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; DEPOSITION ( ^IXHIIIT October 11, I957 ' ''Experimental *-or In animals shows that prolonged exposure to Aroclor vapors e I tolved at high te=o*ratures or by reseated oral ingestion 'ill lead to syctenic toxio effects. . Repeated bodily contact with the licuid rJ Aroclora nay lead to an acne-fom chin eruption. Suitable draft ventilation to control the vapors evolved at elevated temperaturea, as well as protection by suitable garments j from extensive bodily contact with the llq' uid Aroclors, should prevent any untoward ^effect." In talking with Dr. Xelly before these three paragraphs were written, we agreed that they might as well be phrased so that they oould be used not only in the Aroclor booklet, but quoted in correspondence as that may be neeTM esary. L.A. TTatt Attachment 3-2 WATER PCB-SD0000033548