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oo \=3 cm j Digest of Industrial Sygiens - 5. receive the same compensation benefits and medical surgical and hospital care treatment as would be paid and provided for a workman injured or hilled In ext hazardous employment under the Industrial Insurance and medical aid act of the statee Provided, however. That this Act shall not apply where the last expost to tho hazards of the disease occurred prior to January 1, 1937. Soctlon 2. The compensation and benefits provided for occupational dlsoasos shall bo paid from the samo fund and In tho same manner as compensation and be fits for Injuries under the industrial lnsuronoo and modloal aid acta and the contributions of employers to pay therefor, shall be determined, assessed and collected in the samo vmrmm> and as a part of the premiums for extra-hazardous employment. Sac. 7679-1. Remington's Rovlsed Statutes, Vol. 8. 1940 Podtet Part Soctlon 7679-1 -- Compensation shall be payahlo for disabilities sustained or death incurred by an employee resulting from tho following occupational dlseas (1) Anthrax. Handl Ing of wool, hair, brlstlos, hides or skins. (2) Lead poisoning or Its sequelae. Any process Involving tho use of or direct contact with load or Its preparations or compounds. (3) Zinc poisoning or its sequelae. Any procoss Involving tho uso of or diroct contact with zinc or its preparations or compounds or alloys. (4) Mercury poisoning or its sequelae. Any process Involving the use of or diroct contact with mercury or Its preparations or compounds. (5) Phosphorous poisoning or Its soquolae. Any process Involving the uso of or direct contact with phosphorous or its preparations or compounds. (6) Arsonlo poisoning or its sequelso. Any process Involving the uso of or direct contact with arsenic or its preparations or (7) Poisoning by benzol or nltro-, hydro-, hydroxy-, end soldo- derivativet of benzene (dlnitro-benzol, nnilln, and others), or Its sequoias. Any pro cess Involving the use of or direct contact with benzol, or nltro-, lytet-, hydroxy-, or amldo- derivatives of benzene or its preparations or compounds, (8) Poisoning by carbon bisulphide or its sequoias, or any sulphide. Any process involving the use of or direct contact with carbon blBulpU.de or iti preparations or compounds, or any sulphide or sulphite. (9) Poisoning by totracbloxmathane or any substance used as or in conjunc tion with a solvent for acetate of cellulose or nltro cellulose, or Its sequelae. Any proeoae Involving tho use of or diroct contact with any sub stance used as or In conjunction with a solvent for aoetato of cellulose or nltro cellulose. (10) Chrome ulceration or Its sequelae or chrome poisoning. Any process involving the uso of or direct contact with cfarcalo add or bychromate of asssonlin, potasslxx or sodlu, or their preparations. (11) Ulceration of the skin or at the corneal surface of the eye, due to tor, pitch, bitumen, mineral oil, or paraffin, or any compound, product or residue of any of these substances. Handling or uso at tar, pltoh, Mtuwm mineral oil, pr paraffin or any compound, product or residue of any of the* substances. (12) Compressed air Illness or lta sequelae. Any process carried on In . compressed air. (13) Miners' diseases. Including cellulitis, bursitis, ankylostomiasis, tonosynovitis end nystagmis. (14) Cataract In glassworkers. Processes In tho manufacture of glass in volving exposure to tho glare of molten glass. (15) Methyl chloride poisoning. Any procoss Involving the use of or dlree contact with mothyl chlorldo or Its preparations or compounds. (16) Carbon monoxide poisoning. Any process Involving direct exposure to carbon monoxide in buildings, sheds or enclosed places.