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1 16th, 1941, addressed to Mr. Harold Boeschenstein, Page 635 2 subject, investigation of health aspects of fiberglass 3 by Dr. Walter J. Siebert of St. Louis. 4 And it is a report of my contact with Dr. 5 Siebert and Colonel Bartley about the investigation 6 that Dr. Siebert had been requested by Mr. Bartley on 7 behalf of the Asbestos Workers union to undertake 8 concerning the possibility of any hazards that might 9 result from exposure to dust of fiberglass materials. 10 This brings back a lot of memories. It 11 talks about Gardner's work about the anatomical 12 realities of lung processes that are involved in 13 exposures, about sources of information that we could 14 rely on that we would help get him, the nature of our 15 work with him, the insistence that we are desirous of 16 getting a complete and unbiased examination of this 17 problem, the nature of our relationship with Mr. 18 Bartley and then explanation of the fact that we 19 didn't want the union to be under any financial loss 20 as a result of this, that we would pay through Mr. 21 Bartley or however it was deemed appropriate the fee