hazell (Quinton) Head, Wrightson C. E. Heath & Company Ltd. Henderson (P.C.)

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) A. & S. Henry & Co. Arthur Hentzen & Co. Ltd. Herbert (Alfred) Heyoood Williams Group Hickson & Welch Hield Brothers Highams Hill Samuel Group Hillalden Coburn Ltd. Matthew Hodder Ltd. H. R. Holfeld Hoover Ltd. Hopkinson Holdings Hover-Air Ltd. John Howard & Co. Ltd. Howden (Alex) Holdings Howden Group Ltd. Howe Richardson Scale Co. Hudson (Robert) Hudson's Bay Company Hunslet Holdings Hunting Gibson Hunting Assoc. Industries Ltd. Hutchinson Illingworth Morris Imperial Chemical Industries Imperial Tobacco Group Inchcape & Co. Industrial & Commerical Fin. Corp. Insulation Fquipments Inter. Combus. Int. Compressed Air Int. Computers (Holdings) Int. Distillers & Vint. International Paint Industrial Inspection (Intl.) Ltd. Ireland Alloys Holdings Ltd. Ernest Ireland Ltd. Jacks (William) & Co. Isaac Jackson (Holdings) Ltd. Jessel Securities Johnson, Matthey Johnson-Richards H. R. Gordon Johnson-Stephens Holdings Kangol Keep Brothers Ltd. Kent (George) Kingside Investment Co. Ltd. Kleinwort Benson, Lonsdale Ltd. L.R. C. International The Lafarge Organisation Ltd. Laing (John) & Son Lancaster Carpets and Engin. Ltd. Laird Group Lamont (J.H.) & Co. Lamson Industries Laporte Industries (Holdings) Laurence, Scott Harold Laycock (Bradford) Hlds. Ltd. Lead Industries Group Legal & General Ass. Lep Group Leslie & Godwin (Holdings) Ltd. Limmer Holdings Lindustries Lines Bros. Lisbon Electric Trams Lister & Co. Ltd. Lloyd (F.H.) Holdings Lloyds & Bolsa International Bank Lloyds & Scottish Locker (Thomas) Lockwoods Foods The London, Australia & General Exploration Co. Ltd. London & County Securities Ltd. London Merchant Secs. London Shop Property Trust Lonrho Ltd. Lopex Ltd. Low & Bonar Group Lowe & Carr Ltd. Lucas (Joseph) Ind. Edward Lumley & Sons Ltd. Ronald Lyon Holdings Ltd. J. Lyons & Co. Ltd. Macmillan Ltd. Management Selection Group Manbre & Garton Manders Holdings Marchwiel Holdings Marconi Int. Marine Co. Marks & Spencer Marley Marshalls (Halifax) Mather & Platt Matthews Wrightson Holdings Marwin (Holdings) Ltd. Martonair International Ltd. May & Baker Ltd. McCorquodale & Co. Ltd. McKechnie Brothers Ltd. - 12 -

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) Martonair International Ltd. Thomas Meadows & Co. Ltd. May & Hassell Melbray Group Mentmore Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Mercury Securities Metal Box Company Metal Box Overseas Metal Closures Metal Traders Ltd. The Mettoy Company Ltd. Midland Aluminium Midland Bank Ltd. Midland Electric Manuf. Co. A. Miller & Company Ltd. Mills & Alen Minet Holdings Mitchell Construction Mitchell Cotts Group Mobbs & Lewis Mobbs Miller Ltd. Molins Ltd. Monotype Corporation Montagu Trust Morgan Crucible Co. Herbert Morris Ltd. Motor Rail Ltd. M.S.L. Group Ltd. Murray (D. & W.) Nairn-Williamson National Employers Mutual General Insurance Assoc. National & Grindleys Bank Ltd. Isaac Naylor & Sons Ltd. Negretti & Zambra Neill (James) Holdings Newey & Taylor Newman-Tonks Newton Chambers Norcros Ltd. North (James) & Sons Norvic Shoe Norwest Holst Norwich Union Life Ins. Soc. Ocean Transport & Trading Ltd. Ofrex Group Oldham International A. Oppenheimer & Co. Ltd. Orion