CP"'* 'TION SURVEY AND INVENTOR" ''EPORT The buildings and other property set forth in attached Exhibit I an the installation desorived in License *r permit of day of ________ ________ , 1948, b tweon of which this oondition survey and inventory is a part* WITNESS OUR HANDS thisday of, 1948, WITNESSES TO ALL SIGNATURES HEREON t 1..'____________ 2, WAA BY:________________ LICENSEE OR PERMITTEE BY:______________________________ EXHIBIT I The following roads, bridges, culverts, docks, ramps, approaches and adjacent land in the following oondition (it is assumed nO repairs are needed unless otherwise specifically stated below): " STATE WHAT REPAIRS, ROADS, Etc, CONDITION if any, are needed; The following buildings in the following oondition, (Unless otherwise specifically stated below, it is assumed no repairs are needed): ~ STATE WHAT REPAIRS, Building NO ____________________ _ CONDITION If any, are needed Yfalls Floors Ceilings Partitions Roofs Equipment and Fixtures as Folio wlTi CONDITION AS NEEDED REPAIRS AS STATED BELOW: STATED BELOW: Building No,_______________________ Walls Floors Ceilings Partitions Roofs Equipment and Fixtures as Fellows t CONDITION STATE WHAT REPAIRS if any, are needed "' " ' T&&& CONDITION AS STATED BELOW: ' NEEDED REPAIRS STATED BELOW: AS (Add continuation sheets in above form, if more than two buildings are included) LfiL0003!

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RESINOX, 44 BUILDING Chemicals Used 1940 - 1949 Raw Materials Alcohol, SD-30 Aniline Oil Aqua Ammonia Butvar (Polyvinyl Butylal) Hexamethylenetetramine Lime, Calcium Hydroxide Muriatic Acid, 37% (HC1) Oxalic Acid Phenol Sulfuric Acid, 66 Be Zinc Oxide Products Phenol Formaldehyde Liquid Resin Phenol Formaldehyde Varnish Resin Miscellaneous Zinc Stearate USP BARRIER RESINS, 92 BUILDING Chemicals used 1940 - 1940 Page 2 Raw Materials Acetic Acid Acrylonitrile AZO-BIS-Isobutyronitrile (AIBN) p-Benzoquinone Di-Methyl Formamide 2,6 Di-Tertiary Butyl Para Cresol Hallco C0451 (Fatty Acid Ester Dissolved in Alcohol) PDR-14 (Copolymer Vinyl Acetate-2 Ethylhexylacrylate) PDR-25 (partially Hydrolyzed Polyvinyl Acetate) Sodium Chloride Solium Hydroxide, 50% Aqueous and Crystals Styrene Terpinolene Versenex-80 (Pentasodium Salt of Di-Ethylenetriamine Penta Acetic Acid) Intermediate Waste Distillate (2 Phase Liquid Mainly Water and "AN") Products L-600 (AN-Styrene Copolymer) N-1520 (AN-Styrene Copolymer) Miscellaneous Kerosene (Emerg.

June 13, 1949 (49) MINUTES of the Eleventh Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Manufac turing Chemists1 Association, Inc., held at Skytop Lodge, Skytop, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, June 1, 1949, at 8:30 P.M.

2>V 1 --- * Audi S^ 7 t // ,97S' Since 1944 the general U.S. population has been absorbing organochlorine pesticides, which have recently been largely banned because of a concern that they would cause or contribute to the production of liver cancer.

promised "unlimited" power Colorado Hiver is definitely rainfall and other factors and st d the Parker Dam tie is good hr** 30,000 kw, which cannot be bwtp^8 indefinitely.

ing company in the New River and Pocahontas fields since 1944.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CHV-310 BILL OF MATERIAL F- A/IP COMPANY BATTLE CHEEK.

popped Dr, Long with a sheaf of docu f ments to prove that he was first.

| PLAINTIFF'S i EXHIBIT I CSR-21 PRIVATE h'O.

Dana Corporation - History Page 5 of 14 In 1949, Turner began manufacture of an all-purpose diesel-engine tractor, the Yeoman of England which achieved worldwide sales, and led the company to set up manufacturing facilitie: In many countries around the world.

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416 CHAPTER 37 *"*InUrnatioMd Congress Microbiology, Tentative methods for the microbiological wmin.fa cf frozen foods (American Public Health Association, Amman Journal Public Health, VoL 36,1946, p. 332).

i\ y ANTHONY J.