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fl J Hu" _stos, which is virtunlly indcstructiMti ^priues to react Within' the lungs fq$ 'etime, and to heed the warning uif; ewether, who, when asked if two ixS'of exposure was:sufficient in cause stosis in a young girl, replied,;"Yrs, ffif lives long enough.'! Moreover, riiqucs of dust sampling were primi!and inaccurate, and. dust Icyejs; so greatly---not1 only from fac?to factory but from area to area; a given factor)---that if would' een almost' impossible t<{ establish: upon which to; recommend a ^ lever of 'exposure. But as; time; at by, the. generally lowered! dust; els; that did;rcsu|t from;,the i'regula*! gof: 1931 appeared to be slowing; r the attack ;fate.;pf .the! disease,;j;at: Hin' Great Britain, and the life ex^cy 'of the average asbestos-textile' Eerlwas'; further; infcreased^by ;the!; Jfj. of antibiotics, which'drasticaliv uced.:;fhe;ideadi'!fafe; from infectious: /)<^fyj-d&|i^lTtha^qften ,had ;fo; lierfpta|lv.junjFpf^^ahie^Vbnsequenceirallithis;w-as;thnt nshesTos'w(')rken:, in|; ^^pf, dying of:asbestosisiebegaivdiv,ing! r^T;endiighi;;;tp^ideyeloplj!, asbestos-in^' led cancer. Thelfirst 'published:'suggestion :of an;; cation1; between' hkbestosis jand ma |gnant fdiseasc'iiwai made in 1935 hi ~Ken neth.M.Lyhch ,professornif Kology > at the Medical College- of; 2uth Carolina, who described the;case, fafifty-seven-icar-oldasbestiiswcnvcr ho died of asbestosis and inwhose! gs. cancer was also found..Because ^regulations if; 1931 ` required B ritf ^oroners to ; conduct!autbpsies, (in- who had' been } suspended front; jc:with asbestos on account of pul- ary disability or when their, length Service rendered! it likely that; tlieirj lotion was a contributory cause jjMth, ;|);itlii>logistsV'in/Britainwere ferity'Investigate; the .suggested link _^en;ashestosis;andlung: cancer sfcmorc easily/than their countcr- B/itn the United States, where, few fhad workmcn's cqmpensafinn ^covering dust diseases* and where jsWe're ioio sicific-'regula tions ] rei: st-iihortem examinationsjl'df ds>workers. The British investihs;werc not made the subject of ''^Comment until 1949,: however, Dr. Merewcther, who! was then inspector of Factories, published W of data thathad been accum;frbm 1924 to 1946,; which! re-! jthat: lung cancer was present Jty-ine out of two hundred and ffive deaths that were,caused hv 8# or' in whicli aslvestiisis was the r mug that made mugs famous Created by Bennington - ' Potters in 1957; thetrigger . mug is now recognized ".rZ: as a design classic throughout the world. .Ti^:^f2'^linug;.wHh-,iver i -i that may also be used as saucer $2.50. '* . i*:*,*: * Middle--s^ndardiinvg'.ll.io. j Bottom--trigger mug (12'oz.) $2.00.' . . AvaliableLin white.'charcoal, turquoise . li. or brown at leading stores ' j - eyeryv^rerFora complete catalogue- o! Bennihcito'n Potters' '.trlogermugs'and.other ' 't^dughffuRie^gnr to: ; -* -'.'r.-.l-IrJa-.ifa/ ;v --1 I' - - .v i: j;- > ' r"'r.-a;;ffi/rp Bennlngton.Vernibnl I-