428 Twenty-first Congress--National Safety Couucil oi train, a trainman may no over the running hoard if necessary to 6et on top os the train to extinguish fire or pass signals.

mL O 17I B E S T O S- H A H D BOO K.FOR.BR ARE SERVICE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF BRAKE SERVICE It'l!

THE INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MOVEMENT The effectiveness of the off-the-)ob safety campaign is shown by the fact that, from the time records were first kept in 1928, both home and public accident death totals (ex cluding motor vehicle accidents) have de clined, despite great increases in population Even m the field of motor vehicle accidents, the present-day death total is only slightly higher than that of 1937, m spite of the fact that registrations since 1937 have increased more than ISO per cent and vehicle-miles traveled have increased almost 200 per cent If industry has been a large contributor to this successful work, it has also been a heavy beneficiary of its fruits Disruption of labor force, worry and hardship among employees, loss of purchasing power by con sumers, and heavy tax burdens for the sup port of hospitals and relief agencies are all results of off-the-job accidents which affect Industry's pocketbook.

I ` UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT j SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK II X In re JOHNS-MANVILLE CORPORATION, et al., I I Debtors.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT r %A urr of METROPOLITAN GROUP INSURANCE POUCYHOLDERS 'Si - f*W..V*.

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company would not issue life insurance policies on asbestos 3/ workers.

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90 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES dated properly, if consideration is given to the fact that actually only 8 to io per cent of the men employed in such operations are markedly exposed to this agent (Teutschlaender).

TUMORS OF THE SKIN 157 ployed in the crude paraffin departments of Scottish Oils, Ltd.

TUMORS OF THE ALIMENTARY SYSTEM 313 mines, lead mines, slate quarries, and coal mines), and manufacturers of wool and cotton goods. 4.

n CANCERS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 449 interpretation was complicated by the coexistence of a granulation tissue con taining giant cells resembling those present in lymphogranulomatosis.

114 CHAPTER 4 Chemical Industry Cancers Chemical industry cancers are seemingly much less common than other kinds of cancer: over the course of the entire twentieth cen tury, for example, there have been only about a thousand officially recognized cases of aniline dye bladder cancers in Germany--and aniline cancer is usually regarded as one of the more prominent occupational tumors.

1 Hoffman's help with the overhead -- there was also Page 3880 2 another instruction book that is in evidence, and that 3 is from a 1928 Model A instruction book, and within 4 that it also virtually says the same thing, that Ford 5 recommended that with respect to the Model A trucks 6 and cars that you use Ford replacement parts. 7 In the foreword of that instruction book, it 8 basically says the same thing, that Ford recommended 9 that when repairs are necessary, that you use genuine 10 Ford replacement parts. 11 The evidence also showed us not only did 12 Ford use and have instruction books, but they also had 13 what was called technical service manuals. 14 And those technical service manuals are put 15 out basically monthly, I believe Mr.