Insurance Osborn (Samuel) Ozalid - 13 - Page-Johnson Build. P-E International Ltd. Parkinson Cowan Pancreol Ltd. Pearl Cowan Pearl Assurance Pearson (S) & Son Pegler (Hattersley) Peninsular & Oriental Permali Ltd. Perivale Guetermann Philips Elec. & Assoc. Industries Phoenix Assurance Photo-me International Pilkington Brothers Pilkington's Tiles Pitman (Sir Isaac) Plessey Company Portals Holdings Powell Duffryn Pratt (F.) Engineering Price Forbes (Holding) Petrocarbon Developments Ltd. Pritchard Services Prodorite Ltd. Provincial Insurance Purle Bros. Holdings R.C.F. Holdings R.F.D. Group Rabone Petersen & Co. Ltd. Racal Electronics Randalls Group Rank Organization Rank Hovis McDougall Ransome Hoffman Pollard Ransomes Sims and Jeffreys Readson Ltd. Record Ridgway Ltd. Reckitt & Celeman Redland Reed International Reeves & Sons Renold Rentokil Group Revertex Holdings Reyrolle Parsons Rio Tino Zinc Corporation Road Machines (Drayton) Thomas Robinson & Son Ltd. Rockweld Ltd. Rotaflex (G.B.)

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) Rotary Hoes Rotork Roussel Laboratories Ltd. Rowntree Mackintosh Royal Inturance Royal Sovereign Pencil Ruberoid Rubery Owen Holdings Ltd. Runciman (Walter) Rush & Tompkins Group S.G.B. Group Sadia Sagit Trust Sale Tilney Salter (George) Samuel Properties Samuelson Film Service Ltd. Sandeman (Geo. G.) Sanderson Kayser Sanderson, Murray & Elder (Hlds.) Saunders Valve Co. Scapa Group Scholefield, Goodman & Sons Ltd. Schreiber Industries Ltd. Sears Holdings Ltd. Second Consolidated Trust Sedgwick Forbes Holdings Ltd. Seddon Diesel Veh. Selection Trust Selincourt Sena Sugar Estates Senior Engineering Group Ltd. Serck Sheffield Twist Drill & Steel Shell Transport & Trading Showerings V.P. & W. Siebe Gorman Holdings Siemssen Hunter Simon Engineering Sirdar Slater, Walker, Secs. A.E. Smith Coggins (Hlds.) Ltd. Smith & Nephew Ass. Smith & Wellstood Smiths Industries Somic Sound Attenuators Ltd. S. African Distilleries & ines Ltd. South West Africa Co. Spear & Jackson Int. Spillers Spooner Industries Ltd. Staflex International Standard & Chartered Banking Group Staplegreen Ins. Hlds. Starch Products Staveley Industries Steel Group Steetley Company Stein Atkinson Stordy Ltd. Steinberg & Sons (Lon. & S. Wales) Ltd. Stenhouse Holdings Stocklake Holdings Stone-Platt Indust. Storey Brothers Stothert & Pitt Stroud Riley & Co. Sun Alliance & London Sunley (Bernard) Inv. Swan Hunter Group Szerelmey Ltd. T.P.T. Tanganyika Concess. Tarmac Tate & Lyle Taylor, Woodrow Tecalemit Telerhone Rentals Thomson Organisation Thorn Elec. Indus. Town Centre Properties Toye & Co. Ltd. Tozer, Kemsley & Millbourn Trafalgar House Inv. Transport Development Transport Holdings Co. Tremletts Ltd. Trust Houses Forte Tube Investments Turner & Newall Twinlock Ltd. Twyfords Holdings Unigate Unilever Union International Utd. City Merchants Utd. Dominions Trust Utd. Transport Co. Utd. Wire Group Univ. Grinding Urwick, Orr & Partners Ltd. Vantona Ltd. The Valor Company Ltd. Vapormatic Co. - 14 -

