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Executive Offices Johns -Manville Corporation TWENTY-TWO EAST FORTIETH STREET NEW YORK. N.Y. 'LAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT Hay 27, 1936 Hr. H. F. Judd, Raybestos-'Ianhattan, Inc., Bridgeport, Conn. Re: Otto Binder Dear Hr. Judd: I wish to confirm the arrangement we made this morning when you and Hr. Simpson were in Hr. Williams' office concerning Hr. Binder's future status. It is understood that Hr. 3inder will be offered employment by Johns-manville Corporation and, if he accepts our offer, will become a full-time employee effective as of July 1st when he is released by Hetropolitan. It is our present intention to install at Hanville, New Jersey, the necessary equipment 'which will permit Mr. Binder to perform his duties consisting of sampling, counting and analysing dust. If these arrangements with Hr. Binder are consummated and the necessary equipment installed, we are agreeable to loan ing Hr. Binder to you from tine to time for the purpose of checking dust conditions at your plants, with the understanding that, during such period as he shall be engaged upon this type of work for you, we will be reimbursed for his salary and ex penses plus such sum as shall be mutually agreed upon by you and by us as a reasonable fee for the use of our laboratory and equipment. If the foregoing differs in any particular from your understanding of the arrangement v:e have arrived at, I shall appreciate your advising me. Sincerely yours, Yancj i ver ~3r own General Attorney uJ