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rOMM 1101 MV. 4*1*10 Pittsburgh corning corporation March 19, 1971 Mr. Charles Stewart, Representative Port^Ji Galveston 370/Lexington Avenue, Ne/ York,/Hew tprk/10017 NOTE: THIS DOCUMEN CjD NOT COME FROM PPG FIL During our last conversation you had requested as much Information 'as possible concerning shipments Into the Port of Galveston from Africa. In this regard, we submit the following: * "Solon Turman" - Due to sail March 9th to the 11th 250 Metric Tons Dll 245 Metric Tons DB 22 Metric Tons M "Elisabeth Lykes" - Due to sail March 17th 110 Metric Tons Dll 67 Metric Tons M Amosite Fiber Inventory levels at the Owentown, Texas plant (Just outside of Tyler) will be very low by the time the "Solon Itirman" arrives; therefore, expeditious handling of the first 6' to 8. cars would be greatly appreciated by us. He do not mean for this statement to be taken as a complaint regarding previous handlings of incoming material as that has been good. How ever, the situation with the shortage of Amosite Fiber at the plant means that we here at Pittsburgh Corning must watch the material movement very, very closely and any additional help that you or your people can provide will be greatly appreciated. Yours very truly. JLPH/rb cc; E. W. Holman' C. E. van Home fcee/T. Hauser Manager of Production Planning J(AAR 191971 ) p. c. CORp* V y'e-w.h* 7~b1T0009230 2