vehicle accidents others -- of whom 150,000 wtirticTS^ presents a most serious challenge to .ill who hehevcTf?

1 he had been handling for a relatively short time Page 668 ; 2 before he left his trade.

1 mesothelioma, more cases caused by asbestos, because Page 556 2 of the exposures that occurred in the 1940s, '50s and 3 '60s. 4 Perhaps also there were better histories 5 taken, so we don't know that. 9 6 Q That would be speculation, though?

Page 1038 1 It was not until that silk was replaced with 2 asbestos that 85 percent magnesia was a commercially 3 acceptable product for use at temperatures above 200 4 degrees Fahrenheit. 5 Q In the period roughly 1947 to 1948 you were 6 in quality control, involved in product development of 7 hydrous calcium silicate for Owens-Illinois?

foot of air.

Page 1103 1 or not any animal studies had ever been done with the 2 Kaylo product?

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

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f On February 2, 1943 we reoeived froo Ovens Illinois Gina a Co., twfvaanples of a new produot fleeignat?

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DATE ISSUED JUNE 24, 1940 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 1 ^ ROOFING PRODUCTS CATALOG j THE UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY CHICAGO Where Research Develops Better, Safer Building Materials 89006 0369 4 STRIP SHINGLES Carry Underwriters' Class C Label 12" Thick Butts Standard Surface Size 12"x36" n . n f 12 Thick Butts Textured Surface Size 12"x36" Head Lap SPECIFICATIONS Expo* are Strips per Sq.

TABLE OF CONTENTS plaintiffs exhibit Jane 15, 1945 Number 6 jAMIC ABSTRACTS Section ives................. .................................................

<1 MartJh 3, 1949 American BraJceBlok Dir. of A.B.8.