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K-1M04 #PU) artmjsm* wo E. I. du Pont de Nemours & IMCOW^OWATCD PIGMENTS DEPARTMENT Baltimore, Maryland November 11, i960 DR. C. A. D'ALONZO EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT WILMINGTON, DELAWARE ASBESTOS Following are the answers to the questions in your letter of November 8, 1966: A. We have no full time insulators at the Baltimore Plant. B. We have ten employees doing part time insulating work 20$ of the time. C. Three most prevalent types of insulating materials are: 1. 85$ Magnesia 2. Fiberglass Bats 3. Insulating Cement composed of mineral wool pellets, asbestos fibers and bonding clays. D. We do not spray insulating materials. E. We have had no employees with Asbestosis, Mesothelioma, or Carcinomas among insulators. F. No- special safety precautions have been taken for insulation. CWM/NF DUP 1110042 SETTER THINGS FOB SETTER LIVING . . . THROUGH CHCMISTKr