,9 488,889 5 and light trucks, particularly when they may fie In the form of finely divided dust-llke particles or operated under severe conditions, and which em so-called dispersed discrete particles composed of bodies as a friction-controlling agent finely di the materials heretofore employed for this pur vided dust-like particles which resist heat decom pose, while at the same time being free from the position and heat depolymerization and excessive 6 aforesaid and other objectionable characteristics softening and loss of friction stability resulting of harsh abrasive materials.

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(e) The compensation paid for the manufactured asbes tos materials; (f) Whether any warnings, cautions, caveats or direc tions accompanied the materials referred to in (c); and (g) The date the warnings, cautions, caveats or di rections referred to in (f) first appeared.

Subject to and without waiving these objections, any quality control systems would have ensured that Abex's asbestoscontaining automotive friction products would perform their intended task, i.e. slowing or stopping a moving vehicle.

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TRADE PRICES Effective January 18. 1937 KEWANE indirect hot water heat For STORAGE TANK Ooerat'on o c 3r s 1 N G L E CO 1 L D E CO 1 L r,d 2X- Trade Prt ce Installed .' / - .-2.L-

/Tt% KENNEDY AIR SWEPT TUBE MILLS PROVIDE ... maximum combustion. .with all grades of coal!

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1930 where V -- velocity in feet per minute through an opening, and p is the pressure difference, in inches of water, existing at that opening from any causes or combination of causes.

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1930 ings.

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1930 392 K itchen for 500-Room H otel (Floor A rea 5,175 sq. ft.)

American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1930 many materials produce better results if dried quickly at comparatively high temperatures than if dried more slowly at lower temperatures.

American Society of Heating.and Ventilating Engineers Guide, 1931 Burton, C.