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j Page 621 1 A Willis G. Hazard, we called him Bill Hazard. 2 Oh, I think it was probably in the early '40s. 3 Q Can you tell us the circumstances under 4 which you met him? 5 A Bill Hazard was a graduate of the Harvard 6 School of Public Health. He was an industrial 7 hygienist, and he was on the staff of the personnel 8 department of Owens-Illinois which was headed by 9 Milton Olander. 10 He was a specialist in industrial hygiene, 11 of course, as his background indicates. 12 Now, you are asking me what circumstances. 13 And when I joined Owens-Corning, Mr. Boeschenstein 14 said, you better get over and meet some of those 15 people at Owens-Illinois, especially in Bill dander's 16 department, and see how they function and what their 17 points of view are and so on, and this I did. 18 And that is how I happened to meet him, as 19 well as several others that were on Olander's staff. 20 Q When did you first become aware of the 21 entity known as asbestosis?