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J o kns -Ma rvvill e T.vr.nT'i'-Two Eat.t Fortieth Street New York.N.Y. Sui October 3, 1935 >' V. \; V- llr. 3. Eimpson, President, Ray be s to p-Manha t tan, Inc., Eriigeport, Conn. clear Sinnson: I wish to acknowledge receipt of yours of October 1st enclosing copy of the September 25th letter from the editor of the magazine "ASBESTOS". I quit a agree vrith you that our interests are best served by having asbestosis receive the minimum of publicity. Even if we should eventual ly decide to raise no objection to the publication of an article on asbestosis in the' magazine in question, I thinlc vo should warn the editors to use American data on the subject rather than English. Dr. Lanza ha3 frequently remarked, to me personally and in some of his papers, that the clinical pic ture presented in North..American localities where there is an asbestos dU3t hazard is "considerably milder than that reported in Engiandand South-Africa. "* I believe the question raised by Miss Rossiter might well be considered at the committee meeting scheduled for next Tuesday, at which I understand both 70U and Mr. Judd will be present. Very truly yours. >!/-ft- & :>,t . j 1 U - rs 4^'J- *- 7 r r1/ ^ Va ndi ve r 3 r o vni Attorney 005202