* ESSO STAX ^A It D OIL COMPANY LttlMAXA IVIII*!

(g) Service parts were shipped in corrugated boxes sized closely to part size and configuration.

Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL 1 I f MAY, 1955 (Vol. 19, No. 5) INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13, PA.

1954 ANNUAL j* i \jOLOYA6 /?

INTER-COMPANY CORRESPONDENCE Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company APR 23 1953 ora Division union carbide and carbon corporation ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT----DIVISION CC P.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT VVV-039M The Hoa, the Premier of* Wes tern Australia, Treasury Buildings, Barrack Street,, 7th June, 1957. iuCG'i in Arbastes F" upases: Atramsje- fsor &* Hcvke, Because or the Interest which you have dis played In our project in the past, you will doubtless be interested in knowing the position as it stands ut present and X will therefore briefly set out the main features - PPOZOCTIQN; Production rat.* of fibre has increased iro& approximately 4,>oo-tons in 1955 .d d,5GG-toas in 1956 to & currant rate of 1,000-tons per month.

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PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT .m^unsu cci Mr# J* 0* 4laek - Toledo Jrebnuiy 2j, 1956 Dr# James lusty Tuberculosis Control Officer, ^ayne bounty 21*6 South lork Dearborn, ;?

AIR HIGI2E 4 j.ganjFACTUSISJG CG-3CTISS MEETING June 7, 19^2 Attending* J, L, Mitchell, Chairman W, C.

AFFIDAVIT WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ) ) ss. ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned Notary Public, personally came and appeared MICHAEL RHODE, a person of the full age of majority, being of sound mind and body, who, after being first duly sworn by me, did depose and say: I, MICHAEL RHODE, am an employee of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D.C.

EJTS0G-003904 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MATERIALS________ 4he hunt for substitutes for asbestos A flurry of new products follows condemnation of asbestos as a hazard Increasing concern over the health haz ards associated with asbestos is shak ing up the makers of high-temperature insulation, a ubiquitous product that covers pipes and boilers in power plants, refineries, and other process fa cilities.

734 CHAPTER 55 1959 Guide Table 1 ....

226 Air System Equipment rn#W bii CHAMPION BLOWER & FORGE CO.

m450 Insulation HAGAN Mfg.

# .IF 1951 Current Safety Topics in POWER PRESS AND FORGING OPERATIONS As presented In tike Sessions of the Power Press Section at the 1951 National Safety Congress ISte.