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.Icilinovl-letiginr~it~ is ciur G . E. Laiidt for suggesting t,he prol,ltiin and for his valuable sdvic~,concerning t,he invest~igatioii, and to C. R. Lynam for his hclp iii construct,iiig t h r casting apparat,us. Appreria,t,ioii is estended also t,o the twvcnt,y-eight lastic ni:triufactur~c~r.s(soe T:hIe I T) who supplitd thv I ~ A cd. BIB LIOGKA PHY
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