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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT l General Headquarters, August 29, 1933.

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S- / The occupation-related Cancer of the Asbestos Workers by Martin Noaj^mann with 6 illustrations in th e text (received Qin March 18* 1938) The asbesto6is# the occupation-related diesease of the asbestos workers, is naturally tied to countries and cities which have erected asbestos processing plants.

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CANCERS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 4i9 of tumors of the respiratory tract.

CANCERS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 465 Kotzing, K., Smmlg. v.

474 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES been published for factories which had been conducted, over a longer number of years, with special technical and sanitary precautions (introduction of a closed production system that eliminates contact with vapors, fumes and dust; extensive exhaust ventilation} careful supervision of repair work; good medical care) (Nassauer; Simon, 1930).

National Safety News Published monthly in the interest of accident prevention and the health of industrial workers VOL. 32.

632 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES Bowditch, M., and Elkins, H.

TUMORS OF THE MESENCHYMATOUS TISSUES 641 of cheek (Montgomery and Viecelli); hypertrichosis of cheek (Kaplan); and dural endothelioma (Deuticke)).