PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MET-320 MEMORANDUM DR.

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PERSONAL AND DEPENDENT BENEFITS SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT ATTACHED TO AND MADE PART OF GROUP POUCY \:r> 8577-0 mien TO^;/hii:to3-:wiiatta:: , ihc.

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(Drislane - Purcell) 52 1 Q Could you give me an example of something he was 2 involved in that made you comfortable in describing him as a 3 prime mover in the organization of the FMSI?

52 FRANK A.

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"FERRUGINOUS BODIES" IN GUINEA FIGS--DAVIS ET AL MS Thomson had assumed that all the bod ies found in his cases were caused by asbestos, but anthracosis bodies have been known for a long time from the lungs of coal miners.

300 NOTES TO PAGES 71-73 54.

1 They also went out and X-rayed all of these 2 workers, all 1,000 of them, to see if the people that 3 were actually using these products were getting sick. 4 What they found was that three out of the 5 1,076 people had asbestosis. 6 So what they concluded and published, in 7 1946, was that .29 percent of the people got 8 asbestosis.

Page 649 1 It is on Owens-Corning letterhead dated 2 January 30, 1940. 3 THE COURT: It will be admitted into 4 evidence. 5 MR.

1 information.

1 1945?

1 that job is plaintiff's investigation is continuing.