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the ground that such information lacks relevance, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

SEP 18 '96 03:34PM B&R CORP SERVICES P.2/2 PLAINTIFF'S tie EXHIBIT NO^__ _M_PFglFFER The following items from Brown & Root's Industrial Hygiene Library are to be produced at each witness'deposITO^^TM"TMTM" Please brii.g the following reference books or materials: TTLEOF AUTHOR/ LOCA- E12BUSHER EDITOR DAIE B-TllLQ E2S OWNER im u /Air Contaminants Perm.

V J ".J ANSWER TO INTERROGATORY NO. 29: Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad, burdensome and seeks information which has been gathered or prepared in the course of litigation or which is otherwise protected by the attorney-client privilege, the work product doctrine or any other i applicable privilege.

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Abex also objects to this interrogatory on the ground that it is speculative inasmuch as it fails to distinguish among raw asbestos, asbestos contained in building insulation products and/or asbestos-containing automotive friction products, and/or among the different types of asbestos fibers.

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD FORMING ORGANS 633 Fitz-Hugh, Th., and Krumbhaar, E.

728 Asbestosis, Bronchogenic Carcinoma--Isselbacher et al.

562 IRVING HARTMANN B.

192 CHAPTER 6 German cancer journals, had already shown by 1930 that tars de rived from tobacco smoke could induce cancer in experimental an imals; in subsequent experiments he found that certain tobacco tar distillates could produce tumors in as many as 94 percent of all animals exposed.66 Roffo was important in shifting the emphasis away from nicotine and onto tar as the active agent of tumorigenesis; Lickint by 1935 could state that nicotine was "probably inno cent" of carcinogenic potency and that benzpyrene was more likely the guilty party.67 Roffo's experiments were disputed by some--the English scien tists Ernest Kennaway and R.

190 CHAPTER 6 wutde- vector*" THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TOBACCO 191 ^Ma moftto blofcn Sl^toiita bnCMaa^ |)ftU<9pi$(l4(0 iiawa tirflt, nuftt man ( ben Vau^t'ttMfilio tor Sahara lsm tBtanotrpd>fW 3"^8* M** (tl)fn nob in ton tra|ift(e(fot iiirfctt.

238 CHAPTER 6 The Industry's Counterattack German tobacco manufacturing continued relatively unobstructed throughout the 1930s.

Inter Office I;3j SEP 22 PM 2 06 Personnel and Organization Staff September 18, 1930 To: B.

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