342 CHAPTER 13 1958 Guide' / = unit surface conductance, Btu per (hour) (square foot) (Fahrenheit degree).

400 CHAPTER 15 1958 Guide their viscosities range from 900 to 10,000 seconds Saybolt Universal (50 seconds to 300 seconds Saybolt Furol).

816 CHAPTER 31 1958 Guide adjoining section butting against the swage.

492 CHAPTER 34 1959 cosity and actually interferes with the atomizing process.

706 CHAPTER 52 1959 Guide Table 3 ....

trial Hygiene Digest - 16 September. 1952 internal organs but did have the nasal lesions frequently attributed to chromium intoxication.

6 1956 National Safety Congress white lead, and using; a xylol vehicle, were sprayed on metal panels then moved through banks of infra-red tights with natural ven tilation only.

Industrial Hygiene Digest June, 1957 730 Experimental nod Clinical Contribution to Human Pathology Due to Sulfuric Acid Fumes.

1958 -National Safety Congress fernks. that a high percentage of arnfr^ are related to personality problems.

/ ( -1 j I | [ I ; .i I ,j Industrial Hygiene Digest therefrom plaintiff filed his claim* The Medical Board made specific finding* as to ait i.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1958 Nov 24 DOC CSR117 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Internal Australian Blue Asbestos Letter RE Dust Control < 2 Es 65 ASBESTOS AUSTRALIAN BLUE ASBESTOS LIMITED N.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1956 DOC IHF104 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION History of IHF by Mellon Institute History of INDUSTRIAL HYGIene Foundation A Research Association of Industries for Advancing Industrial Health and Improving Working Conditions TRIAL MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 Fifth Avenue 0 563 Pittsburgh Pa EXHIBIT 1956- - EXHIBT FOREWORD The history of Industrial Hygiene Foundation 13 in itself an impresof industrial health practice and uve record of the changing concept of the progress made by industry as a whole and particularly by those affiliated with the Foundation As the pattern has been companies transformed from one of curative medicine to that of the prevention of occupational illness and injury the nature and scope of the services the Foundation has been asked to perform have systematically followed this change Industrial Hygiene Foundation has played an important role in bringing about higher standards of health maintenance in industry Not only has it added greatly to the basic knowledge on the subject through its research activities and through dissemination of informa- con but it has rendered valuable service to its members in the solu- sion of specifiincdustrial health problems and the establishment of medical programs The fact that is most impressive and most gratifying about the growth and achievements of the Foundation is that everything has been accomplished through accomplished through the unified efforts of many diversified industries There is no disputing such clear evidence of industry's interest in the bealth and welfare of its workers and consumers March 1956 C.

.+ ^PLAINTIFFS 1 ^EXHIBIT I ^nou ' I I v.w>:5*v; DATE January 26, 1956 DELIVER TO DATE RECEIVED P.R. 1076 PREPAID COLLECT RECEIVED Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. .

Confidential cc: Mr.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT EXX 66 ESSO LAB 0."