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Aecot -- * handsome new turtleneck iweaUrmade inEa|l*nd by Alan Pain*: In inp--are found in carv truc two-ply pure lambswoot, fully fashioned with distinctive Alan Paine saddle shoulder, ton, power shovels,, hoists, a about $17. Alio available, Alntren -- a fenberwel*ht pm, wool shirt, ideal under pullovers, blazers, etc. i About $16. Both In ah exciting amt of original colours created by Alan Paine. industrial machines, as are; cloth packings, reals, and gaskeF bestns papers and felts; are roofing.forptanopddinf,for stoves, heaters, filing cabinets, ~ helmets;^ and; the mufflers and of automobiles, and they: also :ai in armored-cars, carpets,,a: f.' vv 4v .ft, 1` Si>. .V; tI } i df r '55i 1 >K -t < . ttis 1 > 'I '> tridges, and as'shoiler ,jackets ator covers. Asbestos millboard,' is a heavier version of asbestos' is used 5 for acoustical ceilings, sr f ..(.WIJ tV; ,,,,, :terboard; and; fireproof wallboai_ in 'electric switch hoses, safesg pads, stove mao, ovens, and dry; mm< , /1 > Vinyl and; asphalt floor , tiles anywherefrom'thirnv.to.fifn-'peri^ by;weight,: of ishortiashestost fibrif U.> I thy floor-tile industry has.beconp second-largest iiser of jhe - nu Since ' i the ,f| develitpment of? ol-formaldehyde resins in <1909, bestos has been used in'large <% IIS apslaasricresiinnfdorucsetmrye.'natnadntdu^dfaillvetrhere^iiiii countless plastic products that eohSI asbestos, ranging from frying-pandta sssji dies to rocket nose - cones. ,Ashcstoj^ ' ? /M'i.iV , HM ','>vV ' > V - S''' ;V ;; , * i" rot non damn, wrttK HMUN wK. L . M fVr'.A' . O C .I.NC. . X 7 EA ST. J7 STW.t.T!. iNl.OlM* ! VOAK. N.VVi.K1I0M0I1. * also ah ingredient of mam paints,ai^ : sealants, of compounds used for-jig \ coating.jand road huilding, of putt* - caulking/: and; others crack? fillers^-f clays used for pottery and sculpture^ ; artificial snow,ofplaster:and;stucc^,TM;; fireproof: insulation spraved on strui ; si rural steel, and of uhdercnatingt sptiyt:Af oh automobile bodies. ^I As a1 result of 'these multiple ar ; miscdlaneousiapplications.asbestos.h;: becohnepracticallyubiquitouS;inm.O!! era society.There ,b not anautomobfl airplane, train, ship, missile, or engfr, of any, sort! that 'does not contain dt j bes'tos in some, form or other,'anal ' has found its'way^, into`literally eve/ ; budding, factory, - Home, and far across,,the land., And, because its n\ J nuscules fibres are > eminentlyrespirab' /l asbestos has also found its way into t | lungs of man/where, by remaining s indestructible as it does in nature, it^A | , si I r '! wreak terrible havoc.3 -= t i'i <} <x J i i~i* |ii 1 lx ^< 7* > T ;f\ ' l VHE; adverse, biological effects' , A asbestos were observed1 as early I the first century by the Greek get rapher Strabo and by the Roman .n uralist Pliny the Elder, both of wh mentioned in passing a sickness of , | lungs in slaves whose 'occupation'' to weave'asbestos into cloth. Str andPlinywereyallingattenaonfor:; first time in history, to a disease, t : would one day be known as asbe- , sis--a form of pneumoconiosis ( " :