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r i\ / .>'/ - t;s ^ -<- 'j ; 7>?:>!*. . * . Johns-Manville Corporation Mzsri.-/ TTfXKTT- TWO LUT POKTIXTB STXXZT HXW TO OX. K.T. Exsoxnivs Optics* Hay 10, 1940' Sumner Simpson, Esc., President,' Raybestos-Hanhattan, Inc., Bridgeport, Connecticut. Res Dr. Gardners Experiments. Dear Ur* Simpson: I am sorry I was away when you telephoned me a few weeks ago. However, my secretary informed me of the matter about which you wished to speajc to me. In the same connection, I believe you will be interested in the attached excerpt from Air Hygiene Foundation Digest of April, 1940, covering current matters in the field of industrial hygiene. I have not read the original article, but it is apparent from the Digest that Dr. Gardner is already publishing, with out seeking our advance approval, certain conclusions which his reports to us have indicated were arrived at as a result of the experiments underwritten by the textile group. I shall appreciate your comments on this situation. Sincerely, VB:y Enc. Vandiver Brown, General Attorney. / PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT <30/0'00 04037081 tabbies'