g) a detailed description of the product, including pictures of the product itself, pictures of the product's packaging, copies of catalogue description of the product and copies of the manufacturer's instructions for the proper installation or application of the product; h) attach copies of the documents reflecting the sale, supply or delivery to entity listed; i) during the time period when this defendant was supplying the asbestoscontaining product, was it also manufacturing, supplying or marketing an asbestos-free variety of the same product to the entity in question; j) during the time period in which this defendant was supplying the asbestoscontaining product to the entity in question, was it also manufacturing or marketing any asbestos-free variety of the same product in any market area; k) what was the first year that an asbestos-free version of the product in question was supplied by' this defendant.

ARTHUR HUNTER Chairman Central Bureau Medico-Actuarial Mortality Investigation; Actuary New York Life Insurance Company m ltf3M El PPSTtCTO!

The Commercial National Rank AND TRUST COMJtoNY op New York t June /., Fcumr taWoHiwii yMr. f.

4|lued ALLIED CORPORATION BENDIX FRICTION MATERIALS DIVISION MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET The following data may be used to comply with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200.

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waiving and subject to these objections, Abex states as follows: (a) Abex Corporation; (b) Delaware; (c) October 10, 1916; (d) 4800 Prudential Tower Boston, Massachusetts C2199 (e) Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds it is overly broad, vague, seeks irrelevant information, and is not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

name ^ Pearce, William G.

A heavier exposure to dust was there in 1919 - 1930 and. 1940-1945, i.e. together for 16 years.

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the sample* TMa dovioo takes advantage of tho phenonona that a body warmer than the gas about It is surrounded by a dust froc sono* This tone le lnterooptod by the surfaces of tho covcr-glaesea whloh oro kopt oool by tnossos of metal In olose oontaet* Also sinoe portioulato tanttor in warm gasos toads to deposit upon oool surfaocs wo have two foroos whloh act * to doposlt tho dust from the sample upon tho two disos of glass* The sanplo appoars as a narrow strip on occh glass parallol with tho wire* These samples nay bo used for count or partiolc size determination after thoy aro suitably nounted upon a elide* Tho Thermal Pro'oipltator is usod t In England and South Africa for ohcoking other methods end to some extent for routino sampling* It is high in eollcotion officleney exoopt possibly for the larger particles* Its main disadvantages are the difficulty in properIns Qod mounting tho cover glasses and tho snail sampling rate poseiblo for this Instrument, about 6 nl per ninuto* Tho most rccont development, tho Eloctroatatio Proolpitator, whieh will bo described In dotail later by Barnes, is without quostion tho cost eatisfaotory dovioo for oonplcto separation of solid dispersions from gases* It collects a large samnio In a short time and if properly constructed and oporatod has cn cffioicncy of 100 por eont* '.To coco now to tho nost v/ldcly used class of dust collecting instruments, tho devices which operato upon the impingement principle.

/ STATUTOHT DECLARATIOK J-0 I, George Horrie Worledge, 1 0'Connell Street, Sydney, Secretary to The Colonial Sugar Refining Co.

PqC* 4 ASSETS Schedule L.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROCEDURE #145 SABINE RITE?.

GRACE '*.