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September 23, 1967
Dr. 7. J* Sail Uhlan Corrida Belgian S.V.
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Subject: Asbestos Fiber Zogortora Caaaltteo
Dear Tsai
Please refer to your letter of Septeaber 13 to Mr. Dexter.
four feeling of continuing to cooperate vlth tto Asbestos Fiber Baporfcers Ccoaltta occns to be efcout tbs vlseet course to folic? abort, as you say, of incurring say obligations is say other ares of our asbestos activities* As Frank Dorter points out. it Is entirely possible too saao problca vlll arleo elsewhere so that viwt vu lean ben soy continue to bo useful In more vayo than one.
On renrlavleg the history sad correspondence, the Impression le enlasd that vo bare cose qvite a ways toeard meeting tbs objections to Imn.Ulng asbestos, and Z vender vbetber our work vlth pallets, papar rather than cloth bags, cardboard homes, etc. doesn't stand ua la good stead.
m brief vs suggest you cooperate with tbs Coualttee and keep ua ioforaed of developments.
Very truly yours.
T.F.Fraugoa/jvp
cc: Mr. F.D. Etsxter - DIO cc: Mr. J.J* Getter - HZO cc: Mr. M.F. BcOli&er - 0T0 cc t Mr. I.G. Sayers * London
Assoclata Product Marketing Manager
CHEMICALS AND PLASTICS
fofNom.i Mr. T. F. Frangos 3.v;.;oo 29th Floor
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` 270 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK. NEW YORK 10017
September 20, 1967
Originating 0pL
Subject
Relative to the letters Tom Hall wrote to me dated 5 September and 13 September, I suggest we answer as follows:
a. The matter of price in the 5 September letter was .already answered by you although you may wish to expand upon it.
b. We appreciate the efforts to establish a '68 plan and await the details with interest.
c. We recognize the problems of selling Asbestos T in Europe and are looking at the possibility of making "T" in Europe. We have nothing specific on this yet and any plans will be thoroughly checked with the* European people before they are firmed up.
d. In reference to the work with the Importers Committee, I would recommend that we continue to maintain an active contact with this group and work with them. Naturally, we will wish to avoid obligations on our part insofar as possible and also if we can capitalize on the fact that we ship pellets we.should do so. Under any conditions, close communications with what's going on here I regard as highly desirable since there is at least a possibility that this same type of situation will spring up elsewhere.
FDD/lr
F. D. Dexter