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J ARTin.E VIII IN UTI'NKSS WHEREOF tbe said president fA } and secretary UkE^aiiat*AL>MMftM|p4 of said SStffiSSIdias, -Ik'imir;i11ii. pursnaiit to appropriate proceedings of tbe a copy of wbtcb, certified by tbe secretary and f-nfin!

TRANSACTIONS / V 32nd NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS Volume II Suit and Highway Traffic.

PRINCI-SPURBECK--EXPOSURE TO INSECTICIDES Aldrinla (CuHaCU) (compound 118) Ha /M\Cl HCH CICCI 65 Fig. 2.

272 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE S. 0. was admitted to the hospital for care because of jaundice and abdominal pain of one week's duration, headache and dizziness occurring intermittently for three weeks, and easy fatigue, weakness, irritability and disturbance of bowel habits during the previous two months At the onset of his symptoms the patient thought the speed-up in his work was responsible.

V' .* 1- ;v AIDING THE CARDIAC PATIENT IN INDUSTRY ,'r* ' EDWARD M.

484 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE ' > Armed Forces are cutting into this nucleus of specialists.

33 - the developing of new markets for asbestos and/or asbestos containing products because of economic factors technical factors a combination of both.

128 CHAPTER 5 are urged that nutrition is "not a private matter" and that the chil dren of the Reich have "a duty to be healthy"; eating right will make healthy citizens and soldiers.16 The question of whether meat was good or bad for you was not an easy one, however.

Page 1137 1 Q You didn't work with any asbestos-containing j 2 products at that time either, did you?

1 A You know they used to weave asbestos.

1 .general mechanic would do for the United States Post Page 1332 2 Office?

Page 1348 i 1 Q During the 1940s and the 1950s, did you or 2 any of the other mechanics that worked there, did you 3 wear either a respirator or a dust mask?

Page 1506 1 Q And then he went into the military in about 2 1943; is that right?