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S*> OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY OENERAJL OFFICES -TOLEDO l.OHIO & December 12, 1950 Dr. Arthur J. Vonrald, Director The Saranac Laboratory Saranac Lake, New York Dear Art: Some time ago we mentioned to you that our Kaylo Division wants to gather together in brochure fora material on the health aspects of Kaylo dust, and wants to consider the possibility of publishing some of your experimental findings. As we recall it, you mentioned during the visit that Dr. Shook and I made to Saranac last July that the animal experiments were all cobpleted (and no new ones need be started) and that the results of the several years' program would be written 19 in final report form. Could you let us know how this project stands? vv \ *< -- * ' Could you also let us know how we stand on the finances? Our ac- r^ ~- counting department reports that they have paid two invoices this year-- y one in January for $1250 and one in Hay for $1250. We still feel that before this workman be finally completed, it would be desirable for one of your engineers to visit our Sayreville plant and, among_other things,"take some grooasis a`ir aajQ"j.es for composition analysis'. Any time such a trip can Be wbxked into your schedule conveniently, let us know. One more point--you mentioned last July that all the asbestos work carried on through the years at Saranac was being written up and would be published. Has this been done yet? Best wishes to you and lira. Vorwald for a merry Christmas--with lots of snow in the Adirondack hills--and a happy New Tear. 7:/ vA Sincerely yours. Jj* ^Bcu W.G. Hazard sJI INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DIVISION f cc - Dr. C. F. Shook - Toledo /' O t ....PLAINTIFF'S ...... EXHIBIT "" SV-- \ fJL 00C107 ASDestos ijicig. Saranac Lake 1989 Depos. lExhibit p106