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> November 21, 1944 Dr. Leroy U. Gardner, The Saranac Laboratory for the Study of Tuberculosis, Saranac Lake, New York. Dear Dr. Gardner: Mr. Eirth and I enjoyed very much our discussion with you at Pittsburgh, and v/e rrill assume that you will proceed v:ith whatever investigations are necessary' to establish the degree to which the material we are manu facturing at Berlin, Kew Jersey, constitutes a hasard either to employees engaged in the manufacture of it or to others in the use or installation of it. Regarding the latter phase, we assume that it Trill be necessary for us to make certain tests while the material is being sawod or otherwise handled during appli cation, and we will appreciate any instructions or suggestions you may give us as to the extent to which investigations should be made by us. U.E.Eowes j AtN ER$ MAMUUCtUMI O* Cti)V f Ut AMD MAiltC MQDU(I) (T) METAL CONTAINERS . So/eA^e TUMBLERS . OllSIlLDli CLASS Bl