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V\ APPENDIX A TABLE 5 43 CANCER OF THE LUNG AMONG ASBESTOS WORKERS :y J Place United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom United Kingdom Quebec Pennsylvania New York & New Jersey Population Studied No. of Workers Years Followed Reported deaths from asbestos 235 1924-1947 Cases of asbestosis in 1,247 autopsies with pneumoconiosis 121 Asbestos textile workers, industry areas, 20 years' or more exposure 113 1922-1953 Reported deaths from asbestosis 365 1924-1955 Chrysotile miners and mill workers with over 5 years' employment 5,958 1950-1955 Workers in asbestos products plant employed in 1938-39, aged 25-64 1,495 1940-1960 Insulating workers, over 20 years' union membership 632 1932-1962 No.

18 CHAPTER 1 interest of completeness (and at the risk of tedium), I shall con tinue.

f/<Sv 6 ^, ASBESTOS USAGE BY BODY ENGINEERING Haterials Adhesives Specifications ESB-M2G58-C ^ S' ESB-M2G171-AB Original Applications Metal to metal bond on hood and deck lid inner panel to outer panel assemblies, and other body reinforcements.

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American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1926-27 and the leakage for the same window fitted with a good weather-strip for various wind velocities.

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1926-27 -1 s American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1926-27 SATtWU-VC TYPICAL CONNECTIONS TO PtANlFOLD COILS OF NOT OVER S PIPES TYPICAL CONNECT lOnS TO MANGOLD COILS HAVING MORE THAN S PIPES.

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1926-27 Many exaggerated claims haye been made in the marketing of ventila tors and it was only recently that very careful tests were made by the U.