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Today we all know that if our employees possess sound bodies, peace of mind and good working conditions, increased efficiency and better products result.

) __________________________ 70. : i r age, This is important that the ILO has to adopt a high definition, so as to enable, in jour somewhat Infrequent i discussions that thej have dealing with particular .subjects] like pneumoconiosis, there is opportunity to expand, follow I i expert knowledge and focus research and compensation laws and prevention laws, and so forth, in the right direction. !

the basic mechanisms of action, the problem of defining the thing that we're talking about ma7 become easier, and it would seem to me that our.afternoon session, therefore, should contribute in a Tory useful way, to easing that difficulty as it appeared in the morning discussion.

National Museum of Health and Medicine Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D.C., 20306-6000 , do hereby certify thac the annexed a true and correct copy of materials obtained from the Arthur J.

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GENERAL SESSIONS--44th National Safety Congress and Index to Transactions of All Sections (Coatinaed from eo*er) < cy | Industry and Gvtl Defense.................................................................... 25 | Annual Banquet Address...................................................................... 30 1 LABOR SESSIONS 3 S | Introductory Remarks (Siem'tllct)......................................................... 33 i Labor's Expanded Program in the | National Safety Council (Rood) .................................................... 34 | Can Labor-Management Safety Programs | Be Made Successful?

specific hazards qf a particular company .or industry which are sub* jeeted to a much greater hazard than any other part of that industry or any other industry.

basis, and at the present tinted understand that further suits amount ing to $80,000 are before the courts.