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or not any animal studies had ever been done with the Kaylo product? A Not to my knowledge. I don't remember any requests. BY MR. SMITH: Q Well, let me show you a letter dated November 16, 1948 to a Mr. Bowes from Dr. Vorwald at the Saranac Laboratory. And I understand that you have not seen this, but this letter recites the fact that the experimental study of the effects of inhaled Kaylo dust on normal, uninfected animals is now finished and the conclusions expressed on that subject are final, rather than tentative. It then says, in all animals sacrificed after more than 30 months of exposure to Kaylo dust, unmistakable evidence of asbestosis has developed showing that Kaylo on inhalation is capable of producing asbestosis and must be regarded as a potentially hazardous material. Now, was that information that I just read