(UNITED KINGDOM, CONTINUED) J. H. Vavasseur Vernon Cams Ltd. Vernon & Co. (Surgical dressings) Vickers Ltd. Walker Crosweller W.H.G. Kingston Ltd. Thomas Walker Ltd. Thomas W. Ward Ltd. Andrew Weir & Co. Ltd. Weir Group Ward & Goldstone Wellcome Foundation Wellman Engineering West (Allen) & Co. Westbourne Publications Ltd. Westinghouse Brake & Signal George Weston Holdings Ltd. hessoe George M. ,1hiley Ltd. Whitbread & Co. B. S. & W. Whiteley Ltd. F. Whiteley & Co. Ltd. Wilkins & Mitchell Ltd. Wiggins Teape - 15 - Wilkes (James) Wilkinson Sword W. Williams & Sons (Holdings) Ltd. Willis, Faber & Dumas (Hlds.) Ltd. Willows Francis Wills (Geo.) Holdings Wilmot- Breeden (Holding) Wimpey (George) Winget Gloucester Winn & Coales (Denso) Ltd. Wiseman (M.) & Co. Witter (Thomas) Wolf Elec. Tools Rudolf Wolff & Co. A. C. Wood & Sons Ltd. Francis Woodcock Engineers Wood Hall Trust Woodall-Duckham Woodhead (Jonas) Woolcombers (Hondings) Yarrow & Company A.C. Young & Co. Ltd. UNITED STATES Abbot Laboratories Abelman Agencies Ltd. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. AFI,;AL-Quadrant AFIA Alcan Aluminium Allied Chemical Corp. Allis Chalmers Amalgamated Packaging Ind. Ltd. American Abrasives, Inc. American Bank Note American Bureau of Shipping American Celanese Co. American Chicle American Cyanamid Co. American Express Co. American Home Products American Insurance Co. American International Underwriters American Metal Climax Inc. American Motors Corp. American Pacific American South Africa Investment American Steel Foundries Ampex Corp. Amrho International Amrho International Underwriters Arthur Andersen and Co. Anderson, Clayton and Co. Anikem (Nalco Chemical Co.) Applied Power Industries ARCO (Atlantic Richfield Co.) Argus Africa Ltd. Argus Oil Amco Steel Corp. Armour-Africa Ltd. Armstrong Cork Co. Atlantic Richfield Co. Artnell International Ashland Oil and Refining Co. Audco Rockwell Ault and Wiborg Automated Building Components Avco Avis-Rent-A-Car Ayerst Laboratories

(UNITED STATES, CONTINUED) Azolplate Corp. Badger Co. Inc. Balkind Agencies Ltd. Bankers Trust Co. Barlow Oshkosh Baxter Laboratories Bechtel Corp. Beckman Instruments Inc. Bedaux, Charles and Associates Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc. Bellows, W.S. Construction Co. Berkshire International Corp. Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Steel Export Corp. Big Dutchman, Inc. Black Clawson Co. Black and Decker Manufacturing Co. Boeing Corp. Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc. Borden Inc. Borg-Warner Corp. Born Africa Boyles Drilling Co. Braun Transworld Co. Bristol-Myers Co. Buckner Industries, Inc. Bucyrus-Erie Budd Bundy Burlington Industries Burroughs Machines Ltd. Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. Calabrian Co., Inc. of New York California Packing Corp. Caltex Canada Dry International Inc. Carbone Corp. Carborundum Co. Carlane Corp. Carnation Co. Carrier Corp. Carrier International Carter Products Division J.I. Case Co. Caterpillar Tractor Co. Celanese Corp. Champion Spark Plug Co. Charter Consolidated Chase Manhattan Bank Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. Chemical Construction Corp. Chesebrough-Pondys Inc. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. Christrani & Nielsen Corp. Chrysler Corp. Cities Service Co. Clark Equipment Clark, Oil & Refining Coca-Cola Export Corp. Colgate-Palmolive International, Inc. P.F. Collier Inc. Collier-Macmillan, Ltd. Collins Radio Co. Colloids, Inc. Columbia Broadcasting System Columbus McKinnon Corp. Combustion Engineering Computer Science Connell Bros. Co. Ltd. Consolidated Equipment & Mfg. Co. Consultant Systemation Continental Corp. Continental Grain Co. Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Continental Insurance Co. Control Data Corp. Corn Products Co. Crane- Glenfield, Ltd. Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. Cutler Hammer International Cyanamid International Dana Dart Industries Dean Export International Ltd. Deere & Co. De Leuw, Cather & Co. International Investments Del Monte Corp. Denver Equipment Co. Derby & Co., Ltd. Diamond H. Switches Ltd. Diner's Club International, Ltd. Dodge & Seymour Ltd. Dolein Corp. Donaldson Co., Inc. Doughboy Industries, Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Dubois-Dearborn-Vestol Chemical Co. Dunn & Bradstreet Co. Dunlop - 16 - (UNITED STATES, CONTINUED) Ea Pont Chemical Co. Duroplastic Penta Industries E.C. DeWitt & Co. East Newark Industrial Center Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. Eastman Kodak Co. Eimco Corp. Electric Storage Battery Electro-Nite Co. Eltra Co. Emery Air Freight Corp. Encyclopedia Brittanica Inc. Engelhard Hanovia Engelhard Minerals and Chemicals Corp. Endo Drug Corp. Ernst & Ernst ESB Inc. Essex Corp. of America ESSO Standard Ltd. Eutectic Welding Alloys Corp. Eiring, McDonald & Co. Max Factor & Co. Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Farrell Lines Inc. Ferro Enamels Ltd. Fiberglass, Ltd. Firder Inc. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. First Consolidated Leasing Corp. Ltd. First National Bank of Boston First National Bank of Chicago Flintkole Co. Fluor Co. FMC Corp. FNCB Services Corp. Ford Motor Co. Fordom Factoring Ltd. Forsyth Udwin Ltd. Fram Filters Corp. Fruehauf George A. Fuller Co. Gabriel International Inc. Ltd. Galion Gamlen Ltd. Gardner-Denver Co. Gates Rubber Co. General Electric Co. General Foods Corp. General Motors General Signal Corp. General Tire & Rubber Co. George Angus Co. J. Gerber & Co., Inc. A.J. Gerrard & Co. Getty Oil Co. Gilbarco Ltd. Gillette Co. Gillsevey Co. Glair and Kestler Co. Glidden-Durkee Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. W.R. Grace & Co. Grant Advertising Inc. Graver Tank & Mfg. Co. Grolier Inc. Gulf Oil Corp. Harnischfeger International Corp. Harsco Haskins & Sells Halliburton Co. Heinemann Electric Co. Helena Rubinstein Inc. Heller (Walter E.) Inter. Hertz Rent-A-Car Co. Hewitt-Robins Inc. Hewlett Packard Ltd. Hochmetals Ltd. Holiday Inns of America Home Products International, Ltd. Honeywell Inc. Hoover Co. Howe Richardson Scale Co. Huster Co. IBM World Trade Corp. Industrial Chem. Products INA Corp. Infilco Division of Fuller Co. Ingersoll-Rand Co. Inmont Corp. Insurance Company of North America Interchemical Corp. International Banking Corp. International Bank of Reconstruction and Development International Bus Machines Int. Flavors & Fragrances Inc. Int. Group of Companies Int. Harvester Co. International Latex Corp. International Minerals & Chemicals International Nickel - 17 -

(UNITED STATES, CONTINUED) International Packers Ltd. International Staple & Machine Co. International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. Irving Chute Co. Inc. Jeffrey-Galion Mfg. Co. Johns-Manville International Corp. Johnson and Johnson S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. Joy Manufacturing Kaiser Industries Kellogg Co. Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. Kendall Co. Kennedy Van Saun Mfg. & Engineering Corp. Kewanee Overseas Oil Corp. Keystone Asbestos Corp. Kidder, Peabody L Co., Inc. Kimberley-Clark Corp. Koret of California K.R.C. Resources Lakeside Laboratories Inc. E.J. Lavino & Co. Lease Plan International Corp. Leo Burnett Co. A. R. Lilly & Son Eli Lilly International Corp. Link-Belt Co. Litton Industries Litwin Corp. Loftus Engineering Co. Lovable Co. Lubrizol Corp. Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Lykes Youngstown Corp. Mack Trucks Worldwide Mahon International Inc. Manhattan Shirt Co. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Maremount Corp. Masonite Corp. Master Mechanics Co. McGraw-Hill Inc. McKee Arthur G. & Co. Mechanite Metal Corp. Merck, Sharp & Dohme International Mekan Enterprises Merrell National Laboratories Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Intl. Inc. Meyer Mfg. Co. Midlands Oil Miles Laboratories Inc. Millburg Industrial Painters Mine Safety Appliances Co. Minerals & Chemicals Phillipp Corp. Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Mobil Oil Corp. Monarch Cinnabar Mono Containers Monsanto Co. Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. Morgan Guarantee & Trust Morrson-Knudson Motorola Inc. MSD Muller & Phipps International Corp. Nalco Chemicals National Cash Register Co. National Standard Co. National Trust & Savings Assoc. Navarro Exploration Co. Newmont Mining Corp. New Wellington A.C. Nielsen Co. Nordberg Mfg. Co. North American Rockwell Norton Co. Nuclear Corp. of America Oak Electronetics Ocean Drilling & Exploration Ocean Science & Engineering Inc. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. O'okipe Copper Co. Otis Elevator Co. Owens Corning Owens-Illinois Ozite Corp. P.E. Consulting Group Robert Page & Assoc. Palabora Mining Co. Ltd. J.J. Palmer & Co. Pan American World Airways Inc. Paragon Keylite Chemicals Parke, Davis & Co. Parker Pen Co. Pegasus International Corp. Pepsi Cola International Permatex Co. Inc. Perth Products - 18 -

(UNITED STATES, CONTINUED) Charles Pfizer & Co. Inc. Philip Morris Inc. Phillips Petroleum Co. Pillsburg Co. Pioneer Systems Pipe Line Technologists Inc. Placid Oil Playtex Corp. Plough Inc. P.M. Products Polaroid Corp. Potter & Moore Precision Spring Preload International Corp. Premix Asphalt Co. Prentice-Hall Publishers Inc. Prestolite International Proctor & Gamble Co. Publicker International Inc. Publishers Co. Inc. Radio Corp. of America Ramsey Engineering Co. Reader's Digest Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. Reliance-Toledo Remington Rand Revlon Inc. Rexall Drug & Chemical Co. Rheem International Co. Rheem Mfg. Richardson Merrell Inc. Richelieu Corp. Inc. Riker Laboratories Ritepoint Corp. Ritter Pfandler Corp. River Brand Rice Mills Inc. R.M.B. Alloys H.H. Robertson Co. Rockwell International Rockwell Standard Rohm & Haas Co. Royal Baking Powder Ltd. Royal Crowm Cola Co. A.S. Ruffel Ltd. Schering Corp. Schlesinger Organization Schlumberger Ltd. Scholl Mfg. Co. W.F. Schrafft & Sons Scripto Inc. G.D. Searle & Co. Seaway Associates Inc. Security Resources - 19 - Servac Laboratories Sheffield Corp. Shell Oil Co. Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Skelly Oil Co. Skil Corp. Smith Klein & French Lab. A.O. Smith Corp. Southwire Co. of Georgia Sperry-Rand Corp. Squibb Beechnut Corp. Standard Brands Inc. Standard Oil Co. of California Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey Standard Pressed Steel Co. C.V. Starr & Co. States Marine Lines Stauffer Chemical Co. Stein, Hall & Co. Inc. Steiner Co. Sterling Drug Inc. St. Regis Paper Co. D.A. Stuart Oil Co. Sun Oil Co. Sybron Corp. Symington Wayne Corp. Systematics Services Pty. Tampax Inc. Tedd-Hill Products Tedd McKune Investments Tenneco Chemicals Inc. Thermo-Electric Co. Inc. Thompson Remco Texaco Inc. J. Walter Thompson Co. Thor Power Tool Co. Tidewater Marine Service Tidewater Oil Co. TREW Inc. Three 1 (3M) Corp. Time International Timken Roller Bearing Co. Titan Indubtrial Corp. Tokheim Corp. Toledo Scale Corp. of Ohio Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart International Transalloys Ltd. Trans World Airlines Inc. Triton Chemicals Ltd. Tuco Ltd. Tupperware Home Parties

(UNITED STATES, CONTINUED) Twentieth Century Fox Films Corp. Underwood Unimark International Union Carbide Corp. Uniroyal Inc. United Aircraft Corp. United Artists Corp. United Cargo Corp. United Shoe Machinery Corp. US Industries United States Steel Corp. Universal Leaf Tobacco Universal Mireral Discoveries Upjohn Co. Valenite-Modco Ltd. Valvoline Oil Van Dusen Aircraft Supplies Ltd. The Vendo Co. Vick Chemical Inc. Vick International Wallace International Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Corp. Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. J.R. Watkins Products Inc. Wayne Pump Co. western International Hotels Western Knapp Engineering Co. Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Westinghouse Electric Intl. Corp. Weyerhaeuser Co. White Motor Corp. Whitney Co. Wilbur-Ellis Co. H.B. Wilson Co. Woolworth F.W. Worldtronic Inc. Worthington Air Conditioning Co. Xerox Corp. X-Ray International Ltd. Arthur Young & Co. ZOE WEST GERMANY Agfa-Geva-.7t AG, Leverkusen Allgemeine Elektrizitgtsgesellschaft, Frankfurt/Main Anker-Werke AG, Bielefeld Apparatebau RothemUhle, Dr. Brandt & Co., Rothemhle Uber Olpe/Westf. Arcona GmbH. Hamburg Arwa-Feinstrumpfwirkerei GmbH, Unterrot iber Gaildorf/WUrtt. BASF AG Bauer Kompressoren Becker & Haag, Hamburg Bergische Achsenfabrik, Friedrich Kotz & Shne, Wiehl/Bez.Kbln Beth & Co. Maschinenfabrik AG, LUbeck Blohm & Voss AG Bochener EisenhUtte Gebr. Bbhler & Co. AG, DUsseldorf-Oberkassel C.F. Boehringer & SZhne GbH C.H. Boehringer Sohn BOMAG - Bopparder Maschinenbau GmbH, Boppard Robert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgart Paul Braun & Co., Hamburg Braunschweiger Maschinenbauanstalt (BMA) Caloremag Elektro AG Christensen Diamond Products GmbH, Celle Continental Elektroindustrie Continental Gummi-Werke AG Daimler Benz AG, Stuttgart-UntertUrkheim Franz Dauter GmbH - 20 -

(WEST GERMANY, CONTINUED) - 21 - DEmLAG AG, Duisburg Deutsche Afrika-Linien, Hamburg-Altona Deutsche Grammophon GmbH Deutsche Lufthansa AG, K3ln Deutsche Schachtbau- und Tiefbohrgesellschaft mbH Rolf H. Dittmeyer, Hamburg-Nienstedten Dowidat-Werke Draegerwerk, LUbeck DSD Dillinger Stahlbau GmbH Gebr. Eberhardt, Ulm Escher Wyss GmbH. Ravensburg Export Union Witten GmbH, DUsseldorf Farbenfabriken Bayer AG, Leverkusen Farbwerke Hoechst AG, Frankfurt/Main Xaver Fendt, Marktoberdorf Oskar Feustel, Hamburg Heinrich Fischer, Winterlingen Gedore Werkzeugfabrik, Otto Dowidat (?), Remscheid-LUttringhausen Gerling Konzern, KZ51n Friedrich Grohe, Hemer Krs. Iserlohn Hauni-Werke, Kbrber & Co. KG, Hamburg- Bergedorf Hebel Gasbeton Werk GmbH, Emmering, Post FUrstenfeldbruck Hein, Lehmann & Co. AG, DUsseldorf/Oberbilk Hella, Westf'lische Metall-Industrie KG Henkel & Cie. CrbH, DUsseldorf-Holthausen Henschel Werke GmbH, Kassel Richard Hirschmann, Radiotechnik-Werk, Esslingen Rudolf Ibach Sohn, Schwelm/Westf. Rudolf JMlicher, Detmold Simon Kerscher, NUrnberg Klckner- Ferromatik GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel Kloeckner-Humboldt-Deutz AG, K81n Kloeckner-Moeller GmbH K1bckner Werke AG Knorr Bremse GmbH Koedel & Boehm GmbH, Lauingen/Donau K6lnische RUckversicherungs-Gesellschaft, K5ln Krber & Co. KG Krauss-Maffei AG, MUnchen-Allach Friedrich Krupp, Essen KSB - Klein, Schanzlin, Becker AG, Frankenthal KiOhne & Nagel, Hamburg Kugelfischer, Georg Schdfer & Co., Schweinfurt Hans Liebherr - Maschinenfabrik, Biberach Linde AG, Wiesbaden Lurgi, Gesellschaft fUr WUrmetechnik mbH, Frankfurt/Main Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-NUrnberg AG MCM Elosterfrau GmbH, K61n C. Melchers & Co., Bremen Mercedes BUromaschinen-Werke AG, Berlin A.O. Meyer, Hamburg

(1EST GERMANY, CONTINUED) - 22 - Horst Mock, Frankfurt/Main Johannes M61ler Ferd. Muelhens, Kbin-Ehrenfeld MUnchner Rlckversicherung, Minchen Muhr & Bender, Attendorn Munck & Schmitz KG, KZ51n-Poll Nixdorf Computer AG Nubilo sa-Molekular- ZerstEubung, Konstanz Olfener Werkzeug- und Metallwarenfabrik, Inh. Heinz Rusche, Olfen/Westf. Olympia-Werke AG, Wilhelmshaven Orenstein & Koppel und LUbecker aschinenbau AG, Dortmund Osram GmbH Otavi Minen- und Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft, Frankfurt/Main Paul Paklippa GmbH, Heidelberg Phoenix-Rheinrohr AG, DUsseldorf Pohlig-Heckel-Bleichert, Vereinigte Maschinenfabrik AG, KZ5ln-Zollstock Polysius GmbH Rehau Plastiks GmbH, Rehau Retron GmbH Rheinische Stahlwerke, Essen Ringsdorff-Werke GmbH, Bad Godesberg Rohde & Dbrrenberg, DUsseldorf Rosenthal Porzellan AG, Marktredwitz Russ-Elektro-Ofen KG, K41n-Bayenthal Sager & Woerner OHG, MUnchen Salzgitter Maschinen AG, Salzgitter Schenker & Co. GmbH, Bentheim Schering AG, Berlin Karl Schmidt GmbH, Neckarsulm K. Schwarszkopf GmbH, Hamburg Siemens-SchuckertTWerke AG, Erlangen Sigri Elektrographit GmbH L. u. C. SteinmUller GmbH Stolberger Zink AG, Aachen H. Stucken & Co., Bremen Techno-Chemie Alfred Teves Maschinen- und Armaturenfabrik KG Thorer & Hollender, Frankfurt/Main Vahle Kamen KG, Kamen/Westf. Van Waveren & De Bres GmbH Varta AG VDO Tachometer-Werke Vereinigte Alternburger und Strahlsunder Spielkarten Volkswagen-Werke AG, Wolfsburg Von Rohr-Unternehmen GmbH Maschinenfabrik Waeschle, Ravensburg GUnter Wagner - Pelikan-Werke, Hannover Weber & Schaer, Hamburg Wella AG Werner & Pfleiderer

(WET GERMANY, CONTINUED) - 23 Westiftiische Mletall-Industrie KG, Hilek & Co.*, Paderborn Westf~1ische Union AG f ~r Eisen- und Drahtindustrie, Ha=Am/estf. Wibau Mathias & Co. KG Gustav Winkler GmbH Worltf-Ger~te GmbH