Reports of Management and Independent Accountants Report of Management The consolidated financed rtrtanma of Dresser Industrie, Inc. hare been prepared by management and haw k<en examined by fndependert acoountaifc.

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British Occupational Hygiene Society HYGIENE STANDARDS FOR CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS DUST June, 1968 Pergamon Press 18-0000674 002033 HYGIENE STANDARDS FOR CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS DUST from the Committee on Hygiene Standards of the British Occupational Hygiene Society Copyright 1968 The British Occupational Hygiene Society PERGAMON PRESS Headington Hill Hall, Oxford. 44-01, 21st Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11101 002034 ^8-0000675 COMMITTEE ON HYGIENE STANDARDS R.

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT Thermal Conductivity of Castable Refractories in Relation to Bulk Density RICHARD W.

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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1967-1968 DOC JMA017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Asbestos Cement Pipe Hazards - Letters Newspaper Articles & Memos 9117B TO The Board of Directors Report of Activity on HEALTH ASPECTS OF ASBESTOS June 1 1966 to January 1 1968 January 15 1968 January 15 1968 Report of Activity -- -- HEALTH ASPECTS OF ASBESTOS I.